Alongside the regular physical activity in class, a comprehensive range of team and individual sports reflects Oxley's commitment to developing the physical growth of students and those personal and affective aspects of human development.

In the junior school (Years Seven to Ten), skills and fitness are taught within the Physical Education and Health programmes and all students participate in sports lessons every week.

From their team sports, students learn loyalty, co-operation and responsibility. As a founding member of the Independent Sporting Association (ISA) competition, the College has sought to uphold the principle of healthy competition where games are played in the spirit which reflects a positive and healthy approach to sport among schools of similar culture.

The College organises transport for away games and hospitality complements the sporting competition at home.

Boys can join teams to play Cricket, Basketball, Football (Soccer), Rugby Union and Tennis. Girls compete in Hockey, Softball, Netball, Basketball and Tennis. Annual competitions in Athletics, Swimming and Cross-Country are part of the ISA programme.

The College also trains students to compete in Kayaking and Fencing, often at a very high level. There are College teams in Equestrian competitions and in Snow Sports. Informal teams often compete locally in Water Polo, Basketball and Touch Football.

Independent Sporting Association (ISA)

ISA Representative Teams usually compete at NSWCIS Carnivals. In most sports, ISA has representative teams in U16 and Open Age groups. ISA Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics Teams are selected from results at the ISA carnivals. 

Visit the ISA website for further information.

The links below will take to to the individual sport pages. The draw is included for each ISA sport.