“It’s impossible, with a conscience, to ignore the challenges in society.” – John Barneby FRSA, CEO of Oasis Community Learning. At Oasis, we believe schools are more than just places of learning – they are the heart of the community. Our school-based hubs provide opportunities for our young people and families, offering everything from mental health support and career advice to safe spaces and free meals. Through our work, we’ve seen first-hand how youth hubs can transform lives. Oasis Academy MediaCityUK, for example, provided 18,000 meals to the local community in one school year alone, helping to boost school attendance and build stronger connections with families. As Labour’s 'Young Futures' programme looks to roll out youth hubs across the UK, we’re proud to lead the way. Could our model be the foundation for Sure Start 2.0? We think so. Let’s continue building communities where every child and family can thrive. Read more about our hubs in this Schools Week piece - https://lnkd.in/ebQ4_xeQ
Oasis Community Learning
Education Administration Programs
Exceptional Education at the Heart of the Community
About us
For over a decade Oasis Community Learning has been helping children reach and realise their potential, with the vision of providing “exceptional education at the heart of the community”. All 49 of our Academies are committed to achieving this vision through developing character, competence and sense of community with every child. We aim to provide a rich educational experience underpinned by our philosophy of education; inspirational leadership, deep learning and healthy communities. We hold an expansive vision of the role that education can play in contributing to building strong and vibrant communities and our Academies are all part of community hubs. This wider educational experience is an important feature of our Academies. Born out of the global charity Oasis, the overarching ethos is reflected throughout the Oasis family; Equality, Inclusion, Healthy Relationships, Hope and Perseverance. Driven by a strong sense of social justice, our exceptional staff and Academies apply high expectations and raise the bar of what all pupils can achieve regardless of their context or starting point. Oasis Community Learning; Character, Competence, Community
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- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2004
- Specialties
- Education
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75 Westminster Bridge Road
London, SE1 7HS, GB
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Happy #NationalTADay! Today we celebrate our incredible Teaching Assistants who make a world of difference in the classroom. Thank you for your unwavering support, dedication, and care for our students! 🙌
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In our latest blog, Frances Thompson, Assistant Principal at Oasis Academy Oldham & National Curriculum Lead for Modern Foreign Languages explores the value of learning a second language in today’s interconnected world. From boosting brain function and memory to opening doors for career opportunities, becoming bilingual offers a wealth of benefits. Curious to know more? Read the full blog now and discover how learning a new language can sharpen your mind, enhance your creativity, and make you stand out - bit.ly/4ewmWk4 🌎
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“Confident children who know their rights and are committed to helping others” – this is just one of the powerful highlights from UNICEF UK's report on Oasis Academy Aspinal, as we proudly celebrate them achieving the Gold Rights Respecting School Award! This prestigious recognition reflects the academy's commitment to creating an inclusive and diverse environment where every child feels valued and empowered. Congratulations to Angela Sweeting & team! Read all about it here - bit.ly/3B3HToe 💙 #UNICEF #RightsRespectingSchoolAward #Manchester #Gorton Manchester Evening News
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For an educationalist seeking a challenge with significant impact potential! We can offer a career defining opportunity in the foothills of the South Downs. Please connect with us to learn more about Oasis Lord's Hill and how we seek to fulfil the potential in every child. https://lnkd.in/erJriyZF #PrincipalRole #SecondaryEducation #Inclusive #Southampton
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As we kick off the new academic year, we're proud to share our first blog, focusing on reducing food waste and making sustainable choices. By being more mindful of what we eat, choosing plant-based options, and minimising waste, we can all contribute to a healthier planet. Check out the blog for practical tips and insights into how we're tackling this important issue! - bit.ly/3B2LaUv 🥑 Thank you to Sodexo’s Social Responsibility & Engagement Manager for OCL Liz Axon, Head of Communications at Sodexo Sharmilee Evans-Rau and Environmental Sustainability Manager at OCL Jessica Marshall for their contributions to this blog. Sodexo UK and Ireland #Sustainability #FoodWaste #EcoFriendly
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🚨 Big Changes Coming to UCAS in 2025! 🚨 Starting September 2025, UCAS will be replacing the traditional personal statement with three structured questions. This shift aims to level the playing field for all university applicants, but what are the real implications? In our latest blog, we dive into the pros and cons of this change: ✅ More focused and relevant responses ✅ Easier for students to articulate their experiences ❌ Potential limitations on creativity ❌ Less room for individuality Curious to learn more about how this will impact future applicants? Check out the full analysis in our blog here: https://bit.ly/3SYEHjR #UCAS #HigherEducation #UniversityAdmissions #FutureOfEducation
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Results Day is just around the corner! 🎓📅 Our new blog offers valuable tips on managing stress and staying positive during times of uncertainty. While this can be an anxious time for students, it is also a reminder for all of us that the results we receive- whether in exams, work, or life- do not define our worth. Whether you're awaiting exam results, a job interview outcome, or any other significant life event, remember that there are always options and new opportunities ahead. Embrace the journey, learn from the experience, and keep moving forward! Read more in our latest blog here: https://bit.ly/3WBaYhW #ResultsDay #SelfCare #Positivity #Resilience #GrowthMindset
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Results Day is just around the corner! 🎓📅 Our new blog offers valuable tips on managing stress and staying positive during times of uncertainty. While this can be an anxious time for students, it is also a reminder for all of us that the results we receive- whether in exams, work, or life- do not define our worth. Whether you're awaiting exam results, a job interview outcome, or any other significant life event, remember that there are always options and new opportunities ahead. Embrace the journey, learn from the experience, and keep moving forward! Read more in our latest blog here: https://bit.ly/3WBaYhW #ResultsDay #SelfCare #Positivity #Resilience #GrowthMindset
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We are excited to share that Oasis Academy Oldham has been judged as 'Good' by Ofsted! This is a wonderful result for Co-Heads of School, Ms Gemma Blackwood and Mr Sam Collins, and their team over in Oldham. We couldn't be more thrilled for them! Ofsted found: - “The school has raised its expectations and ambitions for pupils at Oasis Academy Oldham. Pupils have responded positively to the changes made to the school.” - “The behaviour of pupils is noteworthy. Pupils understand exactly what is expected of them, and they value the rewards they receive for their efforts.” - “The school is aspirational for all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). A growing number of pupils are choosing to study the English Baccalaureate suite of subjects in KS4.” - “Leaders, including trustees, have a secure understanding of the school’s priorities and they provide appropriate challenge and support. Staff feel well supported with their workload.” - “The school has built a stable, well-trained body of staff. Staff implement the curriculum increasingly well. In most subjects, the consistent, high-quality delivery of the curriculum has resulted in strong achievement for pupils.” - “The school has prioritised reading. Gaps in pupils’ reading knowledge are swiftly identified and pupils are provided with the precise support that they need to become confident and fluent readers. There is a strong culture of reading throughout the school.” We hope you join us in celebrating this fantastic academy! Please read more here - bit.ly/4c091ks #Oldham #Manchester #Ofsted #Good
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