This collection focuses on the pastoral and medical care for pupils and staff at Oakham School.

This includes a sub-series donated by Jane Matthews, the first female deputy head of the school. Her collection contains minute and administrative documents relating to maternity leave, girl boarding and tutorials.

Particular strengths of the collection are the patient books in PMC/2. There are record collated by the sanitorium and subsequent medical centre, as well as accident diaries and medical administrative documents.

The items in this sub-series are log books of pupils visiting the School Sanatorium. The books contain confidential and personal information such as the name of the pupils, their ailment and treatment.

A book recording admissions to the Sanatorium, detailing the name of the pupils, their ailment, treatment they received and the number of days they stayed in the Sanatorium. There are also records of data and statistics of numbers of patients in each house, of day boys and boarders, per term.

A policy for the reporting of accidents within the school's various settings. Discusses the procedure for serious and less serious emergencies and the role of the medical centre.

The items in this sub-series are log books of pupils visiting the School Sanatorium. The books contain confidential and personal information such as the name of the pupils, their ailment and treatment.

A book containing the details about pupils admitted to the Sanitorium and their ailments.

A book containing the details about pupils admitted to the Sanitorium, their ailments an treatement they received.

A policy dealing with pupils who are intoxicated by alcohol. Discusses the procedure for staff members to follow and the actions needed to be taken.

A document detailing how to care for pupils with severe allergies, suffering from an anaphylactic reaction and how to use their auto-injectors.

A report on the flu epidemic which broke out from 15 February to 26 February 1976, including the number of visits to the House surgery, medications administered, and the number of visits to the Sanatorium.