- About MCS
MCS has been named The Sunday Times Southeast Independent Secondary School of the Year 2019.
- Admissions
1 in 10 pupils receive a bursary or scholarship. We are committed to ensuring an MCS education is open to the brightest pupils, no matter their personal circumstances.
- Junior School
For the third year in a row, every boy from our Junior School has been offered a place at our Senior School.
- Senior School
94% of our GCSE grades were 9-7 (A*-A) this year.
- Sixth Form
Over 25% of our Sixth Form pupils take up places at Oxford and Cambridge every year.
- Supporting MCS
Your donations contribute almost £100,000 a year to bursaries & scholarships for our pupils.
- About MCS
MCS has been named The Sunday Times Southeast Independent Secondary School of the Year 2019.
- Admissions
1 in 10 pupils receive a bursary or scholarship. We are committed to ensuring an MCS education is open to the brightest pupils, no matter their personal circumstances.
- Junior School
For the third year in a row, every boy from our Junior School has been offered a place at our Senior School.
- Senior School
94% of our GCSE grades were 9-7 (A*-A) this year.
- Sixth Form
Over 25% of our Sixth Form pupils take up places at Oxford and Cambridge every year.
- Supporting MCS
Your donations contribute almost £100,000 a year to bursaries & scholarships for our pupils.
There are so many ways to be involved in the life of MCS.
Share your knowledge
MCS pupils benefit greatly from school lectures and talks to societies, supervisors for Waynflete Studies and the wider MCS community enjoys a programme of talks and events, including during our annual Arts Festival. If you can help, please get in touch
Help with careers
Careers advice from those who have newly joined the world of work or who have advice from many years in their field are really valued by the school. Our programme of careers talks, our annual careers fairs and our profiles of OWs are a great strength. If you are interested in joining the growing number of OW and parent career volunteers, please let us know.
Join the Parents Association
Through a programme of events throughout the year, the PA helps build a community of parents, supports classroom purchases to inspire pupils and raises money for charity. Find out more.
Organise a reunion
Old Waynfletes regularly organise their own events and we also hold school events in Oxford, Cambridge, London and New York. If you would be interested in organising an event or becoming a reunion leader, please get in touch with Alan Cooper, Director of Alumni Relations.
Join the Friends of MCS
Just as all pupils – past and present – form part of the MCS community, past and present parents too are a vital part of the school and its wider community. All former parents are invited to become Friends of MCS.
As a Friend:
- You will be invited to a range of events, including the Arts Festival, Parents’ Association ball, talks, plays, concerts and other events.
- We send e-newsletters and an e-version of the Year in Pictures, The Lily and The Bridge magazine.
How to keep in touch as a Friend
- Communications with Friends are almost exclusively by email, so do sign up as a Friend. If you would like to become a Friend, please complete this short form.
- You can also like the OWs and Friends of MCS Oxford Facebook page.
- You can follow MCS and Old Waynfletes on Twitter.
There is no charge to be a Friend, and you can opt in or opt out at any time using the link above or by emailing the Waynflete Office.
In recent years, Friends have joined other members of the MCS community at events, including a reception at The New York Times Building in New York, Treasures from the MCS Archive evenings at MCS, and MCS Breakfast Briefings in London. They have also performed in the MCS Chorus in the Sheldonian, and supported OWs at the annual OW Sports matches. We hope very much that you will enjoy the benefits of continued ‘Friendship’ with MCS.
Share your news
We regularly publish stories in our online news and in the annual magazine, The Bridge. If you have information for the News and Notes section of the Bridge, we’d love to hear from you. We also share news on social media. We are always interested to hear from Old Waynfletes who have felt they benefitted from the support of others. Perhaps a particularly inspirational teacher, a bursary to attend the school or go on a trip, or a visitor to the school who gave a careers talk gave you an important insight that’s shaped your thinking and we would really like to hear about it. Please let us know.