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For one Wyvern, the summer included running a one-week engineering camp in her local town of Plainville for 20 fourth, fifth and sixth graders.

The Founders League announced baseball all-star teams and recognized four Wyverns for their accomplishments:

Ain’t it Funny Honey…how in the blink of an eye...you wake up and have an award-winning theater program.

The purpose of the KO Athletic Hall of Fame is to honor those who have brought distinction to themselves and KO through their achievement, commitment, sportsmanship, and leadership in athletics.

History teacher Katie McCarthy’s Form 5 class addressed our nation’s complicated and painful history of slavery by participating in the Witness Stones Project which “seeks to restore the history and to honor the humanity and contributions of the enslaved individuals who helped build our communities” according to the Noah Webster House website.

Congressman John B. Larson presented James Amenta ’19 of Glastonbury with The Congressional Award Bronze Medal.

Students collaborated and worked in teams as they tackled a design challenge in their engineering class.

"You find happiness by aligning with your core values and being true to who you are in each moment," said keynote speaker and physics teacher Kathleen DiSanto ’03.

Jeff Davis Jr. '21 finished ran some of his best races in the season's biggest Track and Field meets and is the Wyvern of the Week.

Head of School Tom Dillow presided over the end-of-year Prize Assembly in the Hoffman Field House on May 21

For their exemplary roles at our school, three faculty members of Kingswood Oxford were awarded prizes at an end of the year assembly on May 21.

Four West Hartford students received a $5,000 scholarship from the Van Horn Foundation at a breakfast held at Kingswood Oxford School’s Alumni Hall on May 23.

On Saturday, May 18, the Kingswood Oxford Boys' Track and Field Team placed 3rd out of 24 teams in the Division III New England Track and Field Championships at Gaudet Middle School in Middletown, RI.

At the New England Division III Track and Field Championships on May 18 at Gaudet Middle School in Middletown, RI, the Kingswood Oxford Girls' Track and Field Team rallied on a sunny, breezy day to finish fifth out of 23 teams.

The accolades keep coming for Kingswood Oxford's sizzling performance of Chicago.

College Bound Athletes from the Class of 2019 were honored on Friday.

Students in Tim Allerton's Form 3 Environmental Science class recently hosted a science fair, where they showcased topics they have been working on since the fall.

After a pair of dominant outings, Kingswood Oxford varsity baseball ace Evan Moore '19 is the Wyvern of the Week.

After a strong showing at the Coe De Villafranca tennis tournament at Kent School over the weekend, Molly Baron '19 is the Wyvern of the Week.

Varsity boys' tennis finishes the season with a big win against Hopkins

They JV Wyverns finished out their season with a win against Avon Old Farms and Loomis Chaffee at Farmington Woods.

The KO MS A baseball team beat Hopkins 16-4.

The MS girls lacrosse team traveled to Hamden Hall on Wednesday, May 15 and came home with a 13-8 win.

The final match of the year proved to be one of the most exciting in recent memory.

The MS softball team headed up the mountain on Saturday to play Renbrook.

The Wyverns took a tough loss against Cheshire Academy at home.

The KO Golf squad concluded their regular season with another double victory at the challenging Crumpin-Fox Club against hosts Northfield Mount Hermon and Wilbraham.

We had some challenges scoring in this game despite some key hits and plays that put us in the position to score.

Kingswood Oxford varsity softball starting shortstop Ava Radmanovich '21 is the Wyvern of the Week.

The KO MS A baseball team lost to Har-Bur 2-1.

The Winged Beavers left all in their wake as they cruised to an easy victory in this year's Coppola Cup.

Golf stays on a winning streak and big wins for girls' lacrosse, softball and tennis

On another gorgeous day, the JV Wyverns had a tri-match against Northfield Mount Hermon and Deerfield Academy at their home course. 

The MS girls lacrosse team headed to Hopkins school on Wednesday, May 4 and came home with an impressive 13-4 win.

Capt.Garth Swanson'19 continued his run of sub-par rounds with a superb 69 on a gorgeous Spring day at historic Wyantenuck CC, leading the Wyverns to an astounding team score of 378.

A rough start to this game proved to be a difficult challenge for the Wyverns to overcome. 

There was no shortage of chutzpah as eleven KO theater students performed an individual number while Broadway actor, Ben Fankhauser, critiqued and tweaked their work in a recent master class arranged by Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds last Monday night.

The KO MS A baseball team lost to Rectory 8-1.

Led by pitcher Niamh Foley and battery mate Margaret Kinney KO played an all around solid game defeating Rumsey 16-4.

On a late Tuesday afternoon, the boys V tennis team traveled to Watertown to take on Taft. 

Roxanne Stepnowski P ’22, ’24, a clinical psychologist who specializes in chronic pain, anxiety and depression and a managing partner of Medical Psychology Associates, spoke to the students at an assembly on Friday as part of Kingswood Oxford Goldfarb Speaker Series which brings science, math and technology leaders to campus.

On one of the nicest day's of the year yet, the JV Wyverns travel to Suffield to play Suffield Academy.

Our own Wyverns went head to head against the strong Miss Porter’s team.

The KO girls varsity tennis team defeated Loomis Chaffer 6-3.

On Senior Day, the Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse team beat Nonnewaug 12-0.

Ko hosted Hotchkiss on Senior Day, as we recognized our five seniors (Michael Autorino, Jack Gao, Andrew Holland, Luke Riemann, and Adam Sonntag).

On Saturday the girls varsity lacrosse team beat Marianapolis Prep 15-4 at home.

The KO linksters continued their winning ways with a second consecutive three team sweep, topping Loomis, Choate and Williston at the Ledges in South Hadley, Mass.

Though this game was a more gradual win than our last game, it demonstrated the team's ability to stay in a competitive battle for all 7 innings and win with defense.

On Friday afternoon, we played AOF in what was a highly competitive, hard fought match. 

A “spider web” discussion is a team-oriented activity that poses a driving question or text with little interference from the teacher.

The KO MS A baseball team beat St. Timothy’s 15-1.

The Investment Club received an inside take on the business from Michael S. Grossman ’95, CFA, an investment officer and equity portfolio manager at MFS Investment Management® (MFS®).

 The Wyverns brought their "A" game to the field on this rain-soaked afternoon.

Updates from Joe Alissi Sports Day and overall a busy week for Wyvern Nation!

The Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse team lost to Gunnery on May 1st with a score of 13-3.

The girls varsity lacrosse team lost a close game at Hamden Hall on Wednesday 11-10.

The KO girls tennis team defeated Ms. Porter's 7-2.

The KO Golf team followed up its weekend victories with another fine performance, shooting its lowest score of the year in defeating the Pomfret Griffins in the annual battle of mythical beast draped in red and black.

This game was a bit of a roller coaster ride, with some truly impressive high points for the team that demonstrated our ability to respond to a challenge.

It was a great day for Wyvern JV boys’ tennis when they hosted Hamden Hall Country Day School.

With a break in the rain, MS softball had a chance to play an evenly matched team from Foote School at home.

KO student Charles Zhao ’22 took the reins in the Empires and Republics class and led an engrossing, well-researched class on the ancient history of China.

In the 19th installment of KO's Stroud Science Symposium, Dr. Robert Thorson, a professor of geology at the University of Connecticut, addressed the students at an assembly this past Friday on climate change.

The Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse team lost to St. Luke’s on April 29 with a score of 7-11.

KO played an away match at Westminster, and earned a 6-1 win that was closer than the score indicated.

 This was our first rematch of the season since our opener against Taft, so the Wyverns were able to assess how far we've come since the beginning of the season.

Neither wind nor rain nor sleet nor snow could keep the KO Golf from its appointed round at the historic Wyantenuck County  Club on Saturday.

On Saturday, the Wyverns hosted long-time rival, Avon Old Farms, in one of the most exciting finishes in JV tennis history.

It was the weather on Saturday that kept it interesting for the JV golf team in their match against Westminster.

The KO girls Middle School lacrosse team won a hard fought game by a score of 4-3 against Renbrook school on Joe Alissi Spring Sports day.

The Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse team lost to King on April 27 with a score of 4-10.

KO hosted an undefeated Cheshire Academy team and we played an inspired match but came up a bit short.

This game was a true battle of strong defenses, as we spent the majority of the time deadlocked at 0-0 with Kent.

On Saturday, Kingswood Oxford will celebrate its third annual Joe Alissi Spring Sports Day.

On Thursday afternoon, KO traveled to Loomis to make up a match that had been rained out last week.

What do you get when you combine a lesson in physics, elements of engineering and add in some twists and turns? Speed!

After a short trip to Miss Porter's on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon, the Wyverns lost 3-6 after being unable to hold on to early-match leads across the board.

The KO JV Golf Team had a tri-match yesterday at their home course against Choate and Taft.

The KO MS A baseball team lost to Foote 8-2.

On Wednesday, April 24 the MS girls lacrosse team opened their season with a strong 13-5 win against the Foote School.

The MS softball team took advantage of the beautiful weather in Pomfret, beating Rectory School 12-1.

The Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse team lost to Hamden Hall on April 24 with a score of 4-11 but showed tremendous effort against a talented team.

On Wednesday afternoon, KO and Hopkins has a very exciting match that went down to the wire.

The Wyverns defeated Ethel Walker 8 - 1 in our first road match of the year.

On a sunny, blustery spring afternoon a shorthanded Wyvern squad travelled to Watertown Country Club, to battle the Rhinos of Taft and Kent Lions in the team's first 18 hole match of the year.

 The Wyverns really stepped up their consistency to finish the game against Pomfret by mercy rule in 5 innings, 12-0.

Small armies of the planet's caretakers took to the gardens, lawns and major thoroughfares in West Hartford around the Kingswood Oxford campus to clean up the area in celebration of Earth Day last Thursday afternoon.

Wyverns fall to Hornets at New Haven Country Club.

On Saturday, April 20th KO hosted Choate on a rainy day, forcing all of the matches indoors.

Kingswood Oxford varsity boys tennis senior Andrew Holland '19 is the Wyvern of the Week

Kingswood Oxford varsity softball standout Olivia Pear '21 is the Wyvern of the Week

The Robert Googins Speakers' Forum is a long-standing KO tradition that showcases sophomores' public speaking skills with an interpretive reading.

Big wins for varsity girls' and boys' tennis teams

The team played a great match against the Titans of Wilbraham & Monson.

The JV Golf Team at their home course, Tunxis CC, fell to Avon Old Farms.

The KO MS A Baseball team beat Hopkins 8-2.

Kingswood Oxford Varsity Baseball lost 4-1 to Avon Old Farms on Wednesday afternoon.

Girls varsity tennis defeated Choate Rosemary Hall 6 matches to 3 in a very tight well played match.

The Wyvern linksters travelled to Wintonbury Hills, home of the Pelicans, for an all-Founders League contest with Loomis, Westminster and Kent.

KO middle school softball won a tight match-up against Hamden Hall at home, 14-13.

This year's Wyvern Invitational A Cappella Festival (WIAF) featured 180 performers from 11 choirs from nine independent and public schools competing for the top prizes.

The KO MS A Baseball team lost to Rumsey Hall 11-3.

The Wyverns (1-2-1) suffered their second loss of the season, losing to Kent 6-5 in extra innings on Saturday afternoon at Kent School.

On Saturday afternoon, the Boys V Tennis team earned a 7-0 victory to push our record to 2-1. 

We expected that this game would be a challenge for us, given Cheshire's historically strong roster.  That didn't stop the Wyverns from laying out our best effort.

KO varsity tennis defeated Pomfret 4-3 in a close well played match.

Playing in the top spot in the lineup and getting off to a fast start while she’s at it, Kay Chin '24 is the Wyvern of the Week.

KO students attended the CAIS Student Diversity Leadership Conference.

Kingswood Oxford Varsity Baseball (1-1-1) battled Choate Rosemary Hall on Thursday afternoon at Mandell field to a 3-3 tie.

Spring season is in full swing for Wyvern athletes!

JV Girls Tennis falls to Ethel Walker.

The KO MS A baseball team beat Hamden Hall 7-3.

In our spring opener, Middle School softball beat Hamden Hall by a score of 10 to 4.

Deerfield came to KO for a late afternoon match, and what looked to be a close match turned into a 6-0 victory for Deerfield.

The Lady Wyverns took on the aggressive and tough Saints of Canterbury.

Girls varsity tennis defeated the Kent School 6-3 in a good Founders League match.

The Varsity Golf team opened its season on Wednesday with a match at Fairview Farms against the host Gunnery and Loomis.

We had a tough time this game on the defensive side of things, but we know what we have to work on to turn the next game around.

Classic Repertory Company (CRC), the New Reps educational outreach program, performed one of William Shakespeare’s most delightful comedies,  A Midsummer Night's Dream through the school’s Goodman Banks Series.

Mental muscle propels Middle School Mock Trial team into the final four in the state.

KO girls varsity tennis defeated Hamden Hall 7-0 in our opening match of the season.

JV Girls Lacrosse eaarns first win of the season.

JV Girls Tennis drops match to Choate Rosemary Hall.

This game had its roller coaster ups and downs, but the Wyverns found their groove to dig deep in the batter's box and finish the game early with a 10 run mercy rule at 18-8 in the sixth inning, after nine straight runs.

The Kingswood Oxford Varsity Girls Lacrosse team found its footing in the second half in its season opener but fell to Pomfret, 14-9, on Wednesday at Hoffman Turf Field.

The Kingswood Oxford varsity boys tennis team will host the 47th Annual Kingswood Oxford Invitational Tennis Tournament (KITT) this weekend starting Saturday.

In their first match of the season, the JV Boys tennis team squared off against long-time rival Pomfret.

1st loss for JV lacrosse in over 2 years, over 23 games.

The JV Golf Team had their first match this week at Connecticut National against Rectory.

The 2019 MS tennis team is young and for many players, the match away at The Rectory School was their first time competing.

The Kingswood Oxford Varsity girls’ lacrosse turned things around in the second half after trailing 2-6, but couldn’t get close enough down the stretch, falling to Pomfret.

Our first real game of the season demonstrated the Wyverns' progress from the beginning of the season, and left us with clearer goals for our upcoming practices.

A panel of five women leaders, representing a cross-section of various careers, spoke to female students and their mothers at the inaugural "Power of Women: Igniting Tomorrow’s Leaders" event on Sunday, March 31 in Alumni Hall.

On Tuesday afternoon, the boys V tennis traveled to Hamden Hall in our season opener in cold and windy conditions.

Dr. Dan Gleason has been named the new Head of the Upper School at Kingswood Oxford School.

Varsity Baseball got off to a fast start, in their season opener, scoring 13 runs in the second inning at Westmnster.

Manager of the Season Aidan O'Loughlin '20 is the Wyvern of the Week

Unsung Hero Award winner Amanda Bucknam '19 is the Wyvern of the Week

After a successful trip to Florida over Spring Break, the Kingswood Oxford Boys Lacrosse team is ready to start the Brett Garber era.

Over spring break, KO’s archivist Brenda Semmelrock took a busman’s holiday to Bath, England to visit part of our school’s roots at Kingswood School.

In true pedagogical 'let's continue to raise the bar' nature, English teachers Cathy Scheffelin and Bill Martino were looking for something more for their sophomore honors students.

Kingswood Oxford Varsity Boys Swim Team standout Ellis Winfree '19 won his second straight New England title in the 50 freestyle and set a new school record in the process.

The Kingswood Oxford Girls Varsity Swim Team had a solid performance at the New England Championships and showed that the team has a bright future.

After contending with delays and missing teammates due to the snowstorm, four resolute KO students competed for the first time in the Northeast Regional High School Science Bowl held at the University of Connecticut in Storrs on March 3.

Kingswood Oxford held its first Students of Color Summit on March 3.

A 25-year veteran Wall Street equity trader, Eric Dobbie, spoke to KO students at a recent Lunch and Lead in the Margaret E. and Henry R. Roberts Center.

The Kingswood Oxford varsity boys squash team captured the New England Class C championship over the weekend.

“Students get a sense of ownership over their own learning when you give them the power to choose,” said Upper School Latin teacher Maureen Lamb.

Middle School students apply Newton's Laws in an inventive, hands-on way.

The Kingswood Oxford varsity girls basketball team sent its seniors out on a winning note with a 50-38 victory over Canterbury on Senior Day.

The Kingswood Oxford varsity girls squash team wrapped up a successful 2018-19 season at the New England Championships over the weekend.

After capturing an individual title and helping the Kingswood Oxford varsity boys squash team to the New England Class C title, James Ravalese '20 is the Wyvern of the Week.

Kingswood Oxford varsity basketball standout guard Nick Bray '19 wrapped up his Wyvern career as a 1,000-point scorer.

Congratulations to the Boys' Squash team for winning the 2019 NEPSAC Class C Champion spot!

Challenging our students to become more autonomous in the classroom, Dr. Jonathan Briggs tasked the students his AP French Language and Culture class to create their own constitution after reading the original French excerpts of Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s earth-quaking work of 1762, The Social Contract. 

For the first time in its history, the Upper School Legal Wyverns, KO’s competitive mock trial team, advanced to the Final Four in the annual Connecticut High School Mock Trial Competition sponsored by Civics First, Inc.

Sizzle. Shots. Smoky. Stabbings. Sultry. And all that jazz. No one at Kingswood Oxford has seen quite a production on the boards in the Roberts Theater.

Big wins for squash and basketball this week in Wyvern Nation

On Thursday, February 14, students from high schools around Connecticut gathered at the University of Hartford Barney School of Business for a career day hosted by Junior Achievement entitled: An Exploration of Risk Management & Insurance.

Last week the entire Middle School participated in a day devoted to diversity and cultural competency.

Walking into the Chase Tallwood lobby, your eyes are greeted by a roiling wave that engulfs the aquarium.

Varsity boys basketball standout guard Sean James ‘19 is the Wyvern of the Week.

Celebrations were in order for KO Seniors and Form 2 athletes

Forensic Union's public speaking tournament hosted at KO this weekend was an overwhelming success!

Whereas some young students get together and relax with video games, the intrepid members of the Middle School Mathcounts math club chilled with some complex equations in order to prepare for the Mathcounts event held on February 2 at the University of Hartford.

Whereas some young students get together and relax with video games, the intrepid members of the Middle School Mathcounts math club chilled with some complex equations in order to prepare for the Mathcounts event held on February 2 at the University of Hartford.

This was our closest match of the season so far. 

After winning the Division V title at the 2019 U.S. High School Team Squash Championships on Sunday, the Kingswood Oxford varsity girls squash team are the Wyverns of the Week.

Girls' Squash wins Nationals!

Kingswood Oxford football standouts Ethan Miner ‘19 and Kyren Petteway ‘19 made their college choices official on Tuesday at a signing ceremony on campus.

KO played a great game vs a strong Loomis team on the road.

Leading from the start of the game, KO won going away due to solid defense, early transition baskets, and solid half-court offense.

The Kingswood Oxford varsity hockey team continues impressive season with big wins

The MS Girls A basketball team beat Hamden Hall 52-30.

The girls played with heart, drive, and determination.

Spirits were high at Westminster’s Hibbard Pool as the Wyverns took on the Martlets in one of the most exciting meets of the season.

The match against Berkshire was a close nail-biter, with our players learning how to adjust to a new court environment to pull off competitive individual matches.

The Wyvern girls swam some of their best races yet against a strong Westminster team this past Wednesday.

For the lucky students at KO, new year’s festivities came twice this year.

Put on your running shoes, stretch out, and move over Cairo and Indonesia. The KO campus is the new terrain for The Amazing Race.

It was a fast paced game for the Lady Wyverns as they took on Hamden Hall Country Day school.

The championship match is always a lot for a player's nerves, but our players pulled through the pressure to carry their team to the Division 5 title.

In our first real match of the tournament, our players took some time to adjust to the environment and to the strategy of our opponent, but we eventually dug in and found our groove.

With matchplay in full swing at this point in the tournament, the Wyverns were ready for their second match from the very start.

The B team traveled to Rectory for a rematch.

The KO squash team competed in their second match of the week this Saturday morning.

The team started off strong going against Greens Farms Academy creating turnovers with their full court press and pushing the ball up the court looking for their open teammates.

After a long drive, the Wyverns put up a strong fight against the Dragons and the Wildcats.

Rohan Naik ’20 will be performing in the Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall, one of the world’s most acclaimed venues for classical music in the High School Honors Performance.

This evening, the KO middle school squash team traveled to compete against Miss Porter’s School.

For Eli Brandt ’23 and Madi Oh ’23, earning gold stars in art class this semester was just the beginning of the recognition they each received for their creative work.

The Kingswood Oxford varsity ice hockey team got off to a fast start and snapped a losing streak with a convincing 8-2 victory over South Kent on Saturday.

In the midst of a solid season, the Kingswood Oxford varsity girls squash team will look to make its mark at the 2019 HEAD U.S. High School Team Squash Championships starting Friday.

Imagine a cross between the motivational speaking style of Tony Robbins and the triple threat chops of actress, dancer and singer Chita Rivera, and you’ll get the sense of the presence of Broadway and film actress Deidre Goodwin.

Upon entering Upper School Science teacher Tim Allerton’s classroom last Friday during personal learning block (PLB), you'd spy a transparent filmy hillock of plastic bags on one of the oversized lab tables.

With a six point lead at half time, KO went on a 14 point run to open the second half, due to well played defensive pressure.

The girls basketball team did a great job working together and making strong passes to one another for open shots.

KO won the home and away series with Gunnery.

The Wyverns had a difficult match against Taft, and many players were playing in new positions on the ladder based on recent challenge matches with their team mates.

KO Boys’ swimming traveled to Easthampton, MA on Saturday to compete against Williston-Northampton.

The Wyverns went into this match knowing it would be a challenge for them, and despite the final score, they showed their ability to compete diligently despite a difficult match-up.

The Wyverns traveled to Williston Northampton on Saturday. The girls put forth great effort in all of their swims.

Representatives from over 23 organizations armed with glossy brochures, four-color banners, and ready smiles, greeted our Wyverns this morning to entice them to participate in a plethora of summer programs and career opportunities.

The girls’ basketball team played their hearts out against Westminster on Friday night!

After an adjudication that took place on November 3, eight Kingswood Oxford musicians moved forward to participate in the Connecticut Music Educators Association (CMEA) Northern Regional Music Festival.

The girls found their stride in the second half of the game and played with heart and drive.

Slow start leads to loss for Wyverns.

KO drops closest match of the season.

The MS Girls A basketball team beat Renbrook 28-12.

The Kingswood Oxford girls' basketball team worked hard during the fight against Hotchkiss this afternoon.

Wyverns outlast Tigers for the win.

A delegation of 37 Kingswood Oxford Upper School students headed to Yale on January 17-20 to participate in the highly selective Yale Model United Nations.

To hear a firsthand account of one of the last remaining Holocaust survivors is a deeply profound experience.

JV Girls Squash fall at Kent.

Kingswood Oxford Boys MS A Basketball played host to the Eaglebrook school of Massachusetts.

This weekend, nine of our MS squash players competed against Renbrook School.

KO Boys swimming traveled to New Milford on Saturday to compete against Canterbury.

Wyverns top Kent Lions.

What an exciting meet! The girls brought their A game on Saturday!

KO got to a slow start vs Westminister down 8-0, however, the team battled back and took control with our three quarter court pressure leading to a nine point half-time lead.

Upper School Mathematics teacher Alex Hoerman believes all of his students will succeed in their lives after KO. From college to internships and travel opportunities, the door, he says, is wide open. But what about life after college?

With the high stakes possibility of scholarship money on the line if they qualify and win in the national contest, the eight finalists in the National Geographic Geo Bee sat at a long table on the stage in the Roberts Theater, steeled with cool certitude of 15th-century Portuguese explorers with a dubious map.

Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds announced that actress Deidre Goodwin will be visiting Kingswood Oxford on Monday, January 28th.

Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds, who also teaches the Upper School public speaking class, was so inspired by the recent professional development workshops on building equity and inclusion in the classroom that he wasted no time implementing the strategies in his classroom by assigning each student to present a six-minute speech on microaggressions.

KO played Gunnery and won 62-29 on the road.

JV Girls Squash falls to Choate Rosemary Hall.

KO lost to the Foote school 35-26 in overtime.

This afternoon, our middle school squash players faced off against the Foote School.

Kingswood Oxford Boys Basketball traveled to the Gunnery School for hard fought offensive win.

In what we knew would be our toughest match of the regular season, the team kept their spirits up and personal goals in sight despite the skill of our opponents.

On any given Friday afternoon the students of Spanish 5: AP Language are greeted by Upper School Modern Language Department Chair and seasoned Spanish teacher, Lynn Schork.

The JV Girls Basketball team suffers a hard fought loss to the Pelicans

Teaching is not for the faint of heart, but imagine teaching in a foreign language. That was the assignment Upper School Spanish teacher Brenda Semmelrock tasked her Spanish three honors students.

The Varsity Girls Basketball put in a lot of great effort against the talented Loomis Chaffee team.

KO lost a hard fought game at home.

JV Girls win game in final seconds.

Traveling to Wilbraham & Monson, the KO MS Girls A basketball team won 28-6.

KO Boys’ Swimming was back in action last weekend to take on Avon Old Farms at Loomis Chaffee.

The Storm of St Lukes traveled to Champions skating center on Saturday for a meeting with the KO Ice Hockey team.

JV Girls Squash fall to the Westminster Martlets at home.

The team knew we would have our most challenging match yet against Westminster, and the individual game scores reflected the immense effort the Wyverns put into this trying match.

KO Traveled to Rye Country Day in Rye, New York on Thursday to take on the Wildcats.

From the sandy beaches of Lagos, to the snowy peaks of Mount Fuji, Alison O’Donnell’s Upper Prep Geography and Culture classes have traveled to the furthest corners of the globe, all without leaving the comfort of their classroom.

The team overcame a rough first half to defeat Northfield Mount Hermon in a historically tough matchup.

In its first game back from winter break, the KO MS Girls A basketball team beat Rumsey Hall 33-12.

The Kingswood Oxford School MS Boys' B Basketball Team lost its first game on Wednesday, January 9th.

Kingswood lost a hard fought game against Class A Hotchkiss.

The Wyverns won a closely contested meet with NMH on Wednesday 9 January at Trinity College pool.

The KO girls basketball team did a great job breaking the aggressive full court press that WMA presented them throughout the whole game but ended up with a loss.

The Wyverns battled injuries to step up and secure a victory over the Saints.

The KO girls swam against good competition from NMH and earned several victories as well as best time performances.

Exciting double overtime win as Wyverns stay unbeaten.

JV Girls Squash drop opening match of the season.

This morning the KO middle school team had the opportunity to participate in a tournament held at Trinity College.

V Girls Squash opens the new year with a big Win.

A new year offers us a time to simultaneously reflect and move forward. That’s exactly what our Professional Development Day held on January 2 provided.