The Old Oswestrian Society's Annual Golf Day will be held this year at Oswestry Golf Course on Friday 29th June 2012 with tees from 1.30pm-3.30pm.

With the cost at only £120 for a 4 ball team to include golf, dinner  and prizes, why not make up a team of men and women and invite your friends to bring a team.  We are looking for any interested party to form a four, or come as a single; perhaps friends from work or fellow parents. Proceeds towards School Sports Astroturf pitch.

Raffle prizes invited.

This term pupils will be given the chance to take part in activities/sports every lunch time (weather permitting), with a focus on a country and different sport each week.

 

The week beginning 14th May is:

Week 3 – Kenya- Long distance-endurance

 

 

 

During the week pupils can be bring in national shirts, colourful t-shirts with the Kenyan flag colours and other approriate items.

The main emphasis is on fun and enjoyment with the pupils learning new skills. There will be lots of games, fun activities and mini competitions.

For more information please contact Mr Leonard

The Oswestry School Triathlon (Years 2 - 13) will be held on 30th June 2012. For more information click here and to view the map click here. Please contact Mr Hollingsworth for an entry form.

Oswestry School PA Summer Ball is on Saturday 7th July for more information please click here

Years 6 and 7 will be leaving on 21st May for an active and interesting five days at the Blencathra Field Study Centre in the Lake District.

As well as fieldwork important for Geography and Science studies, there will be the opportunity to gain experience in skills such as canoeing, mountain walking and orienteering. All tuition in outdoor activities is from fully qualified and experienced instructors and safety is of the highest standard.

To view the equipment list please click here. If there are any further queries please email Mrs Lentink

Ex Cathedra, another of the UK's most prestigious vocal ensembles return to sing an absolutely fascinating and glorious programme, entitled 'The Elizabethan Ages'. This will include two major works of very different periods but one common feature - both are in 40 parts! 'Spem in Alium' (Tallis) is justly acclaimed, and the new work by Alec Roth, 'Earthrise', has thrilled the audiences who have so far heard it.

The concert starts at 7.30pm at Holy Trinity Church