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Rye St. Antony Catholic School oxford

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Rye St. Antony Catholic School in Oxford is a nurturing educational environment dedicated to fostering academic excellence and personal growth for students from nursery through secondary levels. Nestled on Pullens Lane, this esteemed institution combines a rich Catholic heritage with a modern approach to education, creating a holistic learning experience that emphasizes moral values, creativity, and critical thinking.

At Rye St. Antony, our dedicated team of experienced educators is committed to providing tailored learning opportunities that cater to the unique needs and aspirations of each student. We offer a diverse curriculum enriched with extracurricular activities, encouraging students to explore their passions and develop into well-rounded individuals. Our state-of-the-art facilities provide the ideal backdrop for innovative learning, while our supportive community ensures that every child feels valued and inspired.

What sets Rye St. Antony apart is our unwavering focus on character formation alongside academic achievement. We believe in nurturing not just the mind, but also the heart, fostering a sense of belonging and purpose among our students. Our open-door policy invites parents and guardians to engage actively in their children’s education, creating a collaborative atmosphere that enriches the learning experience.

For those seeking a school that prioritizes both educational rigor and moral development, Rye St. Antony Catholic School is the perfect choice. To learn more about our programs or to schedule a visit, please contact us at 01865 762802 or explore our website at http://www.ryestantony.co.uk/. Join us in shaping the leaders of tomorrow!

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Annette Holliday

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A wonderful school in a beautiful setting in Headington, Oxford. My daughter was a pupil for 9 years

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A wonderful school in a beautiful setting in Headington, Oxford. My daughter was a pupil for 9 years, including 6th form. We are not a religious family, but all gained the warmth of the pastoral care given by staff and shared amongst the pupils. The small class sizes give a more personal teaching experience and the school is well equipped with any special needs requirements. Over the years, the school has also invested well in new buildings and technology. My daughter had many, very happy years, at Rye building a strong network of friends - many who she meets with still on a very regular basis. As a parent, I have very fond memories of the Tangerine Party!

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