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A report from Rev John Darrall on the charity events organised during the Winter term 1995, including sponsored sporting events, Non-Uniform Day, concerts and houses challenges

A report from Rev John Darrall on the charity events organised during the Summer term 1993, including houses events, the Aerobathon and sponsored sporting challenges.

A report from Rev John Darrall on the charity events organised during the Winter term 1993, including sponsored sporting events, Non-Uniform Day and houses challenges

A balance sheet detailing the funds raised by each house during the year 1991-1992.

A report from Rev John Darrall on the charity events organised during the Winter term 1992, including the Famine Relief lunch, a Non-Uniform Day, houses events and sponsored walks. Also a list of the OSCA Committee members.

A report from Rev John Darrall to be published in the Oakhamian Magazine on the charity events organised during the year 1991-1992, including the Rutland Water Walk, a hunger lunch, concerts, and houses events.

A report from Rev John Darrall on the charity events organised during the Winter term 1991, including Lower School houses events, the Harvest Festival, a pottery sale, Non-Uniform Day and listing the OSCA committee members.

A report from Rev John Darrall to be published in the Oakhamian Magazine on the charity events organised during the Summer term 1991, including the St Valentine's Day disco, a Non-Uniform Day, concerts, Laundry Day and sponsored sporting challenges. Three pages A to C.

A report from Rev John Darrall to be published in the Oakhamian Magazine on the charity events organised during the Winter term 1990, including a Non-Uniform Day, a sponsored swim and other houses events, concerts and a bake sale. Also listing the OSCA committee members and the balance sheet. Two pages A and B.

A report from Rev John Darrall to be mentioned in the School Assembly on the charity events organised during the Spring term 1990, including the Valentine Disco, the Egotrip review and the appeal for 'get-well' cards.