OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION
WELCOME TO OUR OLD BOYS COMMUNITY
As an Old Boy, you have a lifelong connection with CCCS and our alumni community. All Old Boys', over the age of 13 years, are invited to become members of our Old Boys' Club.
In the coming year, we are planning some exciting events, including our annual summer cricket match and picnic. Please click here to find out more about our forthcoming Old Boys' events.
We are very proud of our Old Boys and their achievements. Do get in touch with your news via our Keep in Touch Registration Form.
Old Boys' are warmly welcome to come back and visit us at school. To arrange a visit, please email us.
TROWBRIDGE (2017) (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)
ABOUT THE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION
The Old Boys’ Association (OBA), founded in 1933, is the society for former pupils (alumni) of CCCS. The OBA’s primary aim is to keep Old Boys in touch with their old School, as well as with each other.
All pupils of CCCS will automatically become Life Members of the Association following their Old Boys’ Welcome Ceremony (held on their final day at the School). Former pupils, who leave part-way through their education at the School and wish to join the School’s Old Boys’ programme (and become Members of the OBA) can do so when they reach the required age (13+) by completing the Keep in Touch Registration Form. Additionally, all Chorister leavers are automatically members of the Federation of Cathedral Old Choristers' Associations (FCOCA) as the School's OBA is an affiliated member. Please see the Federation's website for further details and forthcoming events.
The four Old Boys below, classmates at CCCS, kick-started their friendship on the football pitch and are still great friends 20 years later. Friendships formed at School are invaluable.
Regular subscriptions have now been abolished in favour of potential future donations.
The School is hugely grateful to all members of the CCCS community who choose to support at any level the Thinking of Our Tomorrow's campaign, whether by life-time donations or by leaving a gift in their Will.
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