Policies
- Accessibility Plan
- Admissions Policy 2024/25
- Admissions Policy 2025/26
- Admissions Reception
- Anti Bullying
- Behaviour
- Capability
- Charging & Remissions
- Children with health needs who cannot attend school
- Curriculum
- E Safety Guidance
- Early Years Foundation Stage
- Educational Visits
- Emotional Health & Mental Wellbeing
- Equality & Diversity
- First Aid
- Homework
- Improving Pupil Attendance & Punctuality
- Intimate Care
- Invacuation Lockdown Procedure
- Managing Change
- Parent Information Home Learning
- Reading
- RSHE
- Safeguarding
- SEND
- Supporting Pupils with Medical Conditions
- Uniform
GDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is EU-wide legislation which enhances the existing Data Protection Act (1998) in determining how personal data is processed and kept safe and the legal rights individuals have in relation to their own data.
This Policy sets out the basis on which the Trust and its Academies will process any personal data they collect from data subjects, or that is provided to them by data subjects or other sources. It includes the responsibilities of staff within the Trust in complying with GDPR, as well as the rights of individuals whose data is being processed.
To find out what information we hold about you and the way we use it, please fill out a Subject Access Request Form.
- Applicants Privacy Notice
- Data Breach Notification PLT 24-25
- Data Protection Policy
- PLT Student Privacy notice 24-25
- SAR Request 24-25
Find out more on our Trust website.
The Pinnacle Learning Trust Documents
The Pinnacle Learning Trust was established through a long-standing, strong and effective relationship between The Hathershaw College and Oldham Sixth Form College, with Werneth Primary School joining in February 2019, Broadfield Primary joining in April 2023 and Alexandra Park Junior School in April 2024.
We are committed to our mission of improving lives and life chances at every level, creating extraordinary opportunities and significantly improving our children's and young people's chances to make progress, achieve and go on to succeed in the lives and careers they want and deserve. We are committed to raising aspirations and achievements across all our academies, through the development of outstanding practice and collaboration and as a result of continuously learning from one another.
Our Trust has an Oldham focus and all our academies are at the heart of the communities they serve. Together, we are a crucial part of the wider Oldham community. We understand our communities well, and work closely with a wide range of partners in the town and beyond. We also have a reputation that goes well beyond the town.
Below are Trust specific policies, that affect all academies, as part of our Pinnacle family: