We develop happy and successful leaders who are culturally enriched and become role models within our community
Oasis Academy Leesbrook
Principal, Andrea Mitchell
Regional Director, Louisa Morris
Oasis Academy Leesbrook
Roxbury Avenue
Oldham
OL4 5JE
Phone: 0161 290 4000
#43B02A
Principal, Andrea Mitchell
Regional Director, Louisa Morris
Oasis Academy Leesbrook
Roxbury Avenue
Oldham
OL4 5JE
Tel: 0161 290 4000
Email: info@oasisleesbrook.org
Website: www.oasisacademyleesbrook.org
Academy Contacts
| Phase 2 Age 11 to 16 years |
A Message From the Principal
A warm welcome to Oasis Academy Leesbrook.
All pupils will experience a broad and balanced curriculum along with a comprehensive extra curricular offer providing opportunities to develop their cultural capital.
We are proud to serve a diverse community and are committed to developing young people who can be happy and successful citizens, contributing positively to society and champion equality and inclusion.
When you become part of Oasis Academy Leesbrook, you are joining more than a school; you are joining the Oasis family. Every member of staff (from our facilities and catering staff through to the most senior members of our teaching staff) are advocates of this, and our ethos and values. We strive to create an innovative, exciting, and inclusive learning environment centred around the Oasis ethos:
- A passion to include everyone.
- An ambition to treat everyone equally, respecting and embracing differences.
- A commitment to healthy and honest relationships.
- A deep sense of trust that things can change and evolve.
- A sense of perseverance to keep going for the long haul.
Our Oasis 9 habits are at the core of our Academy. They provide a lens through which we seek to develop into the best version of ourselves.
When you walk through our academy, you will understand what it means to be a part of Oasis Academy Leesbrook. Pupil achievement is recognised, and developing young people who will shape their community, is at the heart of what we do. A culture of public celebration and reward is central to young people thriving.
Being human is different to being a human being - we strive to foster real and lasting relationships. Human connection and care is at the foundation of our school community.
We are committed to providing a safe and happy learning environment for each child in our care, and we are incredibly proud of our pupils and the wonderful people we see them blossom into throughout their time with us.
Mrs. A. Mitchell

“When you join Oasis Academy Leesbrook, you are joining more than a school; you are joining the Oasis Family."
Our Region
We are part of the North region of academies within the Oasis family. Based in Manchester, Oldham, Bradford, Salford, Sheffield, Scunthorpe and Grimsby we are a region of 17 academies both primary and secondary, lead by our Regional Directors Jane Hughes, Emma Johnson, Heidi Stennett and Emma Merva.
Within the North West we have the following academies:
- Oasis Academy Aspinal (primary)
- Oasis Academy Broadoak (primary)
- Oasis Academy Harpur Mount (primary)
- Oasis Academy Temple (primary)
- Oasis Academy Limeside (primary)
- Oasis Academy Lister Park (secondary)
- Oasis Academy Leesbrook (secondary)
- Oasis Academy Oldham (secondary)
- Oasis Academy MediaCityUK (secondary)
Within the North East we have the following academies:
- Oasis Academy Don Valley (all-through)
- Oasis Academy Fir Vale (primary)
- Oasis Academy Watermead (primary)
- Oasis Academy Parkwood (primary)
- Oasis Academy Henderson Avenue (primary)
- Oasis Academy Nunsthorpe (primary)
- Oasis Academy Immingham (secondary)
- Oasis Academy Wintringham (secondary)
Our Community
Oasis Academy Leesbrook is part of Oasis Hub: Oldham. As well as the Academy, the Hub runs a number of services for the community. By ensuring that all these services are joined up and rooted in same ethos we want to see the entire community transformed for the better.
Programmes run at Oasis Hub Oldham
At Oasis Hub Oldham, we are proud to serve our community and aim to offer all the opportunities in life to help our members reach their potential. We currently have the following programmes:
- Chef School
- Adult Learning
- EAL projects
- Police Cadets
- Health and Wellbeing
We have also recently started working on a new project to help tackle homelessness, and another to set up a memorial garden for the community.
Through close connections within Hollinwood, our Hub is also involved in a:
- Job club
- Foodbank
- Community Farm
- Time Bank
- Credit Union
