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Annual report for the year 1960-1961, including the school numbers, staff changes, Activities, Health, Accomodation, General Remarks. With an appendix: General planning review

A5 magazine, stappled; 24 pages; bordered cover with contents: Editorial, School Notes, the Concert, Lectures, the Old School Frescoes, "Rondeau", Footbal, Balance Sheet-Games Fund - 1909

A5 magazine renamed "The Oakhamian", stappled; pages numbered 130 to 156; contents listed on the inside cover: Frontpiece, Editorial, School Notes, Speech Day - Sargant Presentation, Upon Hearing Some Church Bells, Manhood, Cricket, Footbal, O.T.C., Cambridge Letter, O.O. News, Correspondence, Acknowledgements; name "Worthington" hand-written on the cover; with a drawing of Old School

A collection of photographs and artworks of the school campus and buildings, and pupils and staff.

There is one series dedicated to a large collection of photographic negatives which show the campus, daily life at school, and special events. These cover the period 1978 - 1988.

One series focus on the frescoes painted by Mary Sargant Florence in Old School and is rich in research about the frescoes and the artist.

A photograph of the opening of the Shakespeare Centre on 25 October 1969, used in John Barber's "The Story of Oakham School".

A photograph of the interior of Old School, showing the frescoes. A reference number is written on the back: 34865.

Three black and white photographic book plates including the Hospital of Christ in Oakham, The School House, a transcription of the brass to the Founder and the inscribed stone over the Old School door.

A print-out of the brass to the Founder in North Luffenham Church and below, a photograph of the inscribed stone over the Old School door with the translation.

A photo album containing several photographs of the School buildings, including the interior of the Old School, the School House quad, a Physical Laboratory, The School House, School House dining hall and new changing rooms, Doncaster Close, the Gymnasium (now Queen Anne).