OUR ASSOCIATE HEAD
Welcome to our website. We hope you find the information useful and are able to find out more about us. At Oakfield High School and College we understand the importance of preparing our young people for the future and we will help them to develop the skills and qualities they will need to make a positive contribution to the community.The opportunities and challenges offered at Oakfield allow learners to:
Enjoy their learning and celebrate achievements
Develop as caring and responsible members of the community
Make good progress in all aspects of their life
Develop confidence and self-esteem
We have high expectations for all our learners, in terms of academic, social, and personal achievements. This is in a safe, caring environment where every individual is nurtured. We encourage a commitment to lifelong learning and personal development.Learners enjoy coming to Oakfield and show a tremendous sense of pride in their own and the success of others. We have a superb school where staff, parents, learners and the wider community share our aims. This is a happy and successful school dedicated to making sure that all aspects of a young person’s development are met. We hope that every young person has a memorable and rewarding time here at Oakfield.
Mr L Hunt
THE ASPIRE FEDERATION
Oakfield High School and College is part of The Aspire Federation. This is a federation of two special schools that have a shared commitment to exceptional outcomes for children and young people with SEND. They share an Executive Principal and have a Head of School at each school.
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CLITHEROE CASTLE VISIT
To support the unit of work on the Norman Invasion in History, 7.1 and 7.2 were the first group who had the opportunity to visit Clitheroe Castle and see first-hand […]
THRIVE
Students in 14.2 had an opportunity to visit a potential future provision for their transition post Oakfield. They visited Thrive and had a tour around the site to look at […]
Duke of Edinburgh
On Friday, as part of The Duke of Edinburgh bronze award, college students went to Rivington to practice their expedition map reading skills, using ordinance survey maps of the local […]
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The Aspire Federation – Latest Vacancies
Oakfield High School and College
Teaching Assistant Level 2
Permanent
The closing date is 7th January 2024
https://www.greater.jobs/search-and-apply/job-details/WG-86623/
The Aspire Federation – Latest Vacancies
Landgate School
Teaching Assistant Level 2
Permanent
The closing date is 7th January 2024
https://www.greater.jobs/search-and-apply/job-details/WG-86620/
This term in PE, year 11 learners are looking at aesthetic activities. This week, learners have been introduced to trampolining and gymnastics. Learners have been looking at shapes on twists, and then performing these on both the trampoline and gymnastic apparatus.
The learners of Oakfield and College students showed their support for Anti-Bullying Week, by wearing odd socks! Thankyou to everyone who got involved!