If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to give us a call, we are here to help and support you on:

Class teachers are available at the beginning and end of the day and try to spend time with parents. However, time can be limited. If you have something important you wish to discuss with your child’s teacher please ask to make an appointment.

If you wish to speak to somebody else, the following people may be able to help you.

Co-op Academy Oakwood

North Farm Rd

Leeds

LS8 3LZ

Rimah Aasim is our Headteacher.

You can read the Headteacher’s Welcome here.

Our Designated Safeguarding Leads are Rimah Aasim, Karen Jones and Jane Dodds.

You can find out more about Safeguarding here.

Debbie Minikin –  headteacher@coopoakwood.co.uk

Our SENDCo is Debbie Minnikin, you can find more about our SEND Offer here.

Give us a call, our GPDR Ambassador is

Michael Vaughan

Our Data Protection Officer is

Ian Parrett

GDPR Sentry Ltd

0113 804 2035 | Ian.Parrett@gdprsentry.com

4 Highcliffe Court, Greenfold Lane, Wetherby, LS22 6RG

To contact the Governing Body, please write to Helen Whitworth, Co-op Academy Oakwood
North Farm Rd, Leeds, LS8 3LZ’

Any complaint or concern should be raised via the Chair of Governors, this is clearly outlined in our Complaints Policy. The contact for our Governing Body is –

FAO Chair of Governors, Co-op Academy Oakwood
North Farm Rd, Leeds, LS8 3LZ

If you’d still like to contact the Co-op Academies Trust, you can:

Write to the Central Team at X99 Co-op Academies, 8th Floor, 1 Angel Square, Manchester, M60 0AG. (Please mark all envelopes with X99 to ensure it reaches the Trust.)

Call 0161 692 4309 (Mon-Friday 9am-5pm)

Email admin@coopacademies.co.uk

Contact the school office to request paper copies of the information from the website.

If you wish to make a complaint, you should do so in accordance with our Trust Complaints Policy

The procedure allows parents, carers or anyone else to raise a concern or complaint relating to the academy or Co-op Academies Trust.

The procedure is divided into three stages:

• Stage One (The Informal Stage) you should speak to a staff member in the academy to see if they can resolve the issue.
• Stage Two (The Formal Stage) is the point at which you should put the complaint in writing to the Headteacher or another senior member of staff. Where the complaint is against the Headteacher, you should write to the Chair of Governors at our school address. Address the letter or email to ‘Chair of Governors’.
• Stage Three (Formal Resolution) is the final stage. It involves a hearing before a panel including governors and an independent person who will review the complaint in its entirety.