A further attempt at revival was made incorporating an appeal to help fund the building of the school swimming pool. The association became dormant once the swimming pool was completed in 1972.

After 27 years a small but enthusiastic group met with the Headmaster, Mr Mervyn Brooker. This initial meeting led to a financial grant from the Foundation. The school now distribute to present school leavers a letter from the association setting out our aims.

Under our new constitution we now have hundreds of members and numbers are growing fast. From 2000 to 2003 annual reunion dinners have been well attended by over 110 members on each occasion. The Millennium Year dinner was held in February 2001 and the menu plus purchasing details of the group photograph are featured on this separate page. Members have been invited to attend special days at both the cricket and rugby clubs. Special slide-sound shows were given at the new school site.

If you would like details of membership please visit the Headmaster page. If you know of other old boys you feel we should add to our data base please visit our pupil contacts page.

NEWS Old Boys will be saddened to hear of the death of Alan Cholmondeley the former Headmaster. He died on the 17th March 2002 aged 83. Sad news also of Geoff Sanders.Geoff died in hospital after an accident at home.Geoff taught at the school from 1952 until 1974, becoming deputy head in 1968. He left to take over as head of KE Five Ways retiring 1990. (Posted 27/8/2002). Mr Mervyn Brooker leaves Camp Hill to become Headmaster of Bolton School in January 2003.