Youth Mental Health Day takes place every year on 19 September. It was founded by stem4 in 2020; the UK’s leading digital mental health charity for young people, which has a comprehensive online library of free mental health resources.
The Oratory is delighted to have raised £6k this summer for The Ruth Strauss Foundation following its second ‘Red for Ruth’ ‘Turn Cricket Red’ sporting initiative and charity fundraising event held in June, which welcomed Angus Fraser MBE, former England cricketer and trustee of The Ruth Strauss Foundation as Guest Speaker.
A common complaint from many who have left senior school education is that they were never taught about financial budgeting and mortgages. Last week, we addressed these issues in PSHE, with a class on 'Budgeting and long term goals'.
Archie W. continued to impress on the Real Tennis court this summer, further cementing his reputation as one of the sport’s most promising young talents.
The Oratory was delighted to host its first overseas girls’ hockey touring side on Thursday 4 September, with over 60 pupils and staff joining the school from Michael Ham Colegio in Argentina.
Matthew Fogg, Head Master, “My Message to you all is to 'Be Kind'. The best way to help make people feel less anxious when they're starting a new school or returning to school and a new academic year, is to be kind.
We were delighted to welcome new pupils for their Oratory induction day with our friends One Day Film School! The One Day Film School offers a great way for our pupils to get to know one another in a relaxed environment, while working in groups and learning to appreciate teamwork.
In his address to the new L6th Form, Matthew Fogg, Head Master, said that his most important message is to be kind: “My expectation is that you’ll be kind to one another...
Delighted to introduce our new School Prefects for the academic year 2025-2026!
Thank you to visiting speaker Alexandra Morris for spending the day with our new L6th Form.
Oratory pupils have achieved another good year of GCSE results, with a value-added performance that places the school in the top 25% of schools nationally and the top 10% nationally for girls at GCSE.
The Oratory School has today once again celebrated the achievements of its A Level students who have attained success in their exams this summer, the majority of whom will be moving on to their first choice universities.
The Oratory School
Woodcote
Oxfordshire
RG8 0PJ
