Alumni at The Oratory Prep School
Once part of OPS, always part of OPS.
We love hearing from our former pupils and finding out where life has taken them since leaving The Oratory Prep School.
Whether you left five years ago or fifty, we would love to hear from you. Perhaps you have memories to share, old photographs tucked away or would simply like to come back and see how the school has changed.
Our alumni are an important part of the OPS community, and we want to do more to keep in touch, share your stories and welcome you back to school.
Celebrating 50 Years of Co-Education
This year, we’re celebrating 50 years of boys and girls learning together at The Oratory Prep School and we’d love our former pupils to get involved.
We’re particularly keen to hear from some of the first girls who joined OPS, as well as pupils from across the decades. What do you remember most about your time here? Who were your favourite teachers? Do you still keep in touch with school friends?
We’re hoping to bring together photographs, memories and stories to mark this milestone and celebrate the generations of children who have been part of OPS.
If you have something to share, however big or small, please get in touch.
Come Back and Visit
We would love to welcome more of our alumni back to OPS.
Whether you’d like to have a look around, catch up with former teachers or bring your own children to see where you went to school, you’re always welcome.
There have been plenty of changes over the years, but much of what makes OPS the school it is today will hopefully feel familiar.
If you’d like to arrange a visit, just let us know. We’d be delighted to show you around.
We’d Love to Hear Your News
What have you been up to since leaving OPS?
We know our former pupils have gone on to do all sorts of interesting things, and we’d love to hear about them.
Whether you’re still at school, studying at university, starting a career or doing something completely different, we’d be interested to hear your news.
We’re also keen to invite former pupils back to talk to our current children about their experiences, careers and interests. It’s always lovely for our pupils to meet people who were once in their shoes.
