President: Sir Robert Andrew KCB All former pupils of King's College School are entitled to join the Old King's Club, and to take part in its activities.
The objects of the Club are:
To promote united action amongst Old Boys of King's College School for the good of the School
To promote social and friendly interaction amongst Old Boys of King's College School
To organise and support, financially and otherwise, sporting and other activities amongst Old Boys
The foundation and creation of prizes and scholarships for the benefit of the pupils of King's College School
Generally to further any scheme for advancing the honour or well-being of the School and its past and present members.
This morning (Friday 12 September 2008), Jonathan Isaby (OK 1996) visited the school for the second time this week to talk to Middle School boys, having addressed the Sixth form on Tuesday. He was talking about his book, “Boris vs Ken, How Boris Johnson Won London”, which he co-wrote with Giles Edwards.
Jonathan donated a copy of the book to the Memorial Library so the boys can find out more about this fascinating piece of recent London history.
The dinner will take place by sponsorship of Sir Paul Beresford at the House of Commons on Friday 21st November 2008 at 7.00 for 7.45 pm.
The Head Master, who usually takes the opportunity to mention current events of interest at the School, will propose the toast to the Old King’s Club.
Sir Trevor MacDonald will propose the toast to the school.
There will be a cash bar available to give you the opportunity to meet and chat before the meal.
It is a great opportunity for a reunion with our contemporaries and to meet members of staff that you remember from King’s. Do contact your other friends from King’s and bring them along.
The cost is £55.00 per head. An application form is attached. You need a ticket to get into the House of Commons so it will not be possible to accept late applications.
A tour of the Houses of Parliament lasting 45 minutes to an hour starting at 6.15 pm prompt will be available at a cost of £3 per person. Please pre-book on the application form.
This will be the first time that the new Head Master, Andrew Halls, addresses us, it will be a most enjoyable evening and we look forward to seeing you there on the 21st November.
Back Row. Tom Howland, Tom Dugarin, Jason Bensohn, Nick Crosthwaite, Jamie Hearn, Mike DuPlessis, Elliot Brown, Jonathan Broad,
Seated. Matthew Simmonds, Ali Muirhead, Ed Clarke, Tom Eaves, Sam Richards
The Old Boys made the perfect start to the day by winning the toss and deciding to bat first on a good track. Unfortunately things then started to go wrong, with wickets tumbling at regular intervals in the face of good consistent bowling from the school. Only Michael DuPlessis and Elliot Brown salvaged some pride for the OKs, with 38 and 39 runs respectively, and in the end they could only muster 175-9 in 40 overs. This was never likely to be enough and 1st XI captain, Daniel Newton, and Ed Hyde put on 167 for the first wicket, making victory for the school a formality. Newton was only denied his 4th century of the term by one of the most spectacular catches ever seen on the ground by Brown off the bowling of Tom Dugarin. What Ed Clarke was thinking when bringing Dugarin on to bowl nobody will ever know, but the result just demonstrated what a shrewd captain he had been for the school for the previous two years!
Overall, it was great to catch up with old faces and see glimpses of the talent and heart that served so many of the OKs in their time representing KCS cricket. Thanks should go to Tom Eaves for organising the Old Boys so well, but he should be warned that another 9 wicket loss and he will have to be dropped!
The Old Boys played the School on Commemoration and Governors’ Day on 21 June 2008.
The result was 6-0 for the Old Boys, although the matches were all extremely competitive, very close and impressive to watch:
Blake Hutchins beat Joe Salisbury (rising star!) 6-3, 6-3
Criag Walker beat Josh Tingle (school captain) 7-6, 6-4
Andrew Blake beat Will Tingle 6-7, 6-3, 10-8
Rory Pullinger beat Jack O’Shea 6-4, 6-4
Doubles: Blake and Craig beat Josh and Joe 6-3, 6-3; Andrew and Rory beat Will and Jack 6-2, 6-4
Certainly the last 3 singles matches could have gone either way and the standard of tennis being played was extremely high. In the end, the cool and wise old heads knew how to finish the matches off in style!
President: Sir Robert Andrew KCB
This morning (Friday 12 September 2008), Jonathan Isaby (OK 1996) visited the school for the second time this week to talk to Middle School boys, having addressed the Sixth form on Tuesday. He was talking about his book, “Boris vs Ken, How Boris Johnson Won London”, which he co-wrote with Giles Edwards.
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