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The Old Ealonians’ Association was first established in 1923 by some of the original alumni of the Ealing County School which was founded in 1913. The Association has had a chequered history and even became moribund in the 1960’s  However, it was revived in the early 1970’s and since then has continued to provide a vehicle for Old Ealonians to maintain contact with fellow Old Boys and to meet for lunch at Christmas.

Two newsletters are published annually which are sent to all members wherever they live in the world, either electronically or as a hard copy.  

(Copies of some of our recent newsletters are available elsewhere on this website..  JH Ed)

The Annual General Meeting is now held at the Christmas lunch, which in recent years has been held in the Ethorpe Hotel, in Gerrards Cross.

The newsletter, mentioned previously, is obviously the main method of communication as it enables members to be informed of what has been happening and provides news of other OEs around the world.  Sadly, by publishing obituaries, we mark the deaths of colleagues and retired teachers who have been fondly remembered.

Membership is open to students who have studied at the former Ealing Grammar School and Ealing Green High School, which once occupied the site of the present Ealing Green / West London College, at the Green, Ealing W5.

I have served on the committee in various positions since it was re-launched in the 1970s  and  I have been chairman now for over twenty years, having taken over from Peter Adcock, who sadly passed away recently.   I am supported by a small committee whose aim is to promote the Association and keep the memory of the old School alive.

New members are always welcome and membership costs only £5 a year.   Our Treasurer, Victor Boulter will be very pleased to explain how you can pay your subscription.

Contact details are given elsewhere on this site, should you wish to join the Association or wish to contribute to our newsletters.


John C Oxley    John C Oxley   (Chairman)

Welcome from  our Chairman

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