Enrichment

A wide range of activities are planned for students within courses to enrich and extend their learning, such as field trips and residential visits in Geography. Careers and employer-related events take place in all subjects and we have a spectacular careers fayre each year which every year group visits with over 25 careers and education providers represented. In addition, there are a range of events, clubs and activities that take place during and after school each day.

We have a number of exciting extra curricular activities available to our students.

Read our Club & Sports Offer

Duke of Edinburgh Award

The Duke of Edinburgh Award helps young people develop into well rounded and responsible individuals, and according to a recent survey it is regarded by many of the major employers in the United Kingdom as the most important activity that takes place in schools.

At Oasis Academy Immingham we encourage students to participate in the scheme, and currently run the Bronze award from Year 9 upwards.

Watch a video about the Bronze Award

The Award consists of 4 units over at total of 6 months:

To successfully achieve their Bronze Award, students need to complete the 4 sections over the agreed timeframe.

In regards to the Voluntary, Physical and Skills sections, students select an appropriate activity that they will complete on a weekly basis. The DofE participant will then log evidence for these sections on their Online DofE account. The evidence of participation will then be checked and approved by a DofE assessor from the academy.

• Volunteering - Students offer service to individuals or the community. This can range from teaching primary pupils to read, visiting the elderly, clearing footpaths to recycling within the School.
• Skill - This essentially means a hobby. It encourages discovery and development of practical and social skills and personal interests.
• Physical Recreation - Encourages participation/improvement in physical activity.
• Expedition - This encourages a spirit of adventure and discovery. At all levels of the award, appropriate training is given and practice expeditions take place.

To ensure that students are correctly prepared for the 2 day assessed expedition, students have to attend regular training at the Academy (Miss Dibdin has information) and a practice expedition.