FAQs

We are assessing the need to ensure viability but we hope to provide free or subsidised return travel:

• From the permanent Oasis Academy Leesbrook site* (off Lees Road, former Breeze Hill site) to the temporary site on Middleton Road, each day.
• From September 2020, when we will move to our permanent site, we will provide return transportation for those children who attended the Middleton Road site and live in the surrounding area, to the permanent site, each day.*subject to Local Authority funding

The school opened in September 2018 with Years 7 & 8 and will grow year on year.  In September 2019 we will have Years 7,8,9. September 2020 Years 7,8,9,10 and in September 2021 we will have Years 7-11. 

The design is led by the Department for Education (ESFA) on behalf of Oasis, but we are all working closely with Oldham Council in bringng forward an exciting new school for the community.

For more information, please visit our Future Home page.

Staff and students of all faiths are welcome to be part of each Oasis Academy and faith is not a factor in the admissions criteria for the school.  The academies are 'schools of religious character' in order to enable Oasis' ethos of inclusion, which is grounded on the Christian faith, to be prominent in the school's character.

Academies are publicly funded independent schools.  The majority of the funding comes direct from central government.  The  Education Funding Agency  (formerly the YPLA)  will fund the annual running costs of the academies via a grant each academic year.  The sponsor has responsibility for the day to day running of the academy.  Oasis academies are sponsored by Oasis Community Learning, an exempt charity.

Academies are state-funded independent schools and in many cases, join an academy network or family.  

If your child is too unwell to come into school you must notify the academy office as soon as you can by calling 0161 290 4000, option 1. Student absences are recorded and on return we expect a letter of explanation. 

You must contact the academy each day that your child is unwell. 

If you child becomes sick during the school day, they will be instructed to visit a First Aider, who will assess the extent of the illness and call appropriate parents/carers. 

No jewellery should be worn apart from small stud-type earrings.  Small discrete watches may be worn.  Any religious jewellery should be worn beneath clothing.

We strongly believe in the importance of school uniform as we believe it helps create a strong sense of identity and unity.  As such it is compulsory that it is worn at all times of the school day.  

The school's admissions policy does not have a catchment area as such. Please read our Admissions Policy for more information.

As we are new school we haven't had an Ofsted inspection yet. We will have one within our first 3 years of being open.

An agreement has been put in place with Oasis Academy Leesbrook and the car parking providers of Bloom Street car park, which will enable you to use this car park to drop off and collect your child, at no cost to you.

Please note that this agreement will only apply Monday – Friday during the school terms.

Agreed drop off and pick up times are:

The car park is directly opposite the Academy and can be accessed from Booth Street via Middleton Road or from Bloom Street via Manchester Road.  Please note, the road outside the Academy (Middleton Road) is very busy so we would ask that you remind your child to exercise caution when crossing before and after school.

We have authority to issue same day detentions/corrections for 30-60 minutes without having to notify parent/carer.  If you would like to receive a notification, please download the ClassCharts App.  You can collect your access details from our Academy reception.

No mobile phones out in the Academy. May be switched off and in bag. If they are found they will be confiscated and parents will collect at a time that is convenient for the school.