Warren (5th)
Warren assisted the nurse with an injured pupil. The pupil needed to go to MIU and Warren offered to go with him so he could support his friend who was in a lot of pain. He was incredibly kind and supportive and showed natural empathy. The nurse in MIU even commented on how helpful Warren was and said "we all need a friend like you". Warren demonstrated all the values of a good friend whilst assisting the nurse in the most thoughtful way.

Zachary (2nd)
Zac has really improved in his attitude to learning. He challenges himself and is going the extra mile to achieve his potential.

Joseph (5th)
Selection to the U16 County Rugby team following a trials process.

Christian (5th)
Christian has been selected to be part of the North Wales U18 County Tennis team and will be competing in the County Championships in Lincolnshire.

Oscar (5th)
Selection to the U16 County Rugby team following a trials process. 

Ella (5th)
For your impressive performance in physics exams this term - surpassing your target grade. 94% is an astounding score: 10% above the chasing pack!

Tom (5th)
For your impressive performance in physics exams this term - surpassing your target grade.

Harry (5th)
For your impressive performance in physics exams this term - surpassing your target grade.

Theo (5th)
For your impressive performance in physics exams this term - surpassing your target grade.

 

 

 

Mariia (3rd)
Mariia has made a wonderful book prop in response to the DT World Book Day optional prep task. She was challenged to design and make a prop or scene from her favourite book. Mariia made a hand crafted cardboard woodland scene of the Thunderclan Camp from the book Warrior Cats. Well done!

 

 

 

This year, with the launch of the 2030 Strategic Plan- Forte - pupils will be recognised for embodying and demonstrating the school’s Values and Virtues.  Underpinning all aspects of school life, Oswestry School’s Values and Virtues are central to our school’s vision and ethos, empowering pupils in their Oswestry journey and enabling all individuals to excel and find their forte. 

Our Values are what we believe in; things that we hold as important and core to who we are. Oswestry School’s Values are deeply rooted and serve as a firm foundation for positive wellbeing, character development and contribution to society.  Our Values are: Flourishment; Opportunity; Responsibility; Trust; Empathy.

Our Virtues represent a range of skill sets that can be experienced, developed and mastered here at Oswestry School. They are behaviours, character strengths, attitudes and mindsets that enable pupils to thrive at school and flourish in life. Our Virtues encourage pupils to be: Analytical; Collaborative; Independent; Innovative; Proactive; Resilient.