Oscott Manor School

Oscott Manor School is a community special school located in Birmingham, catering to young people aged 11-19 with autism as their primary diagnosis. The school operates under the ethos of being "Ready, Respectful, Safe," fostering a positive and respectful environment where students are encouraged to express their thoughts and feelings. As a UNICEF Rights Respecting School, Oscott Manor prioritises the rights of every child, promoting dignity, independence, and active participation in the community.

The curriculum at Oscott Manor is designed to be creative, ambitious, and broad, focusing on developing students' strengths and interests. It combines classroom learning with real-life experiences to prepare pupils for future employability, offering vocational options for Key Stage 4 and 5 students. The school has 11 classes grouped by ability and educational needs, ensuring tailored support for each pupil.

Collaboration with parents and families is a key aspect of Oscott Manor's approach, with each student assigned a key-worker to facilitate communication and support. The school aims to provide a stable and nurturing environment, having recently transitioned to a new facility and opened a sixth form centre to enhance educational opportunities.