The mission of our school is to help every individual to achieve the best that they can through giving witness to the way of life inspired by Christ and taught by his Church.
COMMUNITY
St Oscar Romero's is a family where everyone is known and valued.
ASPIRATION
Students should set their ambitions high and reach for the stars.
St. Romero's Sixth Form Open Evening
Please join us from 6pm to 8pm on Thursday 19th November for our Sixth Form Open Evening, please use the button below.
Students should stay strong, bounce back and never give up.
PRAYER
Opening our hearts to God and loving our neighbour as yourself.
EXCELLENCE
Being outstanding in everything we do.
Welcome to St.Oscar Romero’s
I am extremely proud to introduce and welcome you to St Oscar Romero’s Catholic School.
Our aim is simple, we want to be the best school in the country. This means that we can ‘hand on heart’ say that our students get a better deal than if they attended another school.
Welcome to ROMERO’S SIXTH FORM
It is with great pride we welcome you to Romero’s Sixth Form. Our aim is simple, we want to be the best Sixth Form in the country. This means that each day we live out our 3 Guiding Principles: Academic Excellence, Outstanding Pastoral Care and Spiritual Flourishing.
We hope this video gives you a sense of the life and spirit of our Sixth Form community. Visitors are always welcome. Every Day is Open Day at Romero’s.
We are immensely proud to announce that Mr Clarke, Head of Physics at Romero’s, was awarded the Institute of Physics’ prestigious Teacher of Physics Award 2026.
Speaking at the awards evening last night in Glasgow, Mr Clarke said:
“I’m delighted to have been awarded the Institute of Physics Teacher of Physics Award 2026. It was an honour to be named alongside so many distinguished physicists who also received awards last night.
I’m fortunate to work with such fantastic colleagues at St Oscar Romero Catholic School & Sixth Form, whose enthusiasm, support and commitment to science education make it such a great place to work. I’m also grateful to the students who make teaching such a rewarding job.
A very special evening and an award I’m incredibly proud to receive. Thank you to the Institute of Physics!”
Yesterday, we played our first round of the U14 Sussex Cup against Brighton Girls.
After a slow start, with the score going goal for goal, the girls really found their rhythm and took control of the game. The third and fourth quarters were fantastic, with the team really stepping up and showing what they are capable of.
Every single girl played their part in an amazing team performance, securing a brilliant 32–23 victory!
The girls represented the school incredibly well, showing great teamwork, determination and sportsmanship throughout.
A special mention to our Players of the Match, Hollie Luke and Sienna Broad, and our Coaches' Player of the Match, Mia Fallon. Well deserved!
A fantastic start to our Sussex Cup campaign – well done, girls! 🏐👏 ...
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