City of Oxford High School For Boys - History

History

It was administered by the City of Oxford Education Committee, with around 400 boys enrolled. The school finally closed in 1966, when it was combined with what was then Southfield Grammar School to form a Grammar school (the present Oxford Spires Academy).

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