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List of schools in Oldham 1 List of schools in Oldham The following is a partial list of active schools in the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham in Greater Manchester, England. By default, the table below is sorted into state schools (i.e. primary, secondary, special, etc.), independent schools, and further and higher education establishments. See also: List of schools in Greater Manchester School Locality Description Headteacher Ofsted Website [2] Alexandra Park Junior School Oldham Junior school Mrs I. Barratt 105626 website [1] [4] Alt Primary School Oldham Primary school Mr G. Leach (Executive) 105682 website [3] [6] Bare Trees Primary School Chadderton Primary school Mr J. Tobin 135258 website [5] [8] Beal Vale Primary School Shaw Primary school Mr J. Richards 105672 website [7] Beever Primary School Oldham Primary school Mr G. Oates 105627 website [9] [10] Blackshaw Lane Junior and Royton Primary school Mrs A. McCormick 105652 website Infant School [11] [12] Broadfield Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs P. Stennett 105676 website [13] [14] Buckstones Primary School Shaw Primary school Miss S. Healey 105671 website [15] [16] Burnley Brow Community Chadderton Primary school Mrs H. Atkinson-Smith 105680 website Primary School [17] [18] Christ Church C.E. Primary Denshaw Primary school Mrs S. Callaghan 105693 website School [19] [20] Christ Church C.E. Primary Chadderton Primary school Mrs D. Payton 105707 website School [21] [22] Clarksfield Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs T. O'Donnell 133711 website [23] [24] Coppice Primary Academy Coppice Primary school Mrs L. Needham 135153 website Academy (Executive) [25] [26] Corpus Christi R.C. Primary Chadderton Primary school Mr C. Hanson 105718 website School [27] [28] Crompton Primary School Shaw Primary school Mr M. Moore 133286 website [29] [30] Delph Primary School Delph Primary school Mrs A. Leigh 105669 website [31] [32] List of schools in Oldham 2 Diggle Primary School Diggle Primary school Mr N. Fowler 105665 website [33] [34] East Crompton St George's C.E. Shaw Primary school Mrs C. Poll 105717 website Primary School [35] [36] East Crompton St James' C.E. Shaw Primary school Mr A. Laskey (Executive) 105710 website Primary School [37] [38] Fir Bank Primary School Royton Primary school Mrs H. MacKay 105662 website [39] [40] Freehold Community Primary Oldham Primary school Mrs A. Leach 105630 website School [41] [42] Friezland Primary School Greenfield Primary school Mrs T. Meadham 105666 website [43] [44] Glodwick Infant and Nursery Oldham Infant school Mrs J. Brierley 105645 website School [45] [46] Greenacres Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs M. Buckley (Acting 105631 website Executive) [47] [48] Greenfield Primary School Greenfield Primary school Mr M. Wood 105667 website [49] [50] Greenfield St Mary's C.E. Greenfield Primary school Mrs S. Hall 105723 website Primary School [51] [52] Greenhill Academy Oldham Primary school Miss S. Dixie (Executive) 105678 website Academy [53] [54] Hey-with-Zion VA Primary Lees Primary school Mr G. Leach (Executive) 105694 website School [55] [56] Higher Failsworth Primary Failsworth Primary school Mrs H. Hampson 134784 website School [57] [58] Hodge Clough Primary School Moorside Primary school Mr N. Cavanagh 105647 website [59] [60] Holy Cross C.E. Primary School Oldham Primary school Mr P. Wardle 135720 website [61] [62] Holy Family R.C. Primary Oldham Primary school Mrs C. Gill 105724 website School [63] [64] Holy Rosary R.C. Primary Oldham Primary school Mrs B. Morris 105701 website School [65] [66] Holy Trinity C.E. Primary Dobcross Primary school Miss E. Travis 105691 website School [67] [68] Horton Mill Community Glodwick Primary school Mrs S. Crowsan 105679 website Primary School [69] [70] Knowsley Junior School Springhead Junior school Miss V. Payne 105670 website [71] [72] Limehurst Primary School Oldham Primary school Mr M. Roberts 105638 website [73] [74] List of schools in Oldham 3 Littlemoor Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs C. Kelly 105642 website [75] [76] Lyndhurst Primary School Oldham Primary school 105632 website [77] [78] Mather Street Primary School Failsworth Primary school Mrs M. Buckley 105649 website (Executive) [79] [80] Mayfield Primary School Derker Primary school Mr A. Dunn 105639 website [81] [82] Medlock Valley Community Oldham Primary school Miss J. Backhouse 133710 website Primary (Acting) [83] [84] Mills Hill Primary School Chadderton Primary school Mr I. Mason 105648 website [85] [86] Oasis Academy Limeside Limeside Primary School Mrs H. Ayra 137479 website Academy [87] [88] Propps Hall Primary School Failsworth Primary school Mrs G. Kay 105663 website [89] [90] Richmond Primary School Oldham Primary school Miss S. Dixie (Executive) 134246 website [91] [92] Roundthorn Community Oldham Primary school Mrs L. Needham 105634 website Primary Academy Academy (Executive) [93] [94] Royton Hall Primary School Royton Primary school Miss T. Wood 135341 website [95] [96] Rushcroft Primary School Shaw Primary school Mrs J. Sheridan 105659 website [97] [98] South Failsworth Community Failsworth Primary school Mr M. Jones 105656 website Primary School [99] [100] Springhead Infant and Nursery Springhead Infant school Miss H. Reitze (Acting) 105668 website School [101] [102] SS Aidan & Oswald R.C. Royton Primary school Mr D. Harrison 105721 website Primary School [103] [104] St Agnes C.E. Primary School Lees Primary school Mrs K. Swift 105700 website [105] [106] St Anne's C.E. Lydgate Grasscroft Primary school Mrs J. Fraser 105689 website [107] [108] St Anne's C.E. Royton Royton Primary school Mrs S. Holt 105689 website [107] [109] St Anne's R.C. Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs A. Ostemier 105725 website [110] [111] St Chad's C.E. Primary Uppermill Primary school Mr P. Burnley 105690 website Academy Academy [112] [113] St Edward's R.C. Primary Lees Primary school Mr P. Moore 105720 website School [114] [115] List of schools in Oldham 4 St Herbert's R.C. Primary Chadderton Primary school Mrs S. Millington 105722 website School [116] [117] St Hilda's C.E. Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs G. Pursey 105702 website [118] [119] St Hugh's C.E. Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs L. Burnley 105699 website [120] [121] St John's C.E. Primary School Failsworth Junior school Mr G. Kehoe 105712 website [122] [123] St Joseph's R.C. Primary School Shaw Primary school Mr A. Dickinson 105719 website [124] [125] St Luke's C.E. Primary School Chadderton Primary school Mr I. Walsh 105708 website [126] [127] St Margaret's C.E. Primary Hollinwood Primary school Mrs K. Keiran 105705 website School [128] [129] St Martin's C.E. Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs D. Wright 105703 website [130] [131] St Mary's C.E. Primary School High Crompton Primary school Mrs P. Hartley 105711 website [132] [133] St Mary's R.C. Primary School Failsworth Primary school Mrs C. Cavill 105727 website [134] [135] St Matthew's C.E. Primary Chadderton Primary school Mrs P. Shepherd 105709 website School [136] [137] St Patrick's R.C. Primary School Oldham Primary school Mrs H. Halliwell 105726 website [138] [139] St Paul's C.E. Primary School Royton Primary school Mrs J. Caine 131848 website [140] [141] St Teresa's R.C. Primary School Derker Primary school Mrs M. Taylor 136825 website [142] [143] St Thomas' CE Primary School, Werneth Primary school Mrs A. Knowles 105698 website Werneth [144] [145] St Thomas' CE Primary School, Sholver Primary school Mr A. Laskey (Executive) 105695 website Moorside [146] [147] St Thomas' C.E. Primary Lees Primary school Mrs C. Ireland 105714 website School, Leesfield [148] [149] Stanley Road Primary School Chadderton Primary school Mrs R. Richardson 105686 website [150] [151] Stoneleigh Primary Academy Derker Primary school Mrs C. Jones 105675 website Academy [152] [153] Thornham St James C.E. Royton Primary school Mrs M. Johnson 105692 website Primary School [154] [155] Thorp Community Primary Royton Primary school Mr S. Bennett 105674 website School [156] [157] List of schools in Oldham 5 Watersheddings Primary School Oldham Primary school Mr J. Crabtree 105635 website [158] [159] Werneth Primary Academy Oldham Primary school Mrs T. Higgins 135342 website Academy [160] [161] Westwood Primary School Oldham Primary school Miss Y. Griffin 105685 website [162] [163] Whitegate End Primary School Chadderton Primary school Miss S. Ashton 105658 website [164] [165] Woodhouses VA Primary Failsworth Primary school Mrs R. Bentham 105688 website School [166] [167] Yew Tree Community Primary Chadderton Primary school Mrs M. Buckley 133712 website School (Executive) [168] [169] Kingsland School Watersheddings Pupil referral unit Mrs L. Thompson 134759 [170] Crompton House C.E. School Shaw Secondary school / Mr K. Newell 105740 website Academy [171] [172] Failsworth School Failsworth Secondary school Mr J. Meagher 105735 website [173] [174] North Chadderton School Chadderton Secondary school Miss J. Clarke 105737 website [175] [176] Oldham Academy North Oldham Secondary school / Mr M. Knowles (Acting) website Academy [177] Oasis Academy Oldham Chadderton Secondary school/ Mr D. Hayes website Academy [178] Royton and Crompton School Royton Secondary school Dr K. O'Hagan 105734 website [179] [180] Saddleworth School Uppermill Secondary school Mr M. Milburn 105736 website [181] [182] Blessed John Henry Newman Chadderton Secondary school Mr M. McGhee 105742 website RC College [183] [184] The Blue Coat School Oldham Secondary school / Mrs J. Hollis 105739 website Academy [185] [186] The Hathershaw College Hathershaw Secondary school Mr D. McEntee 105730 website [187] [188] The Radclyffe School Chadderton Secondary school Mr H. Hayer 105738 [190] [189] Waterhead Academy Oldham Secondary school/ Mrs C. Burgess 136148 website Academy [191] [192] The Kingfisher Community Chadderton Special school Mrs A. Redmond 133369 website Special School [193] [194] New Bridge School Hollinwood Special school Mr G. Quinn 134517 website [195] [196] List of schools in Oldham 6 Spring Brook School Oldham Special school Mrs R. Hollingsworth 133368 website [197] [198] Farrowdale House Preparatory Shaw Independent school Miss C.
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