Greene's College Oxford

We are gearing up for this coming exams season!

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Greene's College Oxford has prepared students for their GCSE and A level examinations for 6 decades, look at this gem out of our archives.

On Wednesday we visited the Ashmolean Museum here in Oxford. We saw a range of pieces from ancient civilizations to modern art. Some highlights were the mummy in Ancient Egypt and the Turner painting of Oxford High Street that we discussed with a museum employee. It was a lovely afternoon!

Greene's students took on Oxford International College in a badminton tournament this Wednesday - and let's just say OIC brought their A game. 🏸

After some fiercely contested matches, OIC came out on top. Credit where it's due. From football tournaments to badminton showdowns, our students keep showing up, staying active, and making the most of life in Oxford beyond the classroom.

Next time though? We're coming prepared. 👀

Greene's took to the pitch once again; this time in a five-team tournament alongside Oxford International College and Kings Oxford.

Two wins and a draw saw us share the top spot with Kings in what turned out to be a brilliant afternoon of football. 🏆

Who's joining the squad for the next one? Drop a ⚽ below.

"This week we went to see a production of Swan Lake at the New Theatre in Oxford. It was a beautiful and moving performance, enjoyed by everyone." - Matilda, Greene's student.

With mock exams approaching, Greene’s students opted for a film night featuring Cars, popcorn, and a surprising amount of focus on the racing strategy!

Greene’s students met Oxford International College for a football friendly that featured strong opposition, questionable finishing, and a penalty shootout that proved far more agreeable for Greene’s. 😉

"Greene's has given me the confidence to speak up when needed..."

Meet Jennifer, who joined Greene’s after feeling disappointed with her A level results. Through one-to-one tutorials, supportive tutors and a focused retake programme, she strengthened her understanding and rebuilt her confidence.

Alongside her studies, she completed her Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and was invited to Buckingham Palace to celebrate her achievement. Jennifer is now reading Geography at the University of Durham.

Thinking about a gap year? At Greene’s, students follow a structured, personalised programme designed to strengthen academic skills and build independence.

Lea, one of our recent students, said she “learned a lot about herself” through both our tutorials and the support she found in the community.

Meet our inspirational student Pedro.

At just 17, Pedro has moved from Italian F4 to racing in the European Le Mans Series, all while continuing his studies through Greene’s.

With one-to-one tutorials and a flexible timetable, he has learned to divide his time effectively between training and academics.

This structure has supported both his racing performance and his long-term goals as he competes as the youngest driver in the championship.