“schools in Oldham”

White Bank Road, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL8 3JQ

White Bank Road School address Primary Type of school Oldham Community School category Lancashire OL8 3JQ 3 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 9113140 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 9113141 Fax number 296 Number on roll Mrs Shirley Buckley Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Y Clare Headteacher 1 November 1999 Date of previous inspection

Brook Lane, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL8 2BE

Brook Lane School address Primary Type of school Oldham Community School category Lancashire OL8 2BE 7 °11 Age range of pupils 0161 7708321 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 9113152 Fax number 313 Number on roll (school) Mr Peter Widall Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs I Barratt Headteacher 26 November 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Glodwick Road, Greater Manchester, Greater Manchester, OL4 1AJ

Glodwick Road School address Primary Type of school Oldham Community School category Lancashire OL4 1AJ 3 °7 Age range of pupils 0161 770 8585 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 626 0698 Fax number 350 Number on roll (school) Mr G Royle Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs J Brierley Headteacher 26 November 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Littlemoor Lane, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL4 2RR

Littlemoor Lane School address Primary Type of school Oldham Community School category Lancashire OL4 2RR 3 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 624 4188 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 624 3160 Fax number 299 Number on roll Miss A Collier Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs N Hankey Headteacher 13 March 2000 Date of previous inspection

Hathershaw, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL8 3EP · Part of The Pinnacle Learning Trust

Information about this school

 The Hathershaw College converted to academy status in August 2011. The academy forms part of the West Oldham Cooperative Trust and partners include three local primary schools, Oldham Sixth Form College and Oldham Athletic Community Trust.  The academy is larger than the average-sized secondary school and serves communities from a mainly urban area of Oldham.  The proportion of students who are known to be eligible for support through pupil premium funding is almost twice the national average. (Pupil premium is extra funding provided for those students known to be eligible for free school meals, those looked after by the local authority and those from service families.)  Almost three quarters of students are of minority ethnic heritages and English is believed to be an additional language for around 68% of students.  The proportion of students supported at school action is above average. The proportion

Shaw, Oldham, Lancashire, OL2 8SZ

Oldham Road School address Primary Type of school Shaw, Oldham Voluntary aided School category Lancashire OL2 8SZ 3 °11 Age range of pupils 01706 847218 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 01706 847218 Fax number 241 Number on roll (school) Mr Anthony Drinkwater Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mr Andrew Dickinson Headteacher 26 November 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Tilbury Street, Oldham, Lancashire, OL1 2HJ

Tilbury Street School address Primary Type of school Oldham Voluntary aided School category Lancashire OL1 2HJ 3 °11 Age range of pupils 0161 6243592 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 2871351 Fax number 373 Number on roll (school) Mr A Armitage Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Gillian Pursey Headteacher 8 October 2001 Date of previous school inspection

St Anne's Primary School, Oldham, Lancashire, OL2 5DH

Inspection of St Anne's C of E (Aided) Primary School, Oldham, OL2 5DH

School leaders, staff and governors work hard for you. There are some things that we have asked them to do to improve things in your school. Your attainment in English should improve further and we have asked your teachers to give you greater opportunities to use your writing skills in different subjects. Those of you who find learning easier than most should receive more challenging work in lessons and the introductions in your lessons should be shorter, so that you can start your independent activities quickly and make even better progress. You can help your teachers by continuing to work hard in your lessons and always trying your very best! I give you and all your teachers my best wishes.

Off Chadderton Way, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL9 6TR

Information about this proposed school

 This proposed independent school’s address is 276 Maygate, Off Chadderton Way, Oldham OL9 6TR. However, access to the school is on Barton Street.  It is proposed that the school will provide full-time education for up to 35, mixed gender pupils, aged between 11 and 16 years.  It is intended that the proposed school will cater for pupils with SEND. Pupils will have social, emotional, and mental health, autism, and associated needs. Some pupils may have an education, health, and care plan.  The school will also cater for pupils who have been permanently excluded or are at risk of exclusion from their mainstream schools.  The proprietor is EdStart Schools Oldham and Rochdale Limited, which is part of EdStart Specialist Education Limited. There are currently three other, separately registered schools within this company, EdStart Schools Salford, EdStart Schools Wigan, and EdStart Schools Wirral.  There are two members of the proprietor body including the chair.

Royton, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL2 6NT

Information about this school

minimum expectations of pupils’ attainment and progress.  The school is characterised by the Department for Education as a coasting school. A coasting school is one that over time does not support its pupils to fulfil their potential.  The school has sought external support from the local authority and various local schools including The Blue Coat CE School Oldham and North Chadderton School.  Over 50 pupils are educated with some off-site provision to study vocational courses at a range of providers, including: Laticzone, Teens and Toddlers, Groundworks and Mahdlo.  The school does not meet requirements on the publication of specified information on its website. There is not enough information about the content of the school curriculum.

Glodwick, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL4 1GL

Inspection of Horton Mill Community Primary School, Oldham, OL4 1GL

Your school is skilled at developing your outstanding spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.

Kelsall Street, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL9 6HR

Inspection of Westwood High School, Oldham, OL9 6HR

The school does everything it has to do to continue to operate as a school. All the adults want the school to be even better so I have asked them to think about a few things that might help. First, to make sure you get plenty of opportunities to solve problems without relying on the teacher to tell you everything. Second, to make sure teachers give you work that is at exactly the right level for each one of you so that you can make faster progress. Third, to check that progress is good in each year group and in each subject. You can help by making sure that you always work as hard as you can in every lesson and continue to behave well.

Diggle, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL3 5PU · Part of Dovestone Learning Partnership

Inspection of Diggle School, Oldham, OL3 5PU

 You enjoy school; you are happy here. Your parents and carers are happy with the school. The school keeps you safe and makes sure you know how to keep yourselves safe.  The teaching is satisfactory overall but there is some good teaching too.  The school helps you to grow into decent, kind and responsible young people.  The headteacher, teachers and the governing body are committed to doing their best to make sure that the school keeps getting better.

Shaw, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL2 7YL · Part of The Ivory Federation

Inspection of Rushcroft Primary School, Oldham, OL2 7YL

after-school clubs.  The school's strong approach to working closely with your parents and others who help you, such as the music teacher who comes in to teach every week. To help your school improve further, your teachers will help you to improve your writing. I know that you will want to assist in this by always doing your best work, acting on the guidance given and reaching the challenging targets set for you. We have also asked that more of the teaching and assessment of your work is raised to a good standard. The staff and governors will work even harder to check what is going on in the school. The inspection team wishes you well and good luck for the future.

Off Chadderton Way, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL9 6TR

About this inspection

The school is part of the EdStart Schools Oldham and Rochdale Limited group of schools.

Union Street West, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL8 1XU · Part of The Pinnacle Learning Trust

Existing academy: Oldham Sixth Form College URN: 145002 Predecessor school: Oldham Sixth Form College URN: 130506

Royton, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL2 6NT

Inspection of Blackshaw Lane Primary & Nursery School, Oldham, OL2 6NT

Yours is a satisfactory school because you make satisfactory progress by the time you leave. Younger children in the Early Years Foundation Stage make good progress. It was good to see some of you giving up your time to become ‘playground pals’ to help some of the younger children feel safer and enjoy lunchtimes more. It was pleasing to see that some of you try to look after your school environment by doing ‘litter picking’ and recycling paper. We found that your attendance is continually improving showing that you enjoy coming to school. We could see that when you were really enjoying your lessons you worked well together.

Moorside, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL1 4JX

Inspection of Hodge Clough Primary School, Oldham, OL1 4JX

Hodge Clough is good school and you told us that you are very proud to be pupils of it. You feel safe because the grown-ups look after you and because older pupils care for you too. Bullying is rare and if it does happen, the school deals with it quickly. You behave well in lessons and around the school and you enjoy the ‘celebration’ assemblies every Friday when you receive awards and certificates for the success you have in school. Sport is particularly popular and both boys and girls represent your school in so many teams.

Shaw, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL2 7HD

Inspection of Crompton Primary School, Oldham, OL2 7HD

You can help your school to remain an outstanding one by maintaining your excellent attendance record, continuing to be industrious, and always taking the greatest of care with your work. Thank you once again for the interesting conversations we had and for letting us share your work and play. Please accept my best wishes for the future. I hope you continue to enjoy your exciting, happy school.

Chadderton, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL9 9QY

Information about this school

 This is a Roman Catholic school in the Diocese of Salford. The most recent section 48 inspection took place in September 2015.  The school is part of the Catholic Federation of Oldham Schools.  One deputy headteacher was appointed in September 2022.  The local governing body provide before- and after-school care for pupils.  Leaders make use of one registered alternative provider and two unregistered alternative providers for a small number of pupils.  The school meets the requirements of the provider access legislation, which requires schools to provide pupils in Years 7 to 13 with information and engagement about approved technical education qualifications and apprenticeships. 17 and 18 May 2023