First UCAS Application Takes Flight

We welcomed four international universities, giving students first-hand insight into global degree courses, admissions, university life and studying abroad.

Students from Years 11, 12 and 13 put their chess skills to the test in an eight-board simultaneous challenge against Dr Rob Jeffreys

A2 Physics students explored circular motion through the whirling bung required practical, developing skills in measurement, data analysis and experimental evaluation.

Yesterday Our students enjoyed arts and crafts and golf as part of this week’s boarding activities, combining creativity, sport, friendship and time to unwind beyond the classroom.

Year 12 Biology students explored onion cells under the microscope, developing practical skills in microscopy, calibration, observation and accurate cell measurement.

OIC students welcomed Arizona State University to Oxford, exploring US university life, admissions, innovation and the opportunities available to international students considering studying in America.

Oxford International College students enjoyed netball and air-dry clay making as part of the weekly boarding programme, combining sport, creativity, friendship and time to unwind.

An OIC student has been shortlisted for the 2026 John Locke Institute Global Essay Prize in Psychology, recognising exceptional academic writing, critical thinking and independent research.

Nord Anglia Global Campus connects our students with a worldwide learning community through MIT Challenges, international competitions, collaboration and enrichment beyond the classroom.

Year 12 students gained first-hand EPQ advice from Year 13 students, exploring research skills, academic sources, dissertation writing and independent study.