The main purpose of the Aeneid

The main purpose of the Aeneid

‘The main purpose of the Aeneid is to glorify Rome. ’ To what extent do you agree with this statement. By Sam (Upper Sixth, Swift) In a letter written by Ovid, addressed to Augustus, the poet, famous for composing the Metamorphoses, describes the great poem by Virgil...
Leadership on the Menu at Prefects’ Dinner

Leadership on the Menu at Prefects’ Dinner

On Thursday 1 May, the Upper Sixth Prefects came together in the Dining Hall for a special occasion that marked both a celebration and a farewell as they approach the end of their time at Cokethorpe. The evening began with a drinks reception, where students mingled...
Exploring Ecology on Pembroke Coast

Exploring Ecology on Pembroke Coast

The Biology field trip to Dale Fort Field Studies Centre, on the stunning Pembroke coast, offered Lower Sixth students the valuable opportunity to explore local ecology, particularly rocky shore and salt marsh habitats. Upon arrival, students were introduced to...
Treading the Boards

Treading the Boards

We spoke to brothers Xander (Fourth Form, Vanbrugh) and Oscar (Upper Sixth, Vanbrugh) about their recent experiences treading the boards on professional stages in Oxford. I hear you both have achieved success on the big stage this year. Can you tell us about it? XL –...
Connecting Numbers to History in Enlightenment Lecture

Connecting Numbers to History in Enlightenment Lecture

An engaging and captivating Enlightenment Lecture was delivered by Sarah Hart, Professor of Geometry at Gresham College, entitled ‘Florence Nightingale and the Mathematics of Illness’, chaired by Henry (Upper Sixth, Harcourt). With great enthusiasm, Professor Hart...
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