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A photograph of the Johnsons building, Faculty of Social Sciences on 27 May 2017.

A folder containing various documents on fundraising projects, the School's development plan; and examples of fundraising projects from other schools.

This sub-series is made of items relating to the new Johnsons building, Faculty of Social Sciences, opened on 09 September 2017.

Order of service for a service following the inauguration of the High Sheriff of Rutland, Peter Lawson, in the School Chapel on 8 April 2011.

This collection covers the history of all the libraries of Oakham School as well as the creation and daily working of the archives.

The Library series has material relating to each regeneration of the library (Smallbone, War Memorial). There is a rich photographic record of the opening and daily running of the Smallbone Library accompanied by administrative documents such as catalogues.

Under the Archives series, material cover correspondence with external readers and research into the history of the school and its pupils. There are also archive committee meeting minutes which show the evolution of the archives from its inception in 2010.

A list of staff and Old Oakhamians attending the Memorial Service for Brian Primmer in Chapel on 8 May 2009.

This file focusses on photographs of the Faculty of Social Sciences throughout the years.

A booklet entitled 'Bicentenary of arrival of John Doncaster' written by Peter Lawson, about the history of the school during the headmastership of Dr Doncaster and containing a school register and a description of public execution in Oakham.

A green minute book recording minutes of working party meetings and general meetings of the Oakham School Foundation from the 2000s.

The Oakhamian Magazine and The Old Oakhamian Magazine, recording the academic year 2019-2020. Contents: The Headmaster Writes; Read All About It; News Faces; A Year in Pictures; A Coronavirus Challenge; Academic; Performing Arts; Trips and Tours; Community; Activities; Sport; Beyond Oakham; Old Oakhamian.