Transition 2021

Typically, the school day starts at 8.30 and finishes at 3pm. However, more recently, times have been adjusted for staggered starts as a result of COVID-19. Any changes for September 2021 would be communicated fully to all parents and carers before the start of the term, as well as publicised on our website. 

You can ride your bike to school. There are bike stands where you can store it, but the school will not accept responsibility for your bike.

Typically, lessons are one hour long. However, at present, times have been adjusted to reopen and to be COVID secure. Any changes for September 2021 would be communicated fully to all parents and carers before the start of the term, as well as publicised on our website.

Typically, there are five lessons in each day that cover the full range of the National Curriculum for Key Stage 3. However, at present, timetables have been adjusted to reopen and to be COVID secure. Any changes for September 2021 would be communicated fully to all parents and carers before the start of the term, as well as publicised on our website. 

Wearing a uniform creates a sense of community and we believe ours is both practical and fair. We are proud of our uniform and it is fully listed on our uniform page, including links to our main supplier, Uniform Direct. All parents and carers will also be sent information in regard to uniform via induction packs.

The only jewellery permitted in school is a watch and one plain stud in each ear. They must be small and discreet.

Your form tutor is the person you see each day whose role is to check in on you and make sure that you are settling into Academy life and doing well. They are your first port of call for any questions you may have and will stay with you until the end of Year 9 so that you can build a really strong relationship. 

On their first day, students will need to bring the correct equipment from the equipment list. Basic equipment includes a pen, pencil and ruler. Students will be provided with a planner, which they should bring to school every day, on their first day. On their first week our kitchens prepare free food for the full week to give all students a taste of our amazing menu and supports in them sitting down and making new friends. We will ensure students have a fingerprint taken as, typically, we operate a cashless system in the canteen.

If students get lost on the way to lessons, they should just ask someone. Whether that is a student or member of staff, there are always many people to ask. Everyone is friendly, approachable and willing to help.

The answer is: anyone! All staff at the Academy are here to help in any way they can. Each year also has a Head of Year and Pastoral Year Manager and they work exclusively with you to support you in any way you need. Your Form Tutor will also always be there to help too as will your classroom teachers. All you ever need to do is ask.

Here at Oasis Academy Immingham we have a highly trained, dedicated team who will support your child and ensure their success.

If your child has a Special Educational Need then please contact the SENCO:

sally.broadley@oasisimmingham.org