Cherry Orchard Primary School

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School Profile
NAME: Cherry Orchard Primary School
URN: 103178
LA: Birmingham
TOWN: Birmingham
POSTCODE: B20 2LB
PHASE: Primary
TYPE: Community school
GENDER: Mixed
PUPILS: 449
CAPACITY: 487
FSM_PCT: 29.50
WEBSITE: www.cherryorchard.bham.sch.uk
DATA_DATE: 2025-07-14

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Cherry Orchard Primary School - Home
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Cherry Orchard Primary School - Values and Ethos
Home Our School Values and Ethos Values and Ethos Our vision At Cherry Orchard, we want our pupils to be confident, healthy individuals, motivated learners and responsible citizens. Our school is a community where all the children are nurtured to develop a desire for learning, respect for others and good communication skills so that they are equipped to succeed. Our school should be a place where everyone has clear sense of where they are now, where they would like to get to and how they are going to get there. Our school motto reflects our ethos and vision: We care, We Learn, We Succeed Our Core Values We have high expectations of behaviour at Cherry Orchard, and our core values support this ethos and are very important to us. We believe that understanding how to be a good citizen can lead to everyone achieving their full potential. Pupils, parents, staff and governors all contributed to our whole school survey and voted for the values that were most important to them. Our core values are Equality, Respect, Understanding, Courage, Friendship and Honesty. Honesty is when you always tell the truth. Emmina Courage in learning is challenging yourself and taking risks, like going for extra challenges and leading others. Adil Friendship is being kind and helpful. Friends look after one another and share life and learning. Phoebe, Reena, Elayna Equality is when everyone is equal, for example, no boy is more important than any girl and vice-versa. Everyone needs an equal chance in learning and life. Jasmine Respect is when you are kind to others and make them feel comfortable with what you are saying. It means showing manners and greeting each other politely. Harleen Understanding is thinking about why people make different decisions and understanding the reasons behind them. You need to be aware of everyone’s feelings. Ranveer Strategic Plan 2022-2027

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Cherry Orchard Primary School - Key Information
Home Key Information Key Information Please browse this section to find our key information about Cherry Orchard Primary School.

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Cherry Orchard Primary School - Financial Information
Home Key Information Financial Information Financial Information To view our published financial information, please click on the link below. There are no school employees with a gross annual salary of £100,000 or more. Schools Financial Benchmarking

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Cherry Orchard Primary School - Subject Overviews
Home Curriculum Subject Overviews Subject Overviews Please navigate through each curriculum area to find out more about each subject. When a pupil has achieved the vast majority of the objectives for their year group, they are considered to be 'working at age-related expectations'. If a pupil is able to apply these skills, for example when solving mathematical problems or when reading and writing for different purposes across the curriculum, they are considered to have 'mastered' the curriculum for their year group. End of year expectations for reading, writing and mathematics can also be found below as well as curriculum overviews for each year group. Nursery Overview Reception Overview Year 1 Overview Year 1 end of year expectations Year 2 Overview Year 2 end of year expectations Year 3 Overview Year 3 end of year expectations Year 4 Overview Year 4 end of year expectations Year 5 Overview Year 5 end of year expectations Year 6 Overview Year 6 end of year expectations

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Cherry Orchard Primary School - Admissions
Home Parents Admissions Admissions School admission arrangements set out how schools will admit pupils. These arrangements include the published admission number (the maximum number of pupils intended to be admitted to the relevant year group), the over-subscription criteria and information on the waiting list for the school. How to apply for Reception Class An application must be made online at www.birmingham.gov.uk/schooladmissions or by using the local authority preference form. How to make an in-year application Applications made outside the normal admission round (in-year admissions) must be made directly to the school. Admission criteria (Oversubscription criteria) Looked after or previously looked after children. Siblings (brother or sister who will still be in attendance in September 2016). Denominational claims (in the case of voluntary controlled Church of England primary schools). Distance (children who live nearest the school measured in a straight line). Children with an Education and Health Care Plan for additional needs Any child with an Education and Health Care Plan is required to be admitted to the school that is named in their EHCP. This gives any such child overall priority for admission to the named school. This is not an over-subscription criterion. Admissions Policy Sept 2024 Determined Admission Arrangements for Community and VC Schools 2025-26

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