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Scholars’ Education Trust are thrilled to announce the grand reopening of Oakleaf Primary School, formerly known as Chaulden Infants & Nursery and Chaulden Junior Schools. After months of planning and hard work, we are excited to unveil the fresh identity and renewed commitment to excellence in education. Oakleaf Primary School, a 3-11 mixed comprehensive in Hemel Hempstead, will reopen on 1 September 2024. Oakleaf Primary School becomes the 10th school within Scholars’ Education Trust (SET), a multi academy trust across Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.

What’s New?

• Name Change: Our school has undergone a significant transformation, including a new name that better reflects our vision and values. We are now officially known as Oakleaf Primary School
• Rebranding: Along with the name change, we’ve revamped our logo, colours, and overall visual identity. Our vibrant new look represents our dedication to innovation, inclusivity, and student success.
• Enhanced Facilities: As part of the rebrand, we’ve upgraded our facilities, creating a more inspiring and conducive learning environment for our students.

Why the Change?

Our decision to rebrand stems from our commitment to adapt and evolve. We believe Oakleaf Primary School captures our essence and aligns with our mission to nurture curious minds and foster lifelong learners.

Anjali Majithia, Headteacher of Oakleaf Primary School:

“We’re thrilled to embrace our new identity as Oakleaf Primary School. This rebrand represents a fresh chapter in our school’s history, and we’re excited to continue providing exceptional education. “

Claire Robins OBE, Chief Executive Officer of Scholars’ Education Trust welcomed the news:

“We’re delighted to announce that Oakleaf Primary School has joined the Scholars’ Education Trust family. Under the leadership of Anjali Majithia and her dedicated team, we eagerly integrate their expertise into our multi-academy trust. Our collective efforts and close collaboration at all levels will undoubtedly support our students in reaching their full potential and achieving beyond their wildest imaginations.”