The
Old Cholmeleian Society, which is named after the School's founder,
Sir Roger Cholmeley, was formed in 1893. Its main purpose is
to enable former pupils of Highgate School to maintain lifelong
contact with the School and their contemporaries, as well as
a much wider circle of Old Cholmeleians.
The secondary and equally important aim is to provide the opportunity
for OCs to participate in a wide range of business, social and
sporting activities. The Society currently has more than 6,000
members worldwide.
In addition to London-based activities
there are a number of regional sections offering local
contact,
mainly through informal gatherings, as well as over twenty
International Correspondents.
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The Old Cholmeleian Society website
is at www.ocs.org.uk. Visit
this site for news of OC events.
To contact the Society, notify changes of address or contact details, get in
touch with school friends or for help in arranging an OC function please contact
the Foundation Office at the School. Use the email below to submit news and other
material for the magazine The Cholmeleian.
Foundation Office:
Mrs Vivienne Toulman
Phone: 020 8347 3549
Email: oc@highgateschool.org.uk
United Kingdom & Overseas Correspondents
The Old Cholmeleian Society
is accessible to members all over the United Kingdom and overseas
through its large network of correspondents.
Please contact the Foundation Office for the correspondent's details in a particular
region or country if you would like to get in touch.
United Kingdom
Bournemouth, East Anglia, Merseyside, Midlands, North England,
Scotland, South West England
Overseas
Australia (Co-ordinating), Australia (New South Wales), Australia
(Queensland), Australia (Victoria), Australia (Western Australia),
Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada (British Columbia), Canada (Ontario),
France, Greece, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Russia, Singapore,
South Africa (Port Alfred), Trinidad & Tobago, United
States of America (Co-ordinating), United States of America
(New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New England States and
Mid Western States), United States of America (Washington
DC and Neighbouring States), United States of America (Mountain,
Western, Southern and Pacific States)
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