As featured in the Oldham Times, Oppidan recently begun a partnership with their first two schools in the E-ACT trust, The Oldham Academy North & Royton and Crompton Academy. 

Partners since 2022, Oppidan’s partnership with Merchant Taylor’s School is focused on helping students in the sixth form prepare for their next steps including university and the world of work.

Partners since 2022, Oppidan’s partnership with Badminton School is focused on helping students in the sixth form prepare for their next steps including university and the world of work.

Our third partner in the Dukes Education group, in January 2024 Oppidan launched a peer mentor training programme with Eaton Square Senior School.  

In November 2023, our team spent two launch days in the Midlands working with the Greenwood Academies Trust to launch our second full MAT hub partnership after the success of our work with David Ross Education Trust last year.

Oppidan’s partnership with Eton is longstanding and multifaceted. As a pair, we have run over 15 events in the past few years helping to mentor students, develop cross-sector involvement and strengthen careers pathways alongside essential skills.

Partners since 2022, Oppidan and Wycombe Abbey have worked together on elements of the sixth form journey to provide students with clear pathways beyond school. 

Our first secondary school partner, Harrow has pioneered a peer mentoring project since 2021 aimed at developing the whole school community and pupil leadership.

Over the 2022/23 academic year, Oppidan Mentors provided training sessions to a group of 35 Y12 pupils. The training took place over a series of workshops spread across two days.

Over the 2022/23 academic year, Oppidan mentors provided training sessions to a group of 20 Y12 pupils. The training took place over a series of workshops spread across two days.

Over the 2022/23 academic year, Oppidan mentors provided training sessions to a group of over 20 Y11 and Y13 pupils. The training took place over a series of workshops spread across two days.

Over the 2022/23 academic year, Oppidan mentors provided training sessions to a group of 40 Y9 and Y12 pupils. The training took place over a series of workshops spread across two days.

Over the 2022/23 academic year, Oppidan mentors provided training sessions to a group of 20 Y12 pupils. The training took place over a series of workshops spread across two days.

The David Ross Education Trust and Oppidan have recently begun a new partnership this year with seven schools across DRET in the spring and summer terms of 2023.

Partners since 2022, Year 12 students have participated in our Peer Mentor Training aimed at developing school community and cohesion.