This a mixed primary school that caters for children from 4-11 years. They have around 200 students…read moreand had their last Ofsted inspection in July 2008. They had a mixture of good or satisfactory results. The school is placed centrally in the village and is easily accesible. There is no specific religious denomination attached to this school.

Amazing school nice teachers i went there for my primary schoolread more

School accepted my son when other schools wouldn't for some reason and is a great place to go of…read moreyour looking for a good school knowing your child is going to come away with lots of skills

Fitzharrys school is one of 3 state secondary schools in Abingdon…read more It is situated on the Northcourt road next to Abingdon college, and is spread across quite a large site with a huge playing foeld and all-weather pitch. The buildings are a mixture of old and new, with some departments better equipped than others. The school offers the usual range of subjects at all levels, and its position on the league table varies from year to year as do the other secondary schools in the area. The 6th form is part of a consortium with the other 2 secondary schools - John Mason and Larkmead, and also Abingdon College, and students can choose a range of subjects from any of these centres to study at A level.

The Dragon School is one of England's best known prep schools. Big names that once attended include…read moreTim Henman, Hugh Laurie and John Mortimer. It's mixed, so boys and girls from 8-13 share classes and are prepared for entry tests into various high-performing schools across the country. The pupils are recognisable by their distinctive uniform of checked dresses and long socks for the girls and smart suits for the boys. There is a mixture of boarders and day pupils. The school dates back to 1877 when it was known as Oxford Preparatory School. The story goes that an early headmaster was called George and his enormous popularity resulted in the pupils naming the school 'The Dragon School' as a patriotic reference to connections between George and the dragon. The school property consists of 15 acres spreading along the River Cherwell. Whilst many of the buildings are nothing special from the outside, the sports grounds are impressive and extensive, and children can often be seen playing in sports matches in the later afternoon and at weekends. At its famous Christmas fair to raise money for Oxford charities, the prizes are a cut above the food hampers and bottles of Champagne: here, the prizes at the auction include tickets to film premieres and 18-course dinners at the country's top restaurants. This is partly possible because of parents with connections, and recent auctions have raised over £100,000! Just imagine how much sweets in their tuck shop must cost!

One of the best Primary Schools in Buckinghamshire. The children are seen to be happy and involved…read morein learning at all levels. Standard and pace of learning is good. The extra curricular clubs are fun ranging from gardening, painting, car club, choir, fun with laptops to basketball and biking. Teachers are friendly and so is the Headmistress. Children are happy here.

Great secondary school, my son is in his 3 rd year and having a great time. They get plenty of…read moreopportunities to join a variety of clubs and sports in and after school. They have a great learning support area, they will help with any worries either you or your child may have. The school are very approachable, and you can get an appointment with anybody should you need to.

Since 2013, Jesus College has been the venue for the Oxford Conference of Corsetry. As sad as I am…read morethat OCOC will never happen again in this venue (if ever), I am very happy I made it to the very last one. Jesus College is absolutely stunning, and I am so happy that I had the honor to stay here for a night. My dorm room in Building #17 (which had libraries in the buildings, and dorm rooms on the 3rd and 4th floor) was wonderful, with two rooms! One rather large room with a desk and a wardrobe, and a second room with a bed, drawers, and a bedside table. There was a bonus room: a private bathroom complete with a private shower! They also provided towels, and like a hotel, complimentary shampoo, conditioner, and soap, in a little Jesus College baggie that I was more than happy to take home. Both main rooms also had large windows that opened up, complete with a gorgeous view overlooking Oxford, complete with a gargoyle next to my window. Being neighbors with the Radcliffe Camera and Bodleian Library, I really felt as though I was looking out from a window in Hogwarts. The main rooms where the panels and workshops were hosted for our conference were the Habakkuk Room and the Periodicals Room. We also had the JCR for our welcome talk, tea breaks, corset show and tells, and closing talk. We also had complimentary meals (breakfast, lunch, AND dinner!) and ate in a gorgeous dining hall that felt like a miniature of the Hogwarts Great Hall. The food was delicious and beautifully presented as well. One of my favorite desserts were the slices of pistachio cakes with rose frosting that was offered during lunch. Oh, so lovely! My taste buds were in Heaven. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful too. At one point, I accidentally left my key card in my room, and locked myself out of my room. I went to the front desk, and they were so helpful in getting me a new key card that I could use as soon as lunch was over. Thank you so much, staff! Check in and check out was quick and easy too. Although I am sad OCOC will never happen here again, I am happy that I had the experience to BE here, to marvel over the beauty of Jesus College, to sleep here, explore the halls, eat here, and connect with a community of some of the the world's most skilled and dedicated corset enthusiasts. What happy memories. Thank you, Jesus College, for being the home for Oxford Conference of Corsetry.

One of Oxford's hidden gems, Jesus College is tucked away on Turl Street. It is a small College,…read morefounded by Elizabeth I in 1571 (the only Elizabethan college in Oxford). The first quad contains the chapel, which is small but has wonderful stained glass in the east window and also a bust of Lawrence of Arabia, one of the college's most famous old member. The Principal's Lodgings, which has a distinctive shell porch over the door, is also in this quad. The entrance to the Hall is off the passage through to second quad. The Hall contains portraits of some of the college's benefactors and famous old members, including ex-Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Second quad has a marvelous wisteria on one of the walls, so be sure to check this out if you are visiting in May. Many people, like me, think Jesus is one of the prettiest colleges in Oxford.

Hi My dad went to…read moreDivine Mercy College · Fawley Court. Fawley. Henley-on-Thames RG9 3AE. He was there in 1960-70s I think. His name was Richard (in Polish - Ryszard) Wegrzyn? Did anyone know him?. He was friends with Zyggy. Unfortunately he passed away in 2019. Would love to know if anyone knew him Best wishes Ami

I was there three summers about 68, 69, 70. I have to tell you they were amongst the happiest days…read moreof my life. The fresh air, the grounds, the activities, the atmosphere, the building and wonderfull setting, the ghosts, the Thames, the tuck shop, the dailly morning mass with people often fainting from low blood sugar, the gymnastic-sumersaulting priest, I could go on and on..and on some more. If I could do a Life on Mars I would go right back there in a split-Bastard-second. I would go right back to the afternoon I was taken to town to see Kubrick's 2001 (after much protest on my part: but you won't understand it.). These days made me. At the very least they provided balance, peace, and joy to my potentially sad childhood. Credit to my father for sending me there. God rest you Dad. I love you. And I love this place, DMC. Divine Mercy College. You showed me Mercy.