Weekends at Teddies Autumn Term 2022

Autumn Term 2022 WEEKENDS AT TEDDIES

WARDEN’S INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the Autumn Term at St Edward’s. For some of you, it will be your first experience of Teddies as parents and pupils; for others, it will involve transitioning into a new academic year, with new subjects, new challenges and new experiences. One constant outside the classroom is the extraordinary range of opportunities for pupils at Teddies to take part in activities, to attend concerts and events, to grow in independence and, above

all, to make memories with their friends. This brochure includes the best of those opportunities this term, on Saturday evenings and on Sundays. These weekend events not only offer pupils the chance for further engagement in the co-curriculum; they also give their families a chance to take part in school life by joining activities and attending events which bring our community together. Oxford itself has so much to offer in culture and in history that we have also included a section on some of the unmissable local places and events. I hope that pupils will enjoy using this brochure to make plans with their friends, and that parents will read it to make plans with their children. Every pupil’s experience of the Autumn Term at Teddies will be unique, and your choice among this range of opportunities will be part of it. Alastair Chirnside

Notes on the Weekend Programme All Chapel services and activities are open to families. Sports fixtures are listed online; see the website for full calendar details. North Wall exhibitions are open 12.00–4.00pm on Saturday (closed to the public on Sunday; pupils may visit the Gallery at any time). For weekday opening hours visit the website. www.stedwardsoxford.org www.thenorthwall.com

Cover image: Pupils on stage in The Dance Show 'Diamonds and Gold', July 2022 Main image: The Battle of the Bands 2022

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EVENTS FOR FAMILIES SATURDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER

EVENTS FOR PUPILS

CHARLIE WALKER: ADVENTURE AND RESILIENCE Lower School: 10.10–11.00am Sixth Form: 11.25am–12.15pm DofE pupils: 6.00–7.00pm Olivier Hall The explorer, writer and public speaker comes to Teddies to talk to pupils about his career in long distance, human powered expeditions to develop an understanding of some of the world’s most remote communities. He has visited places as varied as the Tibetan plateau, the Mongolian steppe, the Congolese jungle, Arctic tundra, the highlands of New Guinea and numerous deserts in between. Charlie has travelled over 50,000 miles by bicycle, foot, horse, raft, ski and dugout canoe. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, a 2021 Scientific Exploration Society Explorer Award winner, and a three-time recipient of the Transglobe Expedition Trust’s ‘Mad but Marvellous’ grant. His work has been featured on the BBC World Service, BBC Radio 4, The Sunday Times and The Daily Telegraph and he has also written two books; Through Sand & Snow , and On Roads That Echo .

SATURDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER Sport Hockey v Haileybury Charlie Walker: Adventure and Resilience Olivier Hall See details opposite. Oxford Open Doors 2.00–3.00pm, The North Wall See details opposite. Kevin Mills Disco Fourth and Fifth Form 7.30–9.00pm, Kendall Quad Team Challenge Shells 7.50–9.00pm Which Quad and Field House team can solve the physical and mental challenges as they race from one Boarding House to the next? Lower Sixth Dinner 8.00pm, Dining Hall

Exhibition: The Society of Wood Engravers The North Wall See details opposite. SUNDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER This year’s Superstars challenge sees our Shells battling in their House teams to become Champions for 2022! They will face each other across an 11-event circuit including football penalties, golf, rowing, archery and skiing. Will they play their joker wisely to nudge ahead of the competition? The morning will conclude with a hog roast and prize giving. Shell Superstars 10.00am–3.00pm

At The North Wall Oxford Open Doors 2.00–3.00pm

Discover the art of wood engraving in this talk and demonstration by artist Peter Lawrence from The Society of Wood Engravers (see exhibition below). Free event – no booking required. At The North Wall Exhibition: The Society of Wood Engravers The SWE returns to The North Wall this autumn to present an entirely new selection of over one hundred relief prints. This year’s exhibition includes wood engravings, linocuts and woodcuts by some of finest printmakers from this country and abroad. Uniting them is a commitment to making images which combine personal vision with delight in using an exacting medium. The exhibition is chosen by a jury of three engravers, who select from Society submissions and those aspiring to membership, including young engravers whose work often pushes the boundaries of printmaking. The exhibition runs until 1st October. SUNDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

School Play Recalls and Read-Through

2.00–6.00pm, The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

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EVENTS FOR FAMILIES SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER Sixth Form Open Morning 9.00am–2.00pm Olivier Hall and Willows Café SUNDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

EVENTS FOR PUPILS

SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER Sport Rugby v Pangbourne Rowing: Radley TRASH (Teddies, Radley, Shiplake) Part 1 Hockey v Pangbourne Hockey v Downe House Hockey v Cheltenham Badminton v Radley College Badminton v Bloxham Squash v Rugby

SUNDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER School Play Rehearsals 2.00–6.00pm The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm Chapel

House Activities Shells, Fourth and Fifth Form Lower Sixth Social 8.30pm Cooper’s Café

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EVENTS FOR PUPILS SATURDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER Sport Rugby v MCS Rowing: Chester Long Distance Sculls Hockey v Cheltenham Ladies College Badminton v Winchester Badminton v MCS Badminton v Cheltenham Ladies College Squash v Abingdon Hockey v St Mary’s Ascot Headliner: The Noise Next Door 7.30–9.00pm, Olivier Hall See details opposite. Lower Sixth Social After Headliner, Cooper’s Cafe Brown Boys Swim 8.00pm, The North Wall See details opposite.

SUNDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER Sport Rowing: Chester Long Distance Sculls CCF and Life Skills Field Weekend Returns Monday 26th September, 6.00pm, Various locations Shells Treasure Hunt 10.00am–5.30pm, Oxford School Play Rehearsals 2.00–6.00pm, The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

EVENTS FOR FAMILIES

SATURDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER Headliner: The Noise Next Door 7.30–9.00pm, Olivier Hall Twelve time sell-out veterans of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and one of the country’s most sought after comedy club headliners, The Noise Next Door leave audiences everywhere in awe of their lightning-quick wit and totally original comedic talents. Taking audience suggestions, the cheeky and charming quartet of performers transform them into fantastically funny scenes and songs in the blink of an eye with a perfect blend of ludicrous characters, witty one-liners, epic stories and explosive physicality. Tickets are free. Look out for info on how to book in Teddies eNews .

At The North Wall Brown Boys Swim 8.00pm

Fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, this brand new home-grown production produced by The North Wall, Brown Boys Swim , examines the pressures that surround young Muslim men today in a lyrical coming-of-age tale, written by Karim Khan (recipient of Riz Ahmed’s Left Handed Films and Pillars Fund inaugural fellowship) and directed by John Hoggarth. The play will also be showing in London’s Soho Theatre from 26th September until 15th October. 14+. Tickets: £14 (Concessions £12), Under 25s £10 SUNDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

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STEEPLECHASE AND LEAVE WEEKEND THURSDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER Lunch for Parents and Guardians 11.45am–12.45pm, Willows Café Presentations for Parents and Guardians 12.45–1.30pm, Olivier Hall The Steeplechase and Steeplechase Tea 2.00–4.00pm Lower 2 and Martyrs Pavilion Sixth Form: 2.00pm Fifth Form: 2.15pm Fourth Form and Shells: 3.00pm Leave Weekend 4.30pm SUNDAY 2ND OCTOBER School Play Rehearsals 4.00–7.00pm, The North Wall Collaborative Project Rehearsal 7.30–9.00pm, The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

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EVENTS FOR FAMILIES

EVENTS FOR PUPILS

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER At The North Wall Anna Dimitriu: Collateral Effects

At The North Wall Folkatron Sessions 8.00pm

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER Sport Rugby v Cheltenham Rowing: Godstow TRASH Part 2 Hockey v Bloxham Hockey v Marlborough Badminton v Downe House Squash v Cheltenham Ladies College Olivier Hall and Old Library Bowling at the Kassam Fourth and Fifth Form Oxford Lower Sixth Social 7.00–10.00pm, Oxford Segar’s House Dinner 7.30–10.00pm, Dining Hall The North Wall See details opposite. Music: Folkatron Sessions 8.00pm, The North Wall See details opposite. Anna Dimitriu: Collateral Effects The Shell Plays - Final Rehearsals 6.00–9.00pm

Folkatron Sessions is a fascinating band of talented, free-thinking musicians who bring their wide-ranging musical heritages to the fore in a ‘wondrous’ (BBC Music Introducing), ‘genre-bending’ experience. Its unique soundscape and feel refracts strong traditional folk through contemporary electronic, jazz, ambient, sound art and progressive rock lenses into a glorious melting pot of music. This is experimental folk at its best; subtle, atmospheric, celebratory. Tickets: £14 (concessions £12) SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER The Shell Plays 2.30–4.30pm Olivier Hall and Old Library Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

How can art help us understand the complex world we are living in? The North Wall presents a solo exhibition of new BioArt works by internationally renowned artist Anna Dumitriu, exploring synthetic biology, genomics, carbon capture, and infectious disease. Collateral Effects reveals unexpected twists in the story of our co-evolution with the microbial world through installations and sculptures created in the lab and the studio. Free entry. Until 29th October. Also: see IF Oxford event on Saturday 15th October ‘Collateral effects of the pandemic: meet the researchers’.

SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER Clay Pigeon Shooting 10.00am–1.00pm Cotswold Clay Club The Shell Plays 2.30–4.30pm Olivier Hall and Old Library Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

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EVENTS FOR FAMILIES

EVENTS FOR PUPILS

SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER At The North Wall In association with IF Oxford: the science and ideas festival ‘Collateral effects of the pandemic: meet the researchers’ 2.00–4.00pm The Covid pandemic has affected everyone and everything in different ways. For some researchers in Oxford and beyond, the effects may surprise you. Meet researchers whose work around infectious diseases, climate change and more has inspired Anna Dumitriu’s exhibition Collateral Effects . Chat to them about how they have navigated the pandemic and the unexpected impacts it has had on their research – you may view the exhibition differently as a result. Free event DofE Silver Presentation Evening 7.00–9.00pm, Old Library At The North Wall Making Tracks Tour 2022 8.00pm An incredible line-up of eight musicians, performing solo and collaboratively, Making Tracks brings together exceptional emerging musicians from the UK and

around the globe to showcase diverse music and initiate new collaborations. The project is centred around the idea that musical encounters have the power to reach across social, cultural and geographical divides, and foster a deeper appreciation of musical and cultural diversity. Making Tracks also believes that musicians are in a unique position to inspire reverence and engagement with the natural world and as part of this environmental focus, Making Tracks is introducing a new annual nature theme, for 2022 the theme is ‘Birds’. Tickets: £16 (concessions £14) SUNDAY 16TH OCTOBER Oxford Half Marathon 7.15am–1.30pm, Summertown Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel HALF TERM DofE Silver Qualifying Expedition Walking in Exmoor Depart 8.30am on Friday 21st October return Monday 24th October, 9.00pm

SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER Sport Rugby v CC Brecon Hockey v Tudor Hall Badminton v Bradfield House Activities Shells, Fourth and Fifth Form IF Oxford: ‘Collateral effects of the pandemic: meet the researchers’ 2.00–4.00pm, The North Wall See details opposite. DofE Silver Presentation Evening 7.00–9.00pm, Old Library Jubilee House Dinner 7.30–10.00pm, Dining Hall

Making Tracks Tour 2022 8.00pm, The North Wall See details opposite.

Lower Sixth Social 8.30pm, Cooper’s Café SUNDAY

16TH OCTOBER Oxford Half Marathon: Water Station Support 7.15am–1.30pm, Summertown School Play Rehearsals 2.00–6.00pm, The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

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OXFORD LIFE

Books for the Senses Rub, stroke, chew, wear, sniff – this exhibition ‘Sensational Books’ explores our experiences of the book beyond reading. Structured around six senses of sight, sound, taste, smell, touch and proprioception – the sense of self movement and body-perception – this exhibition unlocks a world of sensory engagement with books. You can explore how early books and manuscripts engaged with the senses, in ways similar to more recent works by book artists in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Using dynamic and interactive elements from sound artists, tactile displays and even a smell wall, this exhibition celebrates the book in all its forms. ST Lee Gallery, Weston Library. Free admission. Until 4th December.

Environmental Exhibition Start a discussion about environmental damage at the exhibition ‘Waste Land’ at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. A new exhibition of the aerial photography of American photographer and climate activist, J Henry Fair, featuring groundbreaking images of the environmental damage caused by mining, manufacturing, agriculture, and energy generation. Capturing the electric colours and patterns of vast landscapes, extreme temperatures and awesome scale, the photos simultaneously resemble masterful abstract paintings and reveal the terrible extent of the damage being inflicted on the earth. Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Upper Gallery – 10.00 to 17.00. Free admission. Until 20th November.

A College with a Deer Park One of the most beautiful Oxford colleges, Magdalen College was founded in 1458, so it is steeped in history and is worth visiting for the breath-taking buildings, delicate statues, and of course, inspiration for future studies! Situated at the end of the High Street, it is open to visitors throughout the year, with the Hall, Chapel, and Old Kitchen Bar granting you an insight into life at the college. Like Teddies, Magdalen enjoys 100 acres of grounds, so you can head into the gardens and parkland to enjoy Addison’s riverside walk along the Cherwell and see the famous deer park. No need to book in advance, just turn up. Tickets: Adults £8; children £7; Family ticket £25.

Board Game Café Thirsty Meeples is a café all about sharing the love of board games. Situated in Gloucester Green, you can book a table and play as many games as you want from their library of over 2,700 titles. The games are organised by genre and the friendly ‘Game Gurus’ are on hand to make recommendations depending on the number of players in your group, the type of games you enjoy and how much time you have available! They also help you set up and explain the rules. There is table service to keep you refreshed whilst you play and they are open all day and evening. Price: £6 per adult adults and children over 12.

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EVENTS FOR PUPILS SATURDAY 5TH NOVEMBER Sport Rugby v Uppingham Hockey v Uppingham Badminton v Abingdon School Squash v Cheltenham Headliner: Swede Dreamz 7.30–8.45pm Olivier Hall See details opposite. Kendall House Dinner 7.30–10.00pm Dining Hall Lower Sixth Social

SUNDAY 6TH NOVEMBER Clay Pigeon Shooting 10.00am–1.00pm Cotswold Clay Club Ballet Recital Tech/ Dress Rehearsal 11.00am–8.00pm The North Wall St Edward’s Fireworks Night 7.00–8.00pm Ballet Recital Performance 8.00–9.00pm The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm Chapel

EVENTS FOR FAMILIES SUNDAY SATURDAY 5TH NOVEMBER Headliner: Swede Dreamz 7.30–8.45pm, Olivier Hall

6TH NOVEMBER St Edward’s Fireworks Night 7.00–8.00pm Ballet Recital Performance 8.00–9.00pm The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm Chapel

Formed in 2004, Swede Dreamz ABBA tribute band plays to packed audiences throughout the UK and beyond. The band has been featured on BBC1 and Channel 5 and won an award for Best Tribute Band in North of the England. With the music of ABBA firmly back in the spotlight, you’ll have the time of your life with this show – join us for an unforgettable evening! Tickets are free. Look out for info on how to book in Teddies eNews .

After Headliner Cooper’s Café

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LEAVE WEEKEND SATURDAY 19TH NOVEMBER Sport Rowing: Fours Head of the River London, Putney Music at Oxford: Arvo Pärt Festival Concert Rehearsals 9.00am–4.00pm School Play Tech Rehearsals 10.00am–9.00pm, The North Wall Music at Oxford: Arvo Pärt Festival Concert: Music at Oxford are gathering youth choirs from around Oxfordshire to perform Songs from Childhood , a new work for young voices, at a UK premiere. This is as part of the Arvo Pärt Festival, a week of activity to mark the vast compositional output of Pärt, Estonia’s most famed composer. Performances are supported and attended by the Cultural Commissioner for Estonia, and the songs will be sung in a mixture of English and Estonian. Tickets will be available on Music at Oxford’s website www.musicatoxford.com from the start of October. Songs from Childhood 5.00–6.30pm, Olivier Hall

EVENTS FOR PUPILS SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER Sport Rugby v Haileybury Rowing: Shiplake TRASH Part 3 Hockey v Malvern

SUNDAY 13TH NOVEMBER Concert Band Rehearsal 9.00–10.00am, Recital Room Remembrance CCF Parade 9.30am–12.00pm, Wolvercote Concert Band at Wolvercote and Wytham Remembrance 10.30am–12.30pm Wolvercote and Wytham Dance Musical Rehearsal 2.00–6.00pm, Dance Studio School Play Rehearsals 2.00–9.00pm, The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

At The North Wall St Edward’s School: In Progress 5

The exhibition In Progress 5 celebrates the fantastic work from pupils across all year groups, highlighting the breadth of work produced from the Shells, the SESC Art Pathway and GCSE Ceramics, the IB and A Level, and the Teddies Foundation Course. Pupils are encouraged to choose a theme on which to centre their work at the beginning of the year and teachers introduce pupils to a new technique fortnightly. This exhibition showcases the work produced to date, approximately half-way through the course. Free entry. The exhibition runs until 26th November. SUNDAY 20TH NOVEMBER School Play Tech/ Dress Rehearsal 10.00am–9.00pm, The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel

Hockey v Marlborough Badminton v Bloxham Badminton v Radley

Badminton v Cheltenham Ladies College Tournament Badminton v Cheltenham Ladies College Netball: County U14s, U16s, U18a Squash v Radley House Activities Shells, Fourth and Fifth Form Cowell’s House Curry Night 7.00–10.00pm, Willows Café Cooper Lodge House Dinner 7.30–10.00pm, Dining Hall

EVENTS FOR FAMILIES SUNDAY

Concert Band at Wolvercote and Wytham Remembrance 10.30am–12.30pm Wolvercote and Wytham

13TH NOVEMBER Remembrance CCF Parade 9.30am–12.00pm, Wolvercote

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EVENTS FOR FAMILIES SUNDAY

EVENTS FOR PUPILS SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER Sport Rugby v RGS High Wycombe Rowing: GB Trials, Boston Hockey v Rugby Badminton v Radley College Music in Oxford: Arvo Pärt Festival: Saxophone Masterclass 9.00am–2.00pm Oxford Cinema Trip Shells, Fourth and Fifth Form School Play Performance: Othello

SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER School Play Performance: Othello 7.30–10.00pm The North Wall The Drama Department present Shakespeare’s tale of a General in the service of Venice, who appoints Cassio and not Iago as his chief lieutenant, sparking jealousy and rivalry as Iago tries to plan his downfall. The cast will perform the play in the wonderful setting of The North Wall theatre. Tickets are free. Additional performances on Wednesday 23rd, Thursday 24th and Friday 25th. Booking will open at Half-Term, see Teddies eNews for details. Reception for Othello Cast, Crew and Parents & Guardians 10.00–11.00pm Willows Café

27TH NOVEMBER Compline by

SUNDAY 27TH NOVEMBER Sport Rowing: Wallingford Head Dance Musical Rehearsal 10.00am–6.00pm The North Wall Comp 2 Rehearsal 7.00–9.00pm The North Wall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm Chapel

Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm Chapel

7.30–10.00pm The North Wall See details opposite. Lower Sixth Social 8.30pm Cooper’s Café Reception for Othello Cast, Crew and Parents & Guardians 10.00–11.00pm Willows Café

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EVENTS FOR FAMILIES SUNDAY

EVENTS FOR PUPILS

SATURDAY 3RD DECEMBER At The North Wall Oxford Printmakers Co-operative: A Time to Gather

4TH DECEMBER Mince pies and mulled wine for parents, guardians, OSE, supporters and friends 5.00–6.00pm, Willows Café Carol Service 6.00–7.30pm, Olivier Hall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel At The North Wall The Tale of Beauty and Creation Theatre take the stage this festive season with a joyfully anarchic adaptation of this Christmas classic for the whole family to enjoy together. Introducing Monsieur Affable’s Performing Players as they present the original French fairy tale of Beauty and the Beast, as performed by a beleaguered eighteenth century acting troupe – one of whom has gone missing, another of whom has delusions of grandeur, and all of whom are reading from a script that is in entirely the wrong order. 7+. Tickets: £13.50 - £32 (concessions available). Until 7th January 2023. the Tail of the Beast 10.00am, 2.00pm, 6.00pm and 7.30pm

SATURDAY 3RD DECEMBER Sport Rugby v Malvern Rowing: Radley TRASH Part 4 Hockey v Cheltenham Badminton v Bradfield Badminton v Downe House Squash v Cheltenham Ladies College House Activities Shell, Fourth and Fifth Form Comp 2 Tech Rehearsal 5.30–9.00pm, The North Wall Upper Sixth Christmas Dinner 8.00–10.00pm, Dining Hall Oxford Printmakers Co-operative: A Time to Gather The North Wall Gallery See details opposite.

SUNDAY 4TH DECEMBER Comp 2 Rehearsal

1.00–9.00pm, The North Wall Choirs: Dress Rehearsal 2.00–4.00pm, Olivier Hall Carol Service 6.00–7.30pm Olivier Hall and Willows Café Drinks for Sixth Form Choir and Carols on the Stairs 7.45–8.15pm, Warden’s House The Choir Dinner 8.15–10.00pm, Dining Hall Compline by Candlelight 9.10–9.45pm, Chapel The Tale of Beauty and the Tail of the Beast 10.00am, 2.00pm, 6.00pm and 7.30pm The North Wall See details opposite.

Oxford Printmakers Co-operative returns to The North Wall with a vibrant selection of members’ work. OPC was formed in 1977 as an open access Fine Art Print workshop in which many of Oxford’s established printmakers have created work, taught or exhibited. There will be a huge range of unframed works to buy – just in time for Christmas. Free entry. Until 2nd January 2023.

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SATURDAY 10TH DECEMBER Sport Seville Rowing Camp, Spain EVENTS FOR PUPILS

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Candlelight

Families Compline by

Candlelight

Recalls Compline by

School Play

Pupils Shell Superstars

SUN 11TH SEPT

Doors Exhibition: The Society of Wood Engravers

Families Oxford Open

Doors Exhibition: The Society of Wood Engravers

Dinner Oxford Open

Lower Sixth

Kevin Mills Disco

Resilience Team Challenge

Adventure and

Pupils Charlie Walker:

SAT 10TH SEPT

THE WEEKENDS

Candlelight

Families Compline by

Candlelight

Compline by

Rehearsals

Pupils School Play

SUN 18TH SEPT

Social Families Sixth Form Open Morning

Lower Sixth

Pupils House Activities

SAT 17TH SEPT

Candlelight

Families Compline by

Candlelight

Compline by

Rehearsals

Hunt School Play

Weekend Shells Treasure

Skills Field

Pupils CCF and Life

Brown Boys Swim SUN 25TH SEPT

Next Door

The Noise

Headliner:

Swim Families

Social Brown Boys

Lower Sixth

Next Door

The Noise

Pupils Headliner:

SAT 24TH SEPT

Candlelight

Compline by

Families The Shell Plays

Candlelight

Compline by

Shooting The Shell Plays

Pupils Clay Pigeon

Sessions SUN 9TH OCT

Music: Folkatron

Collateral Effects

Sessions Families Anna Dimitriu:

Music: Folkatron

Collateral Effects

Social Anna Dimitriu:

Dinner Lower Sixth

Kassam Segar’s House

Bowling at the

Final Rehearsals

Pupils The Shell Plays -

SAT 8TH OCT

Candlelight

Marathon Compline by

Families Oxford Half

Candlelight

Compline by

Rehearsals

School Play

Marathon

Pupils Oxford Half

Tour SUN 16TH OCT

IF Oxford Making Tracks

Evening

Presentation

Tour Families DofE Silver

Social IF Oxford Making Tracks

Dinner Lower Sixth

Evening Jubilee House

Presentation

DofE Silver

Pupils House Activities

SAT 15TH OCT

Candlelight

Compline by

Performance

Ballet Recital

Families St Edward’s Fireworks Night

Candlelight

Compline by

Performance

Ballet Recital

Rehearsal St Edward’s Fireworks Night

Tech/Dress

Shooting Ballet Recital

Pupils Clay Pigeon

SUN 6TH NOV

Social Headliner: Swede Dreamz Families

Lower Sixth

Dinner Headliner: Swede Dreamz

Pupils Kendall House

SAT 5TH NOV

& Wytham Remembrance

Wolvercote

CCF Parade

Families Remembrance

Rehearsals

School Play

Rehearsal

Dance Musical

& Wytham Remembrance

Wolvercote

CCF Parade Concert Band:

Rehearsal Remembrance

Pupils Concert Band

House Dinner SUN 13TH NOV

Cooper Lodge

Curry Night

Cowell’s House

Pupils House Activities

SAT 12TH NOV

Candlelight

Families Compline by

Candlelight

Rehearsal Compline by

Comp 2

Rehearsal

Pupils Dance Musical

Othello Reception for Othello SUN 27TH NOV

Performance:

Families School Play

for Othello

Othello Reception

Social School Play Performance:

Lower Sixth

Cinema Trip

Masterclass

Festival: Saxophone

Pupils Arvo Pärt

SAT 26TH NOV

the Beast

and the Tail of

Candlelight The Tale of Beauty

Compline by

Families Carol Service

the Beast

and the Tail of

Candlelight The Tale of Beauty

Compline by

the Stairs The Choir Dinner

and Carols on

Rehearsal Carol Service Drinks for Choir

Choirs: Dress

Pupils Comp 2 Rehearsal

SUN 4TH DEC

Co-operative

Oxford Printmakers

Families

Co-operative

Oxford Printmakers

Rehearsal Upper Sixth Christmas Dinner

Comp 2 Tech

Pupils House Activities

SAT 3RD DEC

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