Examination Schools

The Examination Schools, located at 75–81 High Street in Oxford, England, is a historic building designed by Sir Thomas Jackson and completed in 1882. This Grade II listed structure serves as a central hub for the organization and administration of university examinations, particularly during Trinity Term. Notably, it was repurposed as a military hospital during World War I. The building is also a significant venue for lectures, meetings, and the university's Freshers' Fair in Michaelmas Term. Visitors can enjoy the lively atmosphere as students celebrate the end of exams, although this can lead to traffic disruptions on High Street.