You can come and pick your exam results up from the Academy on Thursday 25th August from 10:00am.

OASIS Academy Immingham has received national recognition for being one of the most improved in the UK. It picked up an award from the Specialist Schools And Academic Trust, which represents more than 90 per cent of UK schools.

The academy ran a day camp to entertain 12 students during the easter holidays and was a stunning success, click here to read more...

It is 25 years since Steve Chalke set up Oasis Trust in order to develop a hostel, hospital and school for neglected communities in the UK. Today, Oasis runs life-changing education, healthcare, youth, community and family programmes all over the world....

‘A masterpiece. If you haven’t seen it, go. If you have, go again!’

Since September 2010, it's been a busy old time for the Drama department at Oasis Academy: Immingham, enjoying a plethora of dramatic experiences which have sought to excite and delight acting students.

Oasis Academy: Immingham and ConocoPhillips have launched a new scheme to get youngsters hooked on Engineering. The Educating Engineering Kids (EEK) project has been set up to inspire local junior school pupils to think about working in the industry. It is hoped the scheme will go some way to addressing the skills shortage faced by industries on the South Bank of the Humber.

On Thursday 7th and Friday 8th October, 15 Year 11 BTEC Acting students participated in a two day mask workshop facilitated by Russell Dean of 'Strangeface Mask Theatre Company'.

A range of half-term activities are being held for children in the community during the half term holidays, please click for more information.

A message from the Head of Governance Services of Oasis Community Learning.

Students spent the day at the National Skills Academy and took part in a number of exciting activities..

Click here to read more about STT's Nestle campaign and see what you can do to get involved and STOP THE TRAFFIK.

With current weather conditions the decision has been made to close the academy for the 1st of December. Further details will appear here.....

Students, staff and the community will be rushing to snap up tickets for Queen’s We Will Rock You. Final preparations are being made to the production which has been seven months in the making...

London was the destination for nearly 50 students and staff as they headed off on a trip of culture and fun. Catching the train from Grimsby was the start of what promised to offer a little bit everything for those involved. After arriving at King's Cross station, the team headed off to the following landmarks, events and venues during their 2 day experience:

Roald Dahl Day is a national event held on 13th September to celebrate the life and work of arguably the world’s most famous children’s author. The Academy decided to go one better and turn it into a whole week of activities which included the following....

On the 23rd of September Oasis Academy Immingham is opening its doors to Y6 parents and students to demonstrate the brilliant opportunities that the Academy has to offer....

Following the Year 11 Wales International Supercup Football trip our very own Mr Brooks provides an indepth report on how the Oasis Academy Immingham team performed....

Rehearsals for We Will Rock You are in full swing, with students from all year groups auditioning to be in this year’s whole Academy production.

A packed crowd were treated to a variety of musical talent from Music students in Yr 10 and 11. The event was supported by the Immingham Town Mayor, Councillor Sandford and an audience of all ages enjoyed the entertaining night.

Year 7 students were involved in a variety of activities throughout the week in English, Maths, Science, Art, Music and Drama which linked to the plot and themes of Roald Dahl’s classic story George’s Marvellous Medicine.

Acting students enjoyed a day of intense pressure creating a performance from scratch in just 12 hours....

Oasis Academy Immingham student Thomas Horton has won the award for the ‘Greatest Contribution to a Community’ at the inaugural national Oasis Community Learning Annual Awards, held in Birmingham on the 11th May.

Oasis Academy Immingham student Stacey Bingham has been rewarded for her incredible learning transformation, by winning the ‘Greatest Personal Improvement in Learning Award’ at the inaugural Oasis Community Learning Annual Awards held in Birmingham on the 11th May.

The exam timetables for GCSE and GCE AS/A2 exams are now available....

24 Hour Football Challenge – 1,440 minutes of football started at 6.30pm on Friday 26th March and finished at 6.30pm on Saturday 27th. 24 hours of hard-core endurance faced students from Years 10 and 11 during the weekend that really brought everyone together.......

On Friday 19th March 2010, Mr Foxton and 4 Year 12 students embarked on a trip to the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarbrough to see a production of 'Medea' performed by Northern Broadsides.

Engineering Day took place last Friday with Year 7, 8, and 9 students getting involved in a range of engineering processes throughout the day.

The heating problems that we experienced yesterday have been rectified and we do not envisage any further immediate problems. This means that the Academy is open as usual and we will now be focussed on making up the learning time.

We would like to apologise for having to close the Academy today, but, unfortunately we were unable to solve heating problems that arose as a result of several burst pipes in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Fifteen Level 3 Acting students from Year 10 went to the Sheffield's Lyceum Theatre for a night of Theatre. Mr Foxton was joined by Mrs Rothenburg and Mr Brooks on a trip to see the ghost story The Woman in Black on Monday 22nd February.

The Academy is providing students with even more extracurricular provisions to help improve their GCSE grades.....

Twelve members of the Oasis Academy Immingham recently took part in the Methodist Chapel’s 39th Pantomime, performed by members of the Trinity Methodist Youth Club and Friends.

Former hard man Gram Seed will be visiting Immingham Town on the 25th of Feb, to tell his story, and encourage people to explore Christianity. The visit is to launch an ‘Alpha Course’, which is designed to encourage people to think more about the Christian faith.

Following the publication of league tables, Steve Chalke has penned a short note to the Academy Community

Year 13 student, Liam Pearce, takes to the podium in London to make keynote speech focusing on the portrayal of young people in society and the media.

The Academy is providing students with extracurricular provisions to help improve their GCSE grades.....

Oasis Academy Immingham receives an encouraging Report following a recent OfSTED visit

Following the Academy's recent OFSTED inspection the results are now available. The Academy was judged "Satisfactory" and showed big improvements in key areas giving plenty of positives for the future..

Winners of the recent Academy fashion show week enjoyed a trip to the Clothes Show at the NEC in Birmingham

Student Leader representatives from all 11 Oasis Academies met in Westminster on the 25th November to get their voices heard!

Please note on Tuesday 1st December 2009 and Wednesday 2nd December 2009 Oasis Academy Immingham is being inspected under section 5 of the Education Act 2005

Primary, Year 7 and Year 8 Enjoyed a week of Designing and Creating outfits with the Enterprise more details and video to follow shortly..

Enterprise Challenge Project Day - Students enjoyed a successful day in day 2 of the Enterprise Challenge. The task set was to create a TV or Radio advert for an educational product designed for young people and teachers..

Dynamic music from a scrap yard, samba bands and a talk from one of the world’s best rally drivers, helped Oasis Academy Immingham celebrate the Grand Opening of their new building.

Oasis Community Learning is very pleased to announce that it has secured the services of an outstanding interim Principal for the next year, following Brian Dixon’s recent resignation.