Question 1

Is Oasis Academy Brislington a good school?

Accepted Answer

The latest Ofsted inspection outcome (20–21 October 2021) judged Oasis Academy Brislington Good across Quality of Education, Behaviour and Attitudes, Personal Development, and Leadership and Management. The report describes calm lessons, clear expectations, and effective safeguarding, while noting improvement priorities such as extending challenge for the most able and consistent use of SEND information in classrooms.

Question 2

What are the fees at Oasis Academy Brislington?

Accepted Answer

Oasis Academy Brislington is a state-funded academy, so there are no tuition fees. Families should budget for standard school costs such as uniform, equipment, and optional activities or trips.

Question 3

How do I apply for Year 7 entry to Oasis Academy Brislington?

Accepted Answer

Applications are made through the local authority coordinated process. Families should check Bristol City Council’s current admissions timetable for the relevant application opening date, on-time deadline, offer day and response deadline before applying.

Question 4

How are places allocated if the academy is oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

Year 7 admissions are handled through the coordinated local authority process. Families should check the academy’s current determined admission arrangements for the live PAN, oversubscription criteria, distance rules and any tie-break wording before applying.

Question 5

What are GCSE results like at Oasis Academy Brislington?

Accepted Answer

In the 2024-25 / 2025 dataset, the academy’s Attainment 8 score is 44.3 and Progress 8 is -0.29. In FindMySchool’s GCSE academic ranking based on official data, it is ranked 2,414th out of 3,895 schools in England and 34th in Bristol for secondary outcomes, close to but just below the previous middle-band framing.

Question 6

What clubs and enrichment are available?

Accepted Answer

The academy describes enrichment through its REACH programme, including clubs such as Crochet Club, Chef’s Table, Band Club, Karaoke Club, and sport options including rugby and netball. Published REACH materials also show subject-linked opportunities such as GCSE 3D Design Club and a 7+ Maths Club for problem-solving challenge.

Question 7

Does Oasis Academy Brislington support students with SEND?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 inspection report describes an ambitious curriculum for pupils with SEND and notes specialist provision for autistic spectrum disorder and speech, language and communication needs, including a specialist resource centre. The report also highlights the importance of consistent classroom use of SEND information across subjects.

1st preference	248	248	100%
2nd preference	81	16	20%
3rd preference	85	2	2%
Total	414	266	64%

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