Which single work of literature has changed the world? An article by Dr David Moses
The Bible aside (it is not literature in that sense), which single work of literature has changed the world?
The Bible aside (it is not literature in that sense), which single work of literature has changed the world?
On Wednesday 12 February, the RAF section of The Oratory's Combined Cadet Force (CCF) visited the RAF museum in Hendon. Here's Sam in 4th Form's account of the trip:
Last year, we were delighted to welcome Old Oratorian Giovanni Chiampesan (OS 1976 - 1980) for a Loquitur Talk to Oratory students on his book, The Early Tourists’ Guide to Italy: Vicenza.
Jefferson in Oratory 6th Form has many projects, one of which is Journalism. He has had much success in his efforts to date and is currently Editor-in-Chief for Harbingers' Magazine, a weekly online Current Affairs magazine written and edited by teenagers worldwide.
A small cohort of Oratory pupils received their LAMDA exam results at the end of Michaelmas term 2024, yielding 2 Merits and 4 Distinctions. Huge congratulations to them all!
On Thursday 13 February, U6th Form A Level Art, 3D Design and Photography students visited the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Last week, L6th Form A Level Art and 3D Design students visited The Sewell Centre Gallery at Radley College to attend a talk by Janet Lueck on her multi-media printmaking exhibition ‘Ways of Working’.
Monday 17 February recognises 'Random Acts of Kindness Day'. As students and teaching staff begin their half term break, let us still take time to consider this day as we go about our daily lives...
The Oratory is delighted that Millie has been voted runner-up in the Henley Herald's 'Young Sporting Superstar Award 2025', having been nominated by her team at Henley Hawks Netball Club.
Claire Fahey, Head of Oratory Racquets, continued her dominance in Ladies’ Real Tennis with a strong display at last week’s US Open in Philadelphia.
While we, directly, cannot necessarily help to improve the lives of those who are afflicted with this illness, our selfless act of giving can help to ensure a better future for them...
This week is Children's Mental Health Week and the theme is ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself’, which explores themes of self–awareness for wellbeing.
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