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Oasis Academy Immingham
Secondary · Academy · Immingham
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Student
I hate this school!!! The teachers are so rude and mean, they all have favourites and it’s so unfair!! The food is bad and expensive, the trips are good, but the groups are set for us, never with your friends- they are so expensive too! Anyways, I got jumped and attacked by so many people and the teacher did not care at all. Bye
Do Not Send Your Children Here
Attended this school for three years and by the end of my run I was genuinely suicidal. Anyone even slightly different is excluded and isolated almost immediately, and it seems bullies will go through any means necessary (comments, rumours, violence, intimidation, stalking, etc) to exclude their peers with no real consequences. Teachers are rude, uncaring, lazy and blatantly prejudiced. It was well known amongst students and staff while I was there that teachers picked favourites based largely on physical appearance which is very strange indeed. Parents and pupils alike aren’t taken seriously and it’s dangerous. For example at 15 I suffered with a condition causing absent seizures and would often collapse, the nurse referred to me as “silly,” “childish,” and “dramatic.” She dismissed me from the office without so much as a look over on two separate occasions and on both i had a severe head injury. Absolutely outrageous.
An Honest Review of Oasis Academy Immingham
My experience at Oasis Academy Immingham has been extremely disappointing. The school struggles with basic organisation, communication, and consistency across almost every level. Students often feel overlooked, unsupported, and more like numbers than individuals.
The teaching quality is inconsistent. While there are a few good teachers who genuinely care, many seem disinterested or overwhelmed. Lessons can feel rushed, unstructured, or lacking in challenge, leaving students either bored or confused. There’s little room for creativity, and academic progress feels more like a checkbox than a real goal.
Bullying is a serious problem at this school. Many students experience verbal abuse, social exclusion, and in some cases, physical intimidation. While the school claims to have an anti-bullying policy, it often feels like nothing is done when incidents are reported. Victims are left to fend for themselves while bullies face little to no consequences. This creates an unsafe and toxic environment for those just trying to get through the day in peace. The lack of meaningful action from staff only makes it worse, and students quickly learn that speaking up often leads nowhere.
Behaviour management in general is also inconsistent. Some students get away with constant disruption, while others are punished unfairly for minor things. The rules are unclear and enforced differently depending on the staff member, which creates an environment of tension and unfairness. It’s hard to feel safe or respected when the atmosphere changes daily.
Mental health and wellbeing are not taken seriously enough. Students who are struggling emotionally often don’t receive the support they need, and when concerns are raised, they are frequently brushed off or handled poorly.
The school talks a lot about values and ambition, but very little of it is actually seen in action. The focus seems to be more on appearances than actual improvements for students. For a school that should be helping shape the future, it feels stuck in the past and uninterested in real change.
Overall, I would not recommend Oasis Academy Immingham to anyone looking for a school that truly supports growth, learning, or emotional wellbeing. Until bullying is taken seriously, and real improvements are made in teaching and support, it will continue to let its students down.
The teaching quality is inconsistent. While there are a few good teachers who genuinely care, many seem disinterested or overwhelmed. Lessons can feel rushed, unstructured, or lacking in challenge, leaving students either bored or confused. There’s little room for creativity, and academic progress feels more like a checkbox than a real goal.
Bullying is a serious problem at this school. Many students experience verbal abuse, social exclusion, and in some cases, physical intimidation. While the school claims to have an anti-bullying policy, it often feels like nothing is done when incidents are reported. Victims are left to fend for themselves while bullies face little to no consequences. This creates an unsafe and toxic environment for those just trying to get through the day in peace. The lack of meaningful action from staff only makes it worse, and students quickly learn that speaking up often leads nowhere.
Behaviour management in general is also inconsistent. Some students get away with constant disruption, while others are punished unfairly for minor things. The rules are unclear and enforced differently depending on the staff member, which creates an environment of tension and unfairness. It’s hard to feel safe or respected when the atmosphere changes daily.
Mental health and wellbeing are not taken seriously enough. Students who are struggling emotionally often don’t receive the support they need, and when concerns are raised, they are frequently brushed off or handled poorly.
The school talks a lot about values and ambition, but very little of it is actually seen in action. The focus seems to be more on appearances than actual improvements for students. For a school that should be helping shape the future, it feels stuck in the past and uninterested in real change.
Overall, I would not recommend Oasis Academy Immingham to anyone looking for a school that truly supports growth, learning, or emotional wellbeing. Until bullying is taken seriously, and real improvements are made in teaching and support, it will continue to let its students down.
Absolute trash
Was not at all good, disabled kids have no help, overpriced food, bullying not dealt with and teachers didn't help those who actually needed help.
unfair
The food is so overpriced, half of the teachers can not teach well and the teachers only give sympathy to and help the naughty children
shocking.
absolutely shocking school, i’m lucky to be able to say i left with any half decent grades at all. so many fights, bullying was rife and just no sense of effective discipline whatsoever. when i left, the school had the highest number of unqualified teachers in the district. had two break ins in my time there, electric doors always broken, windows smashed. would never recommend the school to anyone. awful.
Disgraceful
They bully students heavily and allow racism and gang violence. Am so angry that my son came home with a black eye and was crying FYI he never crys. Rot in hell u vile school.
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On a different occasion the school system glitched and I couldn’t add the lunch money to my students account, I asked the office if he was allowed to have lunch and money be taken out after it was fixed however they said no and he came back home starving.
He also suffered with severe bullying at this school resulting in him being jumped by 5 older boys outside of school, he had recorded the faces of the boys but since it was outside of school they couldn’t do anything to the boys and the bullying continued
If you can help it DO NOT take your child to this school AT ANY COSTS