OLs

Lancing Connected is now live and is already proving to be a vibrant community and a way to stay in touch with contemporaries. It encourages a range of networking opportunities for OLs and parents: users...

It was wonderful to see every decade of Teme represented at the celebration for its 70th anniversary. Teme House began in September 1947, led by Christopher Chamberlin (otherwise known as Monkey), in what had been...

Much of the conversation at this year’s autumn lunch was about Lancing in the swinging sixties. Unsurprising perhaps as the decade dominated the guest list and no doubt was encouraged by our speaker, John Garratt...

A double rainbow over the Thames welcomed 70 YOLs aboard Tattershall Castle (the bar on a boat) on a lovely late summer evening. Neesha Gopal, Manor, 1983-1985 (a member of the OL Club’s Events committee)...

Our most senior OLs (those over 75 years old) turned out in force for the Oldest OLs Day. We have 548 senior OLs worldwide which means they make up a very important 10% of our...

We celebrated the formal opening of the new wing of Handford House in great style on Saturday 6 May. The extension was opened by Zoe Conway (Handford, 1989–1991) who is a BBC reporter on the...

The Spring Over 60s lunch was held on Thursday 27 April at the National Liberal Club in London. Guests were welcomed by the Head Master, Dominic Oliver who spoke about the recent Education Quality Inspection...

Rising star cricketer Mason Crane OL, who left Lancing in 2015 and is currently Hampshire leg-spinner, recently became the first overseas player since Imran Khan to represent New South Wales in Australia's domestic first class...

Many thanks to Neesha Gopal, Manor 1983–1985, Regional Director Façade Engineering (UK and Europe) at Meinhardt UK ( www.meinhardt.co.uk ) for hosting Lancing’s Property Network meeting. Neesha came to Lancing in the Sixth Form from...