Eco-Committee, 2022-23
Michaelmas was a busy term for the eco-committee who had the eco shop up and running within the first few weeks, alongside litter picks in the playground.
Michaelmas was a busy term for the eco-committee who had the eco shop up and running within the first few weeks, alongside litter picks in the playground.
New College School took part in the Year 6 St Edward’s Mathematics Challenge.
Young Art Oxford is an annual art exhibition for children between Reception and Year 9. This year over 3000 pieces of artwork were judged by well-known artists and professionals in Oxford.
The half-bull figure of the Minotaur always captures the imagination of NCS boys studying Greek mythology. It also stands as a fitting metaphor for the claims made by Sir Arthur Evans, former Keeper of the Ashmolean, concerning his excavation, partial reconstruction, and interpretation of the ruins of ancient Knossos.
The Town and Gown is becoming one of the highlights of the NCS Trinity Term!
Pupils at NCS support charities in numerous ways throughout the year: the Young Art Oxford competition, donations during Harvest Festival, collections after major services, entries into the Town and Gown fun run, to mention a few.
Once again World Book Day was celebrated at NCS in a number of different ways.
It was another productive year for the very committed school council team.
NCS once again participated in the Junior Mathematics Challenge, a national competition organised by the United Kingdom Mathematics Trust.
On Monday 28 November, Year 4 made their way to the Ashmolean Museum.
At the beginning of a new school year, the boys who have moved from pre-prep to Year 3 are finding their feet, and with new boys in the class it is a great time to get to know each other at “The Clumps”.
The beating of the bounds is a tradition which dates back to Anglo-Saxon times and was the means by which parish boundaries were marked and remembered.