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OLD SWINFORD HOSPITAL COME ON BOARD!


As Old Swinford Hospital (OSH) in Stourbridge embarks on its 351st year, it has the air of a school whose values are deeply rooted in the beliefs of its founder, Thomas Foley, yet with an undeniably forward thinking outlook.


A community of both boarders and day pupils, learning doesn’t end at the final school bell; diversity of life is embraced rather than tolerated, and learning to live – and not simply work - alongside each other is a life skill that cannot be underestimated.


Ably preparing students for the future underpins everything and pupils are asked to ‘discover who they can be’: since 2016 OSH has become national science champions, won a national rugby title, sent the debating team to compete at the European Youth Parliament, played cricket in the Caribbean and sung in European cathedrals – just a few of the reasons why the Good Schools Guide comments “OSH exudes clarity of purpose….represents amazing value for money and is well worth a visit”.


Come and discover who your child could be!


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