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The Oratory School was founded in 1859 in Edgbaston, Birmingham, by Saint John Henry Newman, and was situated next door to the house of the Oratory Fathers on the Hagley Road. Newman’s convert friends who had themselves been to one of the public schools, asked him to found a school which their sons could go to: Catholic schools, but giving a broader education than the existing junior ...
The Oratory School Woodcote Oxfordshire RG8 0PJ Tel: +44 (0)1491 683500. For general enquiries, please phone the main school reception on the number above or email enquiries@oratory.co.uk. Directions. From the M4: Leave the M4 at J12 and take the A4 towards Theale, Pangbourne and Newbury. At the next roundabout turn right onto the A340 to ...
The Oratory School, Nr Reading, South Oxfordshire. 1,054 likes · 139 talking about this. HMC Co-educational 11-18 Boarding & Day School in South Oxfordshire.
7. Dez. 2023 · The Oratory School has been providing pupils with a broad and rich education for over 160 years. Situated on a stunning 100-acre Oxfordshire countryside estate, we combine strong academic results with a supportive family ethos New Head at The Oratory School The Oratory School welcomed Dr Julian Murphy as its new Head in September. Educated […]
The Oratory is an HMC coeducational independent day and boarding school for pupils aged 11 to 18. Located in a 100-acre South Oxfordshire countryside estate near Henley-on-Thames, we offer the best of both worlds, with easily accessible routes to London, yet breathtaking surroundings. This allows us to provide fantastic sporting
The Oratory is a small school where each pupil is known and valued within a happy and supportive community. While blessed with outstanding facilities on a country estate, it is located within easy travelling distance of London. Woodcote. Reading. Oxfordshire. RG8 0PJ. +44 (0)1491 683500.
The Oratory School is an independent day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 11 to 18, set in a beautiful 100-acre rural location near Reading. The school was founded in 1859 by Saint John Henry Newman to provide an alternative to other Catholic establishments of the time.
