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Local community TV station Channel 7 welcomed 28 Oasis Academy Students into the studio for an as-live production of youth programme ‘Voxx’

On Saturday 28th January, our new acquisition will be demonstrated at the Immingham Coop from 11am until approximately 3pm.

The Oasis Academy Immingham Gym is celebrating its 1st birthday and have a special offer running to help you get back into shape after Christmas...

2012 is a year that is set to be a historic one for many people across the United Kingdom. As one TV advert says, its time to put the GREAT back into BRITAIN...

On Tuesday December 6th representatives of over 10,000 secondary school age children will meet to discuss the challenge of youth volunteering.

Academy staff member Christine Allenby completed the the Great North Run this weekend, raising nearly £900 for charity. Here is what she had to say about the experience...

ParentPay is a system that allows parents to "top-up" a students dinner money via the internet. Click the link above for more information.....

4th Consecutive year of significant improvement in GCSE results at Oasis Academy Immingham

43 Year 10 students travelled to Castleton in the Peak District to undertake their GCSE Geography coursework.

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.

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

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