Sport
A swimming pool, a golf course, lawn tennis courts, real tennis courts and state of the art sports facilities.
Set in 1,200 acres of Oxfordshire countryside, with a golf course, real tennis courts and a swimming pool.
Founded in 1859, The Oratory School combines a rich history with exceptional sports facilities, giving Samiad students room to learn, play and make friends over the summer.
Founded in 1859, The Oratory School has a rich history and is still home to many of its original buildings, set in expansive grounds in the Oxfordshire countryside.
J.R.R. Tolkien chose one of its rooms to write part of The Hobbit. In the last century the school has become known for Real Tennis, and a favourite destination for the Royal Family, who have visited many times to play against staff and students.
For Samiad students that history sits alongside a swimming pool, a golf course and lawn and real tennis courts — plenty of room to stay active and engaged.
1,200 acres of Oxfordshire countryside, and a sports estate most summer schools cannot offer.
A swimming pool, a golf course, lawn tennis courts, real tennis courts and state of the art sports facilities.
1,200 acres of countryside, giving a peaceful and secluded setting while staying within easy reach of London and Oxford.
Residential accommodation with single, twin and shared bedrooms, shared bathrooms and a dining hall serving full-board.
London Heathrow is the nearest airport, around a 40–45 minute drive from the school.
Good transport links reach both London and Oxford despite the rural setting.
Reading, a vibrant and culturally rich town, is the nearest and easily reached.
Samiad excursions are chosen for a blend of history, culture and entertainment — including the overnight stay that has become the highlight of the summer.
Buckingham Palace, Horse Guards, Downing Street and Big Ben, the London Eye, then an open-top boat down the Thames.
World-class roller coasters, thrill rides and water slides, with attractions suitable for all ages.
The university city’s famous buildings and landmarks, and punting on the river — the traditional way to see the sights.
The highlight of any Samiad programme. Each summer Samiad takes over the luxury Glamping Village within the grounds of Warwick Castle.
Students live on campus in residential accommodation — single, twin and shared bedrooms with shared bathrooms — with full-board meals and a structured routine balancing lessons, activities and rest.
The buffet offers a diverse range of cuisine from around the world, with chefs drawing on a variety of cultures to keep students fuelled through the day.
Speak with the Samiad admissions team about programmes, dates, availability and what is included at The Oratory School.