Building Schools for the Future (BSF)
Many prospects, one opportunity - Transforming secondary education in Oldham
Oldham has many great prospects… and now we have a once in a lifetime opportunity. The council has £230 million to invest in transforming our secondary schools and we want to use this funding to not only improve our schools, but to make Oldham an even better place to learn, live, work and bring up a family.
Most of the money is coming from the Government’s Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme. It will be the single biggest investment in our schools ever made and we have drawn up exciting plans to make sure that we can provide very best facilities and life opportunities for every student and community. We want a better education for every child and young person in Oldham and we also want to make sure that the wider community benefits in more practical ways too. We want our new schools to be centres for the whole community with facilities for the arts, sport and health which are open to everyone, young and old, wherever in Oldham they come from.
You can find out more about Oldham’s BSF programme, latest news and developments and how you can get involved using the links on the right hand side of this page.
- Additional Educational Needs
- Building Schools for the Future (BSF)
- Childcare
- Children Missing Education
- Community Cohesion in Oldham Schools
- Education Out of School Services
- Excellence in Cities
- Going to school
- Home Access
- Lifelong Learning
- Outdoor and Environmental Education
- Schools in Oldham
- Schools Performance
- School Governors
- School Attendance
- Student Finance
- Work in Education
Building Schools for the Future (BSF):
- What is BSF?
- Our vision
- Schools already built
- The proposals
- Get involved
- BSF process and progress
- News and communication
- Key documents - Building Schools for Future
- FAQs
- Glossary
- Useful links
- Contacts (BSF)
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