24
March
Spring Concert -
7:00 pm
Part of The Howard Partnership Trust
Bringing out the best
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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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This week our Inclusion Department have been running brilliant workshops every day during lunch. 🌟
Today’s focus was hypermobility, where some of our amazing students showed off their impressive hypermobile moves! 🤸♂️🤸♀️
A huge well done to everyone who took part and helped raise awareness in such a fun and engaging way. 💙
#InclusionMatters #HypermobilityAwareness #StudentVoice #SchoolCommunity #CelebratingDifference #InclusionInAction
Oxted Year 7 – Match Report
Oxted’s Year 7 football team kept their league title hopes alive as they hosted Beacon on a sunny afternoon in Surrey. Beacon appeared to arrive expecting an easy win, but Zac K’s early chance was a quick reminder that there were two teams on the pitch.
Before long, the breakthrough came, Zac rounded the keeper calmly to put Oxted 1–0 up. Beacon responded with several long‑range efforts, one of which was superbly saved by Kian. They eventually found an equaliser, but Oxted continued to look dangerous on the break, especially when Charlie rattled the crossbar.
A huge well done to the whole team for digging in and playing some really good football. Congrats as well to Harry and Alex for their call‑ups! ⭐️
POTM: Kian for a series of excellent saves.
#teamOxted ⚽🔴
Oxted 0 – Beacon 0
A tight game on a sunny afternoon, with neither side really creating many clear chances.
Oxted defended brilliantly in the first half, with Mason and Logan dealing with everything at the back, and Teddy standing firm just in front of the back three.
In the second half, Oxted pushed forward more as Raffi dropped deeper, giving Oli the freedom to get higher up the pitch and use his pace to cause problems.
Oli carved out the best chances of the match, bursting down the wing and firing some great balls across the box, but none could quite be converted. The moment of the game came when Oli drilled a cross in, it dropped to Tyler on the edge of the box, and his powerful strike was tipped over by the keeper.
The season didn’t end with a bang, but it was a solid performance all round! 💪⚽🔴
#teamOxted
🏐 Year 10B Netball at Dunottar! 🏐
The Year 10B netball team headed to Dunottar School last night for a fun and competitive match. Played in beautiful sunshine, the girls showed great enjoyment throughout.
There was some fantastic passing and strong defending up and down the court, with plenty of positive moments and teamwork on display.
Well done, girls!
🏐 #teamOxted
⚽️ Year 8 A Team Friendly v Charles Darwin ⚽️
The Year 8 As travelled to Charles Darwin for a friendly fixture. The hosts started fast and were quick to dispossess Oxted throughout the opening 15 minutes. A loose ball was eventually picked up by a CD player, who finished smartly past Aaron to give them a 1–0 lead at the break.
Oxted settled well into the second half and began to move the ball with far more tempo. Fred picked up the ball just inside the opposition half, slipped a nutmeg, and then lobbed the keeper from 40 yards with a superb bit of vision and technique.
Charles Darwin soon responded to retake the lead, but Oxted hit back again — Sid reacting brilliantly to follow up a parried shot and slot home the final goal of the game.
A shoutout goes to Riley for a solid performance on his return to the squad, but POTM was awarded to Fred B for his strong display in the middle of the pitch.
👏 Great effort from the boys!
#teamOxted
🏉 Y8 Rugby: Big Improvement Shown Against Riddlesdown 🏉
Had Oxted not given Riddlesdown a 25–0 head start, it would’ve been a much closer game. A slow opening saw Oxted fall behind, but they burst into life when Elliott sped away, beating several defenders to score the first try.
A well‑worked team move soon created another, finished smartly by Zac, bringing the score to 30–10.
From there it became blow‑for‑blow, with a resurgent Oxted showing real promise. Noah, Kian and Jacob made huge ground with barnstorming runs, while Max, Caleb and Will began to exploit space out wide.
As the game opened up, Elliott added two more tries. Alfie and Henry put in some strong tackles, and Ben grew into the game well on the wing.
In the final moments, Riddlesdown crossed for the last score, but not before Caleb powered over after another spell of positive attacking play.
Oxted 25
Riddlesdown 60
A hugely entertaining match, and once again Oxted showed clear signs of improvement — impressive for a squad that has played only two full games and only began forming after Christmas.
👏 Plenty to build on!
#teamOxted
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.