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Oakmeeds Community College is situated near the town centre of Burgess Hill, West Sussex, on a 30 acre site. In 1982 the College became a Community School with responsibility for Adult Education and Youth activities and became the main agent of Lifelong Learning within the Burgess Hill Community. In 1999 Oakmeeds was promoted to a Community College.
The College is considered to be one of the most improved schools in West Sussex. GCSE results published in National Performance Tables pushed Oakmeeds into the country's top 100 improving schools during the period 1995-1999. In addition to excellent achievement in public exams, Oakmeeds provides a broad and diverse curriculum that is designed to meet the needs of all pupils. Supporting more formal aspects of pupil learning is an extensive and stimulating range of extra-curricular enrichment activities. See College prospectus for further details.
Supporting more formal aspects of pupil learning is an extensive and stimulating range of extra-curricular enrichment activities. See the College prospectus on the Documents page for further details.
"Oakmeeds Community College is a good school with some outstanding features. It maintains high standards of pupils' achievement in both their academic and personal development. The good attitudes and behaviour of the pupils, good relationships in the school community as a whole, and very good provision for sport and music are strengths of the school" (Ofsted 1997)
"The College actively promotes and maintains high expectation for all its pupils in both their academic, personal and social development and sets these aims successfully in the context of the school's strong community ethos." (Ofsted 1997)
Read the full Ofsted report on the Documents page.
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