Reviews | News | Alumni | Add School To My Watch List
the school is great. we have alot of freedom and if you know how to use your t ... read review
By Current Pupil - reviewed on 15th Dec 2009the school is great. we have alot of freedom and if you know how to use ur tim ... read review
By Parent - reviewed on 21st Jul 2009my son is very happy and stable in the environment. the house master and mothe ... read review
Read All Reviews | Review The Oratory School »
The Oratory School came into being on 1st May 1859. It was founded by Cardinal John Henry Newman, at the request of a group of eminent Catholic laymen of the time, in order to provide a boarding school for boys run on English public school principles for the small English Catholic community. It remained attached to the house of the Oratory Fathers in Birmingham until 1922, when it moved to what is now the BBC Monitoring Station at Caversham Park, Reading. The Fathers of the Birmingham Oratory handed over control of the School to a Governing Body in 1931, but links with the London and Oxford Oratories, as well as with the one at Birmingham, remain strong.
Woodcote,
Reading,
Berkshire,
RG8 0PJ
England
Local Roadmap | Aerial Photo
Tel: 01491 680207
Fax: 01491 680020
E-mail: E-mail The Oratory School | Request Prospectus

|
| Account Management |
| Sign in Create a free account |
| Further Information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||