The Church House Story
St Mary’s Church, Church House and Oxfordshire CC
Church House was built in 1830 by the Revd Charles Baring as a Sunday School and was Adderbury Girls School from 1831 to 1962. When nationally the county councils became responsible for schooling, Oxfordshire County Council became owners.
In 1962 a new primary school in Adderbury, Christopher Rawlins, was built by Oxfordshire CC and Church House (together with the other school buildings in the village) became redundant.
The Church (Community) purchased the former girls’ school from Oxfordshire CC and funded the building of the flat roofed “back of house” area for Church and Community use.
The Mammoth Beer Festival – named for the MAMMOTH selection of over 20 real ales from around the country. From golden pales to dark, malty brews there is something for every taste. Feeling adventurous? Try your luck in the Beer Lucky Dip and sample something a little unusual. Save the date and bring your friends – this is going to be one to remember! Go to 
The Book Hedgehog craft is back. This will take place between 10.30 am to 11.30 am during the last garden reading group. The recommended age is 7+ and children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
This is an early warning notice that details of the Adderbury Gardening Club Summer Show are now available from the Library, Adderbury Stores and the Adderbury website. Please 
The Annual Garden will be held between 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm in Manor House with the kind permission of Lady Jacomb. As well as Punch and Judy there’s a wide selection of stalls, including Lady Evelyn’s bottle stall. Entry is free for children and the £5 entry for adults includes tea and a piece of cake. It’s always a fun afternoon so do come along and enjoy delicious afternoon tea in a beautiful setting. All proceeds go to the work of St Mary’s Church and Oxfordshire Mind.