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Oxted School, part of The Howard Partnership Trust, is amongst the largest and most dynamic comprehensive schools in the country.
Oxted School is strongly rooted in the local community, and combines the traditions and values of the last 90 years with the very best facilities and the latest developments in Quality First Teaching.
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Several of our Year 11 students visited the UK University Search event at the AMEX Stadium in Brighton, taking an important step towards exploring their future options.
It was fantastic to see students engaging with exhibitors from a wide range of universities, discovering different courses and opportunities, and asking those all-important questions about Uni life.
With so many pathways available, events like this provide a valuable opportunity for students to broaden their horizons, gather information and start thinking about the next steps in their educational journey.
A great experience to help our students feel more informed, confident and inspired about their future!
#teamOxted #CareerPathways #amexstadiumbrighton #UniversitySearch #FutureReady #NextStepsForward
A huge well done to our Year 7 B team who secured their second win of the season against a strong Imberhorne side!
Trailing 1-0 at half-time, Oxted came out fighting in the second half. Bobby’s cross evaded everyone and found its way into the net to level the score, before Frankie smashed home a superb winner from the edge of the box with just four minutes remaining!
🏆 Player of the Match: Frankie
Well done, boys!
#teamOxted #SchoolFootball #MatchWinner #PlayerOfTheMatch
A group of our Year 9 students recently attended the annual Innovation Academy at Brooklands Museum, joining over 400 students from across the region for a day packed with inspiration and hands-on learning.
Despite the rainy weather, students enjoyed a fantastic programme of talks and workshops. The day began with an inspiring keynote from Dr Nash Vracas, who shared her exciting career journey across a variety of STEM fields.
Students then had the opportunity to hear from Concorde pilot John Tye and Captain Francesca Field, who spoke about their remarkable aviation careers and encouraged young people to consider the many opportunities available within the industry.
The day also included workshops delivered by The Heritage Skills Academy, Nescot College, and Lab22, as well as a fascinating talk from renowned science communicator Dr Simon Singh.
It was an incredibly inspiring day, showcasing the wide range of opportunities available in STEM and helping our students to think about their future aspirations.
A huge thank you to Fran, Richard and everyone involved in organising another outstanding event, and for the ever popular goodie bags!
#teamOxted #brooklandsmuseum #nescotcollege #theheritageskillsacademy #STEMEducation #HandsOnLearning #careerinspiration
@brooklandsmuseum
This week’s Inclusion Bulletin is now available!
Select the link below to read the latest edition of our Inclusion Bulletin, packed with helpful information, support and practical tips for the upcoming half term break.
🔗 Read here - oxtedschool.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2026/10/Inclusion-Bulletin-09.10.26.pdf
From wellbeing advice to useful resources and updates, there’s plenty to help families make the most of the break.
#teamOxted #inclusionbulletin #halftermsupport
This week’s Parent Bulletin is now available!
Select the link below to catch up on the latest news, updates and important information from each Year Team.
🔗 Read here: oxtedschool.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2026/10/Parent-Bulletin-09.10.26.pdf
Stay informed with everything happening across our school community. #teamOxted #ParentBulletin
A huge well done and thank you to everyone who baked and brought at our MacMillan bake sale last Friday. The range of cakes was absolutely incredible to see showcasing all of our house colours in Oxted school. In total we raised £418 in cash alone, this is without all the card transactions!
The winning house was judge to be Detillens with their huge range of cakes and the over all winners being Imogen and Amelie Ford whose cake with gingerbread house and slogan stole the show. Huge conghratulations to Detillens house who also came second in terms of cash raised.
In second place Stocketts house with Betsy W in year 8 baking a purple masterpiece and many cakes displaying the Stocketts logo. This made them truly stand out with their Stocketts stag pride of place.
Foyles took a third place for baking but came first for over £100 cash raised. Ethan M in year 9 baked a very impressive white chocolate creation with the Foyles logo at the centre.
Joint fourth position Grants and Tenchleys. Huge shout out to Noah M 7G1 whose Grants cake complete with bunting was a showstopper on the grants table and Harry L 8T1 whose Tennchleys bear was the stand out!
Once again a huge thank you to those who baked, brought or served. The main hall was full and the commitment to such a worthy cause was clear to see. Any tubs or boxes are in the main hall ready to be collected by our master bakers.
A massive thank you to @titseytearooms who donated some amazing cakes which helped us raise for such a worthy cause!
#teamOxted #macmillancoffeemorning Macmillan Cancer Support
A fantastic effort from our Year 8 rugby squad as they travelled to Hayes for a double-header against Hayes and Bullers Wood!
The team showed plenty of attacking promise throughout, with a special mention to those backing up after the weekend's rugby tour. A huge shout-out to Hunter, who crossed the line for Oxted's only try of the day!
The House System
The House system has existed at Oxted School since 1929 when the school first opened. Originally there were four Houses: Detillens, Foyles, Grants and Tenchleys. As Oxted’s success grew and the school became more popular a fifth House was needed and Stocketts was created in 1965.