During the Easter holidays OSH pupils and cousins Seb (Y8) and Lauren (Y9) were lucky enough to spend a day training at the Reliance Foundation National Athletics Centre in Navi Mumbai, India.
Yesterday was the 3rd Annual OSH integration bee. This year we had a new record 17 competitors, and for the first time the competition came with a qualifying exam.
We are incredibly proud to announce that former students Oli Hewitt and Emmanuel Olaleye have been called up for professional contracts.
The Lent 2026 edition seems like less of a newsletter and more of a journal, packed as it is with activity and achievement across so many fronts.
Old Swinford Hospital’s boarding provision has been judged ‘Outstanding’ in every category for the third consecutive time. Ofsted inspected the school in January and has now published its report.
Year 10 student Sam has made two incredible achievements this term!
The Combined Cadet Force announced the incoming Senior Cadet Officers for the 2026/27 academic year at their Annual Dinner and Awards evening on Friday 16 January.
What a privilege it is to introduce the latest edition of the OSH Newsletter.
During the 2024/25 academic year Miss Holmes and Mr. Winfield both completed their Master of Arts degree in Teaching Studies through the University of Birmingham, alongside their roles as full-time teachers.
Even by OSH standards the choir and congregation raised the roof at today’s Carol Service.
The OSH Theatre Company burst onto the scene in September, and they’ve already held their first senior production.
There is a dedicated group of enthusiastic Year 7s turning up each week to learn new skills.
