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A booklet entitled 'Oakham School, "Jerwood Sphere" innovation day', with photographs and diagrams and a programme for the event. Contents: Setting the Scene, Making Creativity and innovation deliberate and systematic, How creative can we be as regards the learning and teaching experience?, Ideas, ideas, ideas, Some fundamental principles.

A photograph of Kate Williamson.

This collection highlights the work and life of Oakham School pupils both during and after their time at the school. The collection has an excellent representation of the careers, work, and exam aspect of school life, including examination results, leaver destinations, work experience and information on Project 20/20.

There are detailed records on the council, Decem and prefects, particularly in their recruitment, meeting minutes, and handbooks.

In several of the series, there is a strong photographic collection illuminating the rich daily life of the school and its pupils. This is shared alongside copies of pupil magazines, arts calendars, and records of pupil achievements.

A photograph of Kate Williamson. Date is unknown.

This series focuses on Round House pupils and staff since its opening in 1972 as the first purpose-built girls' boarding house. Most of the series is made of photographs, house photographs as well as more informal photographs focussing on house events.

This sub-file contains correspondence regarding the Common Room Club Registration Certificates and legal documents such as applications and certificates, from 1996 to 2006.

Order of service of the service of thanksgiving and celebration for the life of Sonia Sweeney held at the Chapel on 23 September.

This file relates to emails and letters to/from the Common Room, discussing issues, renewing the Club Registration Certificate, contacting publishers to organise visits and textbook displays at School, from 1943 to 2010.

This series is related to outreach events organised outside lesson timetable, promoting activities at school, supporting the local community and attending events with/for other schools. This series places Oakham School at the centre of the local community.