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Welcome to the Website of the Old Southendian Association (OSA)
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The School |
The OSA is one of the oldest and largest Old Boys Associations in this country today.
Our Membership is 2561 as at 06/11/2012.
Please note, some pages remain under construction.
Contributions for the website, such as news, events, stories etc. can be sent to mailto:secretary@oldsouthendianassociation.org
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The School Drive and the Cherry Trees Spring 1973 |
Contact:
OSA Membership:
registrar@oldsouthendianassociation.org
OSA Events:
events@oldsouthendianassociation.org
All other OSA matters:
secretary@oldsouthendianassociation.org
Ceremonial Key presented to Ald A Bockett JP on the Official opening of the new School Building in Prittlewell Chase
Alderman Arthur Bockett JP was Mayor of Southend on Sea, 1926 - 1927, a Governor of the School and President of the Old Southendian Association, 1936 - 1937.
The Key is part of the collection of civic regalia held by the Southend Museum, and the Association is grateful to Ken Crowe, Keeper, Human History at Southend Museums for supplying these photographs.
OSA members who are Facebook users will be interested to know that the Association has its own Facebook site!
The 2009 Magazine article with full information about OSA Facebook will be found using the following link.
Why does the Association exist?
The Old Southendian Association exists in order to sustain friendships formed through the School and the Association for the benefit of past, present and future Southendians.
The Aims of the OSA include:
- To sustain and strengthen the tradition of the Southend High School for Boys
- To promote a close relationship with the School
- To support the School both financially and practically
- To give members opportunities of meeting in social reunion
- To encourage the affiliated organisations and to promote the growth of others
- To keep members informed of matters affecting the Association or the School