Volunteering in the local community
As part of their CAS programme students enjoyed volunteering at the Oxford Flash in the Pan event - read more ...Girls' basketball
The first league match for our new girls' team was a great success - read more ...Third victory for the boys' football team
An impressive win against Wheatley Park School - read more ...Model United Nations
As part of International Day students hosted a conference of 300 delegates at the Town Hall - read more ...Visit to Northern Ireland
As part of their CAS programme, staff and students visit Northern Ireland - read more ...Basketball teams
Newly appointed Coach Franky Marulanda has put together two new basketball teams - read more ...Irish short stories
Keith Hopper, Lecturer at University of Oxford and teacher at St. Clare's leads with his essay in The Times Literary Supplement online - read more ...Astronomical
Using the College's Celestron CPC 1100 GPS Simon Davis guides staff and students through the night sky - read more ...Emblem of Innocence, foil for evil
Professor Emeritus Barrie Bullen, University of Reading, will be giving the next talk in the Seminar Series: Representing Childhood - read more ...League success
The boys football team have scored 6 points from 3 league matches - read more ...Sensational Salsa
The College Salsa Performance Group gave a great display at the Moving Oxford Day of Dance - read more ...New rowing club for college
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new rowing club for St. Clare's - read more ...Poetry as childishness
Dr. Llewelyn Morgan, Lecturer in Classics, discusses childhood in Ovid's Metamorphoses' as part of the Senior Seminar Series - read more ...Porth yr Ogof, Pen y Fan and Cribyn
The seven day CAS expedition to Wales challenged our students in more than just caving, canoeing and zip wire - read more ...Gold Expedition Success
Five IB students have passed their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award expedition element - read more ...Dickens and Childhood
Dr. David Grylls of Kellogg College discusses childhood in Victorian literature as part of the Senior Seminar Series - read more ...A busy half term!
Duke of Edinburgh training in Wales, IB Institute teacher workshops and more house refurbishments - read more ...Senior Seminars
Jay Phoenix Singh (Oxford University Department of Psychiatry) talks about the psychology between adults and babies - read more ...Fundraising for Haiti
A wonderful total of £1,065.74 has been raised for victims of the earthquake in Haiti - read more ...International evening
Singing, dancing, acting and a big audience enjoyed a great evening - read more ...The first concert of the year
Our students excel themselves in a terrific concert of music and singing - read more ...Much ado about nothing
Our theatre department has been very busy this term working on their major production - read more ...Oxfordshire Schools League Round Two
The latest performance for our boys' football team - read more ...10km success for the Running Club
Four students logged good times at the local 10km run - read more ...Six-a-side football competition
Our girls six-a-side football team won through to the semi final of the Independent Schools National Tournament - read more ...Another busy weekend at St. Clare's
Just some of the wide range of activities taking part each weekend - read more ...Running Club recent race
Our team competed in the Hanney 5 miles with respectable times - read more ...Star gazing
Telescope evenings under clear skies find Jupiter and its four moons - read more ...Childhood in the Middle Ages
St. Clare's Tutor, Paul Sinclair, discusses whether "the idea of childhood did not exist" - read more ...Boys football success
Our football team notched a huge score against d'Overbroecks - read more ...Further improvements
Ambitious plans for the refurbishment of college houses - read more ...Senior Seminars
Keith Hopper, St. Clare's tutor and leading authority on Flann O'Brien discusses the novelThe Third Policeman - read more ...
Teaching facilities
Several ongoing improvement projects have been completed - the science labs - read more ...Compassionate artists
Ten students worked on The Memory Project with children from an orphanage in Haiti - read more ...The boys team equal the girls
The boys football team also won their first game of the season against the Rashid School, Dubai - read more ...Victory for the girls
Our girls football team made an excellent start to the season with a win over Malvern - read more ...Aspiring artist
IB graduate, Xavier D Robles de Medina, is finding success and inspiration at the Savanah College of Art and Design - read more ...Open Day
Over 40 visitors travelled from as far away as Armenia to Penzance to attend our Open Day - read more ...A new student residence
The College has once again improved student accommodation by buying a new house - read more ...A new rowing club
Our newly formed rowing club started their step learning curve at the rowing centre in Chester - read more ... |
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