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Oakfield School supports Anti-Racism Day – Show Racism the Red Card
2025 marks the 11th anniversary of Wear Red Day, and today, Oakfield School proudly stands united against racism. Staff and pupils are wearing red to show their solidarity and to support the school’s ongoing commitment to promoting equality and tackling racism.
As part of the day, pupils are also taking part in tutor group discussions, exploring the importance of anti-racism, raising awareness, supporting a more inclusive, and respectful society.
By taking part in Show Racism the Red Card, we are raising awareness and championing a future built on inclusivity, respect, and unity.
Together, we stand for change. Together, we wear red.
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Anti-Racism Day
As part of the schools commitment to promoting equality, inclusion, and respect, the school will host an Anti-Racism Day on Friday, 17 October 2025, We are inviting pupils to show their support for this important cause by wearing red on the day.
Racism
Please view/download the following letter to read the an important message on racism language.
Academy Conversion
As you may already be aware, the Governing Body of Oakfield School is considering converting to an academy under the Academies Act 2010 and is proposing to join The Consortium Academy Trust. The Governing Body is now consulting on whether the school’s conversion to academy status should take place. For further information about what becoming an academy means, and how to comment on the proposals, please read the following academy conversion letter: