A-Level English pupils went on a trip to the house where the Romantic poet, John Keats, lived in the early nineteenth century. They enjoyed strolling through the leafy suburbs of Hampstead, a tour of the house, and a workshop on the poem The Eve

Exeat weekend saw a group of 16 pupils make their way to East Anglia for their first racquets tour.  First stop was Prested Hall Rackets club, where the students were able to play Real Tennis, Tennis, Padel Tennis and table tennis.  A gr

On Sunday 25 September The Oratory School hosted a Real Tennis event for its parents, pupils and Old Oratorians (OOs). It was a fantastic afternoon, featuring parents and OOs playing a mixture of singles and doubles, with no less than three ex-s

Oratory 1st Form attended the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew for a joint Art and Science trip on Tuesday.  In Science, pupils took a turn at solving a forensic science “crime” committed in the Temperate House, also known as the Gold

The Oratory was delighted to welcome its new pupils into the school on Monday 5 September for a fun induction day into the world of filmmaking with the One Day Film School. The morning session involved learning the essentials:  Film His