Oak Heights school in Hounslow is now offering music lessons

Welcome back! We hope you all had a nice break during the half term. Oak heights are now in the second half term before we all break up for Christmas! As we are approaching Christmas, the time has come when the school goes out for the day for our annual ice skating trip at the National History Museum. Every year towards Christmas the students are taken out on a one day school trip to the National History Museum ending the day by going onto the ice skating ring! This is an exciting outing for the Year 7's especially as it is the first trip they will be participating in with Oak Heights School.
As you may know the new Music classes have now begun. Classes are offered to year 7 & 8's only to start off the classes to assess progress .These lessons are now organised to be every Thursday's once a week. The students will be taught by professional tutors alongside using professional equipment. As a small school, we feel very privileged to be recognised as being members of the Federation of Music. Music classes will be very intriguing to assess as we may have the chance to discover many talents within the students! Oak heights already known as being very academically strong will also be known to be very creative and talented through music classes.
Having the classing proceeding brings us closer to develop our own Christmas music band. Classes as such encouraged students to be more creative and willing to be more active and not to be just wasting energy playing video games!
Previously Oak Heights dedicated a week on E-Safety learning before the half term in order to educate them the risk of being safe using social networks and being involved with the media. As part of Student Safe Guard month, we are now approaching Anti-Bullying week. We take bullying very seriously at Oak Heights School and believe every student should feel safe and happy coming and studying with us. Bullying is not tolerated. Poetically speaking is one of the forms we believe the students are able to express what they feel about bullying and how they would feel if they were bullied. Educating children about bullying is very important as we believe that children should know and understand how to overcome bullies and why it is not acceptable to be bullying others yourself.
Mrs Sandhu will be carrying out different workshops related to Anti-Bullying week in order to educate the students and acknowledge them about the affect bullying may have on individuals.
We believe we have progressed well coming back to school after half term and have many exciting events taking place before we break up for Christmas holidays. Overall this half term should be very exciting and productive for the school and students who are participating within.
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Oak Heights Independent School in Hounslow has its own Bake Off competition!

As part of our Term 1 creative curriculum development we organised a cupcake baking competition which had most of the students participating! All students brought in their own designed cakes which were judged by the teachers and winners were chosen! The competition was open for all the students in the school. Being creative allows the child to expand their thinking and creativity skills. The judgement criteria were based on things such as taste, texture, appearance and creativity. Students then went on to develop their entrepreneurial skills by selling on any remaining cupcakes to the school.
Additional curriculum activities will be starting after half term which begins on Friday 24th October 2014 for one week. Extra music Classes will commence every Thursday for students in our lower years. We are very lucky to be working alongside Hounslow Music Service and becoming members of the Federation of Music. This will allow students to get involved with music and provide them with the opportunity to pursue music as a career or part time hobby in the future. Using professional equipment they will be taught how to play each specific piece by fully qualified and experienced tutors. These new music sessions will embrace the children’s creative sides and encourage them to maintain a healthy balance between academic and creative lessons.
We aim to develop our very own Oak Heights Band by the end of the academic year! This will be a wonderful way for the students to practice their skills and gain feedback.
This week Oak Heights has also been touching upon the more serious subject of E-safety. In response to the recent media interest in e-safety and children we felt it was our duty to ensure that all students know how to use the internet responsibly. In order to encapsulate the many facets of e-safety our General Studies teacher Mrs Sandhu carried out a three days of work shops across the year groups. These consisted of role plays, poetry, and quizzes which were then presented in an assembly involving the whole school. Many areas were touched on and parents were also provided with a summary of how best to monitor their children’s safety online.
The feedback was brilliant and many of the children (and staff) said they felt a lot more educated about the rules and regulations of internet usage. Most importantly they said that they felt a lot more safe knowing how to deal with uncomfortable situations online whether accessing through a mobile device or on a desktop computer.
Our first Parents Day for this academic year will take place this week. This will give teachers and parents a chance to discuss the progress of their child and for some it will also be a chance to meet for the first time if they have only just joined Oak Heights this academic year! Sixth Form and college placements will also be discussed with parents of year eleven students in preparation for the application process after their impending GCSE examinations in summer 2015. This will be a great day, in which we get to see all of the hard work that our teachers and pupils put in throughout the term, and bring it to the forefront! I would also like to thank in advance all of our student Volunteers that are getting involved and helping out! This encapsulates the great team spirit that represents Oak Heights.
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Oak Heights school term-1-2014

Oak Heights School would like to wish a warm welcome to all of our new students and a welcome back from the summer break to all of our former students. We hope that you have all settled in nicely this week and that you are ready for the term ahead.
I would like to take this opportunity to request that all parents ensure that student contact details are up to date on our system. It is also important that we have additional contact numbers in the event of an emergency. If you wish to update any primary contact numbers and postal/email addresses I can be contacted through the contact details below between 8-4pm.
This term we will be electing our new Head Boy and Head Girl for the school and re electing our student council members. All new students will also be informed of their allocated "House" for our House Points system which has been very successful over the past academic year.
As usual there will be a series of local trips throughout the year and it would be great to hear some suggestions from students on preferred locations.
Work experience for year 11 students is due to start for one week. This date may vary depending on each pupils placement, however all students will be updated within the next week.
I look forward to seeing and speaking with you in the near future. For more information visit http://oakheights.co.uk/about-us.html

Oak Heights school in Hounslow has started a tuition centre in the evening

It is my pleasure to write this congratulatory letter to all of our year 11 students for their outstanding Further Maths Level 2 and Science GCSE results. Results release day is often very nerve wracking as I am sure you are well aware, however, the results achieved today have clearly reflected the hard work of our students coupled with the support of yourselves and our outstanding teachers at Oak Heights School.
GCSE examinations are now tougher than ever before and its important that students work early to avoid disaapointment. Oak Heights school in Hounslow has now started a tuition centre in the evening which will support students in Maths, English and Sciences as well as History. Our English teacher, a graduate from Oxford University will be leading the lessons at Oak Heights School. Support lessons are free to those students at Oak Heights who require it but will be chargable at a small fee to those who are from other nearby schools.
Including our 4 year 11 students who that sat their Maths GCSE exams early last summer, we have now set a very high standard within our school, with 5 A*'s , 8 A's and 1 B&C grade in maths GCSE. We would also like to congratulate a special student from year 11 who achieved 7 A* and 5A's in her GCSE's. Well Done !
I ask that you continue to work with us and support your child with their studying as you have done so far, in order for us to keep these outstanding grades consistent throughout all subjects.
I would like to remind you that due to changes with the DFE there will no longer be any early sittings for GCSE exams. All GCSE exams will be sat in Year 11 as linear examinations and retakes can only now take place in Maths and English during the November series.
Again, well done for all of your hard work! I look forward to seeing the same effort throughout the academic year not only from our year 11s but from all other year groups as well!
All internal exam results including end of term 1 results will be displayed on the school window and will be discussed during the next parent day which will be held in September / October. The date and times are yet to be confirmed.
A reminder that school starts in September dates can be found on the school website http://oakheights.co.uk/

Oak Heights school closed for the summer break and will resume on the 10th September 2014

Oak Heights school and the tuition centre in hounslow is now closed for the summer break. The school will resume on the 10th September 2014, usual time from 9am to 345pm.
In the new academic term, Oak Heights school will branch out in offering tuition lessons in Hounslow and will be named treetop tuition. It will also be known as Oak Heights tuition centre.
Oak Heights tuition centre will be offering tuition lessons in Maths, English and Science and GCSE and A level standard. It will be taught by highly skilled teachers and tutors in classes no more than 6. Schemes of works will be created specifically tailored for the tuition lessons which will be handed out to the students prior to the lesson itself. Regular homework will be set and detentions will be given out if the homework is not complete. During the year each child will need to sit consultations with senior members of staff. During these consultations pupils will be reviewing their progress and performance. Homework timetables are extremely important for pupils wishing to organise their time properly. With a homework timetable, each student will effectively be able to plan and define his or her study time and free time accordingly. Each child is expected to produce a homework study timetable within six weeks from the start of term. This timetable should accommodate all subjects that have homework attached. If pupils have problems completing their homework, or are returning poorly performed work, they will be expected to submit their timetable for validation. General problems will also be discussed during these sessions. The sessions will offer children a source of counselling should there be a need.
The notice board will list appointment times for children to attend their consultation sessions. All pupils should observe the notice boards regularly and respond to any instructions.
The tuition centre building is also approved by OFSTED, which meets health and safety standards, fire regulations at the building are met. Being in a building that is secure, safe and that it meets standards gives parents the confidence that their children are in a safe environment. Furthermore all of our staff are CRB, list 99 checked.
Oak Heights school is located in Hounslow near the high street. A prime location where public transport is easily accessible. The school is dedicated to fully understanding the national curriculum in order for the teaching to be suited exactly to the necessary examination requirements. Teachers have been trained to cover all aspects of the theoretical knowledge necessary to cope with examination requirements. The way in which the core content of syllabuses is conveyed is in such a manner as to stimulate questioning minds and encourage independent thought so that practical and common sense is not forgotten.
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Oak Heights School and exam centre - Summer term

Arguably one of Hounslow’s best schools, Oak Heights school provides students from the age of 11-16 to experience the Oak Heights innovative teaching approaches in order to instil inspiration in the aspiring minds of students. The teachers employ a passionate, enthusiastic and encouraging attitude, which is demonstrated through excellent exam results. We at Oak Heights like to motivate our students to realize their own potential, so the students can believe in their own capabilities and build on their confidence, which will help them overcome any future challenges they come across.
The Exam Centre in Hounslow provides private study students or students who are retaking a chance to do their exams at our centre. We offer practical exam sessions in GCSE and A levels also called EMPA's at our London based centre for Biology, Chemistry and Physics. This gives the students a chance to familiarize themselves with the laboratory and equipment. The next practical sessions will be available in September 2014, dates are yet to be confirmed. Entries for the June/July GCSE’s and GCE examinations will commence in September 2014, we cover AQA, EDEXCEL, OCR and WJEC Welsh examining boards. For application form please log on to the Oak Heights Exam Centre website www.oakheights.co.uk/exam-centre or call on 0208 577 1827 to request an application form. We are now qualified as a BMAT exam centre. Students who wish to apply to OXBRIDGE can take the BMAT Test at our centre.
Science week was a hit with the students last week. They covered a vast range of topics, including Photosynthesis, Energy from Fuels, Pendulums, Stretching, Resistance and Titration. The year 8’s did a flame test and the year 7’s did a presentation on their Volcano Projects, where they had to make a volcano and show how chemical reactions work.
As part of the controlled assessments and examinations for the Year 11 History GCSE, we arranged a compulsory trip for the Year 10 students to visit the Imperial War Museum to view the Holocaust Exhibition next term. This term we took the year 10 students to the Victoria and Albert Museum in Kensington. The students gained a lot of knowledge whilst absorbing in the culture of the museum in future preparation for their history-controlled assessments.
Work experience for the year 11 students will be taking place on 22nd September – 26th September 2014. After discussing the types of placements they would like to do with Patricia King, our Work Experience Officer is working on getting the required placements for the students. This is a great opportunity for the students who are looking forward to doing their work placements and to get a feel of what the working life is all about.
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Oak Heights School reaching for new heights in Hounslow, London

Oak Heights Independent School is a small and outstanding mixed secondary school. We are based in a convenient location situated off of Hounslow high street, close to Hounslow train and bus stations.
Here at Oak Heights school and the exam centre our intimate classes make it easy to monitor your child’s progress and give attention tailored to their needs. This ensures that each individual has the opportunity to excel and fulfil his or her full potential. We encourage a tranquil and calm learning environment, which, along with our highly experienced and carefully selected teachers, has escalated our rapid progress over the last 6 years.
This progress is reflected in our outstanding pass rate and OFSTED inspection mark “Good”. Regular extended school programmes include, Science, English and Maths classes helping to build a strong academic foundation. Discipline is also a strong part of what makes our school such a success when it comes to developing our well rounded students. Respect amongst peers, punctuality and attendance are high on our list of priorities as we aim to create the successful academic professionals of our future.
We also we take pleasure in encouraging our students to participate in our regular extra curricular activities. Last month students visited the unforgettable ‘V & A museum, Charlie and the chocolate factory, paintball and an ice skating rink all of which had great feedback.
Our excellent school to parent relationship is something we are very proud of. Communication is key in order to allow us to work as a team with your child’s best interest at heart, this is done through regular meetings, and updates on both our website and newsletters.
If you feel your son or daughter is right for our school and most importantly that we are right for you, book an assessment now on 0208 577 1827. All enquiries are welcome and prospectuses are available upon request and are available to download on our website.

Oak Heights School And The Exam Centre in Term 3 (Science)

As a part of Oak Heights Independent School's recent building expansion and refurbishment, we have had the opportunity to modernise and expand our science facilities. Our brand new laboratory allows our students to participate in science projects alongside their academic studies giving them a deeper understanding of the subject. This means they are able to fully engage with the methods used in physics, chemistry and biology and gain hands on experience with relevant, up to date and safe equipment. As well as running practical science courses in our labs for our external/private candidates, we also allow our internal students to take full advantage of our facilities.
Our pupils are currently taking part in "Science week" whereby each year group conducts a different experiment everyday. We hope that science week will encourage pupils to gain a keen interest in the technical side of scientific research as well as giving them first hand experience using standard lab apparatus. We are proud to have former students that have benefited greatly from our original science facilities achieving A* grades and progressing onto highly accredited sixth forms. We are confident that our newly refurbished labs will only further improve our already excelling students.
Here at Oak Heights we believe that your body's health and fitness are key components to a healthy academic mind. Every Tuesday and Friday our qualified coaches teach swimming and athletics. As a result of our most recent athletics session two of our pupils were scouted for the local athletics team trials one of which made the team!
This academic year pupils have had the opportunity to attend a variety of school trips. Some of these trips were as a part of their curriculum and others as a general treat for good behaviour. These included trips such as Charlie and the Chocolate factory in theatre, Ice Skating, bowling, laser quest, IMAX theatre , PGL and Hampton Court Palace.
This week was a very intense week as we came to the end of the examination period for our year 11 students and private candidates. Some of our year 11 students had attended Oak Heights School for almost 5 years so it was very moving to see them reach a milestone in their academic lives. We were left with some very touching testimonies.
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Oak Heights School And The Exam Centre in Term 3

Oak Heights is a reputable independent secondary school and exam centre of well over 5 years based in the easily accessible location of Hounslow Central. Oak Heights School is currently a registered and approved exam centre for Edexcel, AQA, OCR and WJEC examining bodies as well as now being a BMAT centre. We cater for students from various backgrounds wishing to gain qualifications such as GCE, GCSE's and IGCSE's in a variety of subjects including but not limited to English, Maths, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.
Many of our Science students come to our centre hoping to study medicine in the future and go on to study highly reputable courses at their chosen college or university. We now offer our medical students the opportunity to take the BMAT examinations which give students access to study at universities such as Oxford, Cambridge and UCL.
Our highly successful practical science exam programme runs every spring during the Easter Break in order to assist students studying the sciences. This practical exams programme takes place in our recently refurbished fully approved science lab and runs at a very competitive price. Places are high in demand so we recommend you book early to avoid disappointment.
Oak Heights School also offers GCE (A level) evening revision courses as a tuition centre. This is open to private students in subjects such as Mathematics, Science and English. These courses run at a very competitive price and are all taught by fully qualified CRB checked staff members. The courses provide students with an intense overview of their chosen subject according to the curriculum. Mock exams and a lot of focus on answering technique are just some of the tools used to help students reach their full potential enabling them to feel much more confident in their abilities.
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Term 3 - Oak heights Independent school

Back after half term, the Oak Heights students are in their final term of the school year. The GCSE’s and GCE’s are in full flow. Our year 11 students are continuing to revise whilst their exams are going on. The rest of the students are continuing lessons as normal and will also be preparing for the end of year exams in a few weeks.
At the end of term 2 the Yellow House were announced the House prize winners, so the prize trip will be arranged this term. Alongside this a trip for the Year 8’s will be organised. We are also working on a school trip to the Warner Brothers Studio for The Harry Potter Experience.
Last term we were preparing the year 10 students for work experience. C.V workshops were taking place. Talks about work experience and apprenticeships will be arranged for this term. The students will be doing their work placements in September 2014.
The CV workshops proved to be very successful. The students were given multiple tasks, case studies and scenarios to help them understand the concept of a CV and eventually completing one for themselves, in order to help them with their work experience placements in September 2014.
In order to keep the students fit and active Swimming takes place every Tuesdays, and MultiSports every Friday. A selection of games such as football and badminton and group activities are organised for the students to interact in. We are looking to introduce athletics in the next term to build on the students strength, stamina and upkeep their physical fitness.
As part of our on going fundraising projects the Student Council will be organizing more sport tournaments to raise money for charities. We look forward to hosting a Rounders tournament next term. The Exam centre is no longer taking applications for the examinations taking place in June 2014.
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Oak Heights School - achieving high GCSE grades

Oak Heights is an independent school that has been running for 7 years. We are a secondary school with students ranging from the age of 11-16. Our classes are between 10 – 15 students each, which enables our teachers to focus on the individual needs of each student. We aim to create a high standard of teaching resulting in being one of the top performing selective Independent schools in the Borough of Hounslow with high achieving GCSE grades.

On the last week before half term, the Student Council organised a Raffle where all the proceedings are going towards The Mulberry Centre, a cancer support charity based in Isleworth. The raffle was announced on Friday, the last day of term and we had 3 lucky winners. The total amount raised was £63. The Student Council are working on their next fundraising project – a Sports/Football Tournament.

As it draws nearer to the Year 11 GCSE examinations, The students are continuing with their practical examinations for the ISA’s for Chemistry and Biology. In addition, the controlled assessments for History and English are continuing and preparations towards the GCSE’s are in full flow. Revision lessons and practice exam papers and re-cap lessons are all preparing the students for their exams.

In addition to this the year 11 students are also preparing for their Sixth Form/college interviews. Workshops have been arranged and one to one practice interview sessions.

In order to keep the students fit and active Swimming takes place every Tuesdays, and Sports every Friday. A selection of games such as football and badminton and group activities are organised for the students to interact in. We are looking to introduce athletics in the next term to build on the students strength, stamina and upkeep their physical fitness. As part of our on going fundraising projects the Student Council will be organizing sport tournaments to raise money for charities.

The Exam centre is still taking applications for the examinations taking place in June 2014. The deadline is on the 21st March. We will still be taking applicants however there will be an additional £10 fee after this date. Place are filling up fast so call in to book your place now.

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Oak Heights school latest news

Oak Heights is an independent school that has been running for 7 years. We are a secondary school with students ranging from the age of 11-16 and our classes are between 10 – 15 students each, which enables our teachers to focus on the individual needs of each student. We aim to create a high standard of teaching resulting in being one of the top performing selective Independent schools in the Borough of Hounslow with high achieving GCSE grades.
As it is the last week before half term, this week the Student Council have organised a Raffle where all the proceedings are going towards The Mulberry Centre, a cancer support charity based in Isleworth. The raffle will be announced on Friday, the last day of term, so there will be 3 lucky winners being awarded a selection of vouchers.
As it draws nearer to the Year 11 GCSE examinations, The students are continuing with their practical examinations for the ISA’s for Chemistry and Biology. In addition, the controlled assessments for History and English are continuing and preparations towards the GCSE’s are in full flow. Revision lessons and practice exam papers and re-cap lessons are all preparing the students for their exams.
In order to keep the students fit and active Swimming takes place every Tuesdays, and Sports every Friday. A selection of games such as football and badminton and group activities are organised for the students to interact in. We are looking to introduce athletics in the next term to build on the students strength, stamina and upkeep their physical fitness. As part of our on going fundraising projects the Student Council will be organizing sport tournaments to raise money for charities.
The Exam centre is still taking applications for the examinations taking place in June 2014. The deadline is on the 21st February. We will still be taking applicants however there will be an additional £10 fee after this date. Place are filling up fast so call in to book your place now.
For more information visit http://www.oakheights.co.uk

Oak Heights School – GCSE Results and performance tables 2014 and the Exam Centre

It is my pleasure to write this congratulatory letter to all of our year 11 students for their outstanding Maths GCSE results. Results release day is often very nerve wracking as I am sure you are well aware, however, the results achieved today have clearly reflected the hard work of our students coupled with the support of yourselves and our outstanding maths teacher Mr Louis.

Including our 4 year 11 students who that sat their Maths GCSE exams early last summer, we have now set a very high standard within our school, with 5 A*'s , 8 A's and 1 B&C grade in maths GCSE.

We would also like to announce that our GCSE results for 2014 have been outstanding. Achieving 89%, minimum of 5 GCES (A* – C including Maths and English Language) and with its most recent ‘ Good’ OFSTED report the school is progressing well.

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Oak Heights School - Sports Relief 2014

The school has set a task for its Student council members to think out of the box and come up with something new and exciting, something that we have not done before. The Oak Heights Swimathon was a great success so lets keep that up !
The student council at Oak Heights will have to work as a group, will then have to write down with a full explanation on how they will manage the project. At the end of the first stage student council members will have to write a full written account of the processes for their product or service. This will then be presented to the senior staff members at the school, so get your thinking caps on!
This is a great opportunity for all members of the Student Council to show their individual skills. Our student Liason officer will be here to help and guide all members. Failure to contribute will result in a deduction in House Points and will be taken off the School Council.
This project will help develop personal, communication, presentation and group skills. The project may also be submitted to the House Of Commons Speaker’s School Council Awards 2014 competition.
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Term 2 - Oak Heights School

I would like to give you all a warm welcome back. I hope you had a restful break and that all students are now motivated and ready for the new term ahead.
I am pleased to say that our end of term assembly had a very positive turnout. Well done to those of you that received certificates. Also, a very big well done to the Blue house for gaining the most points last term winning themselves a trip to the IMAX theatre which will take place in due course. It was lovely to see how many students worked really hard throughout term one; I look forward to seeing the same motivation and positivity this term. Due to its success the House Points System will continue throughout the academic year.
This term will be very busy for our year 11 students. Coursework and practical exam mocks will be taking place, and there will be plenty of exam practice for the upcoming GCSE exams. In order for our Students to gain the most out of their school study, it will no longer be compulsory for year 11s to attend sport on Tuesdays (start date tbc) and Fridays (starting from Friday 17th January). They will instead attend morning lessons in preparation for their exams. A study leave period will commence during term 3; these dates will be confirmed closer to the time.
There will be a series of great local trips throughout the next two terms for all of our students. I would like to remind parents of our year 7 theatre trip taking place on Wednesday 22nd January.
End of term exam results will be available to view on our school window within the next few days.
Further updates and term dates can be viewed on our website on www.oakheights.co.uk

Oak Heights School welcomes back students in Term 2

I would like to give you all a warm welcome back. I hope you had a restful break and that all students are now motivated and ready for the new term ahead.
I am pleased to say that our end of term assembly had a very positive turnout. Well done to those of you that received certificates. Also, a very big well done to the Blue house for gaining the most points last term winning themselves a trip to the IMAX theatre which will take place in due course. It was lovely to see how many students worked really hard throughout term one; I look forward to seeing the same motivation and positivity this term. Due to its success the House Points System will continue throughout the academic year.
This term will be very busy for our year 11 students. Coursework and practical exam mocks will be taking place, and there will be plenty of exam practice for the upcoming GCSE exams. In order for our Students to gain the most out of their school study, it will no longer be compulsory for year 11s to attend sport on Tuesdays (start date tbc) and Fridays (starting from Friday 17th January). They will instead attend morning lessons in preparation for their exams. A study leave period will commence during term 3; these dates will be confirmed closer to the time.
There will be a series of great local trips throughout the next two terms for all of our students. I would like to remind parents of our year 7 theatre trip taking place on Wednesday 22nd January. End of term exam results will be available to view on our school window within the next few days.
We would also like to remind students that GCSE results for the November 2013 sittings are available on the 9th January 2014 from 9am - 5pm. For external candidates please remember to bring in your statement of entry and your ID. Those students who want to sit exams during the summer series 2014, the deadline is February 21st 2014. Please call our office on 0208 577 1827 for further details.
Further updates and term dates can be viewed on our website on http://oakheights.co.uk

OAK HEIGHTS EXAM CENTRE IN HOUNSLOW

CATCH UP
If you never got the qualifications that you wanted to get when you were younger, then Oak Heights School could be the place to go to get those qualifications needed to get back up to date. Employers see qualifications as important because it ensures that colleagues have a similar mind set. Oak Heights School has an exam centre which is accessible to anyone. Candidates can have private tuition to a GCSE or A Level standard, and then sit their exams in a controlled environment at the school. Visit Oak Heights School website for the opportunity to gain GCSE or A Level qualifications at any age so that you can catch up and seek the career in the industry you always wanted, but never had the qualifications for.
KEEP UP
With so many well-qualified candidates, you might feel like you need to keep up. Your CV is the first thing that employers look at when deciding if you are the right person for the job. Many employers will see certain GCSE or A Level qualifications as necessary in order to get a job. Others will put those with better GCSE or A Level qualifications in front of those who don’t have them, even before interview day. To keep up with the increasingly competitive search for a job, get the qualifications you need to be considered at Oak Heights Exam Centre. Visit our website to learn more and complete an application form.
GET AHEAD
If you want to pick up a new skill, or impress a possible employer, try many of the different subjects that Oak Heights School has to offer. At GCSE Level, Oak Heights provides the opportunity to take Science, Maths or English. At A Level standard, Oak Heights offers Maths, English, Science, Economics and Accounting. Additionally, Oak Heights can enter candidates for the written units of Modern Languages. When deciding what modules to take, Oak Heights will be there to choose the ones that are most suitable for different situations. Get ahead now by visiting us at ‘oakheights’ online.
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What’s on the Best School in Hounslow’s Website

Their Passion for Excellence…
Oak Heights Independent Senior School is a private school designated to achieving excellence. Their aim is not to teach their students how to pass exams, but to give their students tuition on how to excel in their own unique and innovative ways. Oak Heights’ idea of achievement would be for their students to obtain a successful career path in law, medicine or finance. This is the school you send your child to if you want them to become tomorrow’s leaders or pioneers. Their website contains extensive information on their discipline, philosophy and teaching methods that help them to aspire to these results.
Their Admissions Process…
The admissions process for Oak Heights School seeks out those with both strong academic capability, and those who are willing to contribute that to the school and community as a whole. On the website the competitive admissions process is explained in detail, with explanation of why it is important to the school.
Their Private Exam Centre…
Uniquely to Hounslow, Oak Heights School offers private tuition for any candidate who would like to get AQA or Edexcel GCSE or A level qualifications. This is external to the school, and for any private candidate that wants to learn and improve their CV. The website gives information on how to apply, and what to apply for.
Their Students Today…
For the students that did obtain a place at Oak Heights, the website contains more than enough information for students and parents to keep up with what is happening at the school. The site includes necessary pages outlining school uniform regulations, term dates, the curriculum and what books are needed. On top of this, it provides a personal touch with an up to date blog which documents any recent events or news in and around the school.
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Forming Naturally Enquiring Minds at Treetop Tuition

There is more than simply exam success. With large numbers of students achieving the top grades at GCSE and A-Level, universities are looking for more. Treetop learning centre which is affiliated with Oak Heights School focuses on developing self-learning techniques and encouraging intellectual curiosity to allow students to build a more well rounded knowledge about subjects of interest outside of simply what is tested in an exam. This leads to the development of naturally enquiring minds in students which universities find particularly attractive especially in subjects with an interview based selection process ( Medicine, Dentistry and a vast majority of courses available at Oxford and Cambridge)
Often there is an emphasis on "spoon-feeding" students. We feel that this is counterproductive. Our tutors and teachers facilitate the development of self-learning techniques which allow a student to solve unfamiliar and challenging tasks without excess external help. In doing so, students feel a sense of accomplishment when completing such tasks. These self-learning techniques will prove vital in the future in assisting with the independent nature of university and especially in careers such as Medicine and Dentistry where life-long learning is required.
Our focus at TreeTop Learning centre also branches away from academics. We have links with local clubs and centres as well as the exclusive Oak Heights independent School to provide opportunities for taking part in sport or perhaps learning to play a new instrument. In doing so, we hope to provide a relief from academia while developing confidence in students. In addition, this will aid in their progression as well-rounded individuals, a trait particularly attractive to universities and other institutions.
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Physics Lab -- Oak Heights School - Hounslow

As a part of Oak Heights Independent School's recent refurbishment, we have had the opportunity to modernise and expand our science facilities. Our brand new laboratory allows our students to participate in science projects alongside their academic studies giving them a deeper understanding of the subject. This means they are able to fully engage with the methods used in physics, biology and chemistry and gain hands on experience with relevant, up to date and safe equipment.

As one of the oldest academic disciplines we believe that the sciences should play a central role in our student's education. Our Labs allow students to have a well rounded learning of subjects such as physics which in turn help them to explore the fundamental mechanics of other academic areas such as Mathematics.

We are proud to have former students that have benefited greatly from our original science facilities achieving A* grades and progressing onto highly accredited sixth forms. We are confident that our newly refurbished labs will only further improve our already excelling students.

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Oak Heights and Treetop learning centre

Oak Heights is an independent school that strives to nurture, educate and cultivate the most adventurously bright, intellectual spirits to produce top future professionals. Through maintaining an unwavering disciplinary stance, the focus continually remains on teaching meticulously designed programs, which encompass all of the strengths of the national curriculum as well as other social dimensions to facilitate effective learning. Career success is of utmost priority. Both staff and students alike coordinate well in sharing the vital determination to pave the pathways to achievement; be it in the Law, Medicine, Finance or Arts employment sectors.
The school is renowned for having a very selective admissions policy. A deliberate low overall intake of students serves to ensure a very high standard of regulation and accountability amongst our members. It also means the ideal level of academic, personal and social support received by students is maintained throughout their academic pursuits.
Oak Heights fully recognises the importance of innovative teaching approaches in order to instil inspiration in the aspiring minds of students. The passionate, enthusiastic and encouraging attitude employed by teachers is demonstrated through excellent exam results. Motivating students to realise their own potential is a key aim at Oak Heights so that belief in their own capabilities is infused; an invaluable confidence to help them overcome any future challenges.
Our academic timetable highlights the emphasis we place on the development of numeracy and literacy. Consistent effort is also made to develop inquiring minds and sound study habits. Cultural and artistic awareness is never neglected and students become experienced in formulating their own opinions over current affairs by daily discussions and debates over both key national and worldwide concerns. School trips and excursions are frequently organised to enhance this exposure, implanting the seeds for well-rounded personal growth.
Each student has their own special talents – some are brilliant at sport, others in drama and a few just have the innate ability to debate over anything and everything affecting society today. Individuality is cherished in a way that allows the student to think for themselves and pursue their interests and strengths and ultimately, build upon their self-confidence.
Oak Heights School now works with Treetop learning centre, Hounslow's solution to tuition. With large numbers of students achieving the top grades at GCSE and A-Level, universities are looking for more. Treetop Learning centre focuses on developing self-learning techniques and encouraging intellectual curiosity to allow students to build a more well rounded knowledge about subjects of interest outside of simply what is tested in an exam. This leads to the development of naturally enquiring minds in students which universities find particularly attractive especially in subjects with an interview based selection process ( Medicine, Dentistry and a vast majority of courses available at Oxford and Cambridge).
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