Old Brutonians

The Old Brutonian Association

The Old Brutonian Association was founded in 1893 and has two main objectives which are enshrined to our Rules: to promote contact amongst Old Brutonians and to further the interests of the School.

All members of the OBA are encouraged to join the King's Bruton Community Site, giving them access to find fellow OBs, attend events and keep abreast of news.

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Joining the OBA

With only a few exceptions, pupils at King's automatically become members of the Association upon leaving school. The Association is an independent body, run alongside King's Bruton, and is in regular contact with the Headmaster and teaching staff. We are grateful for the support given to us by the School for those activities which take place in Bruton.

The Association is a loyal and passionate supporter of the future of King's Bruton, generously contributing to major King's events and campaigns, such as The Queen Elizabeth Music School and the School Bursary Scheme. The Old Brutonian Association organises various events throughout the year; the London Lunch held in December, the AGM and several Bruton based social gatherings. The Rules also require the publishing of an annual newsletter, 'The Old Brutonian' and the maintenance of a charitable trust.

The Old Brutonian Association office is run by Rose Vigers-Belgeonne, the Hon Secretary and Emilie Head, Assistant Secretary. Please use the contact details below to get in touch with the OBA office.

The OBA Office, King's Bruton, The Plox, Bruton, Somerset, BA10 0ED

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Welcome to the King's Bruton Community pages!

I am genuinely delighted that you’re here to connect or stay in touch with the school, your peers, and the Association. King’s School Bruton holds a unique and varied significance for so many, making it difficult to encapsulate its essence in a single frame.

Please make full use of all the resources available on these pages, and don’t forget to share your own news, stories, and pictures. These contributions are highly valued by our community.

The Association continues to grow, but our strength and future successes rely on our numbers. There are many Old Brutonians (OB's) who are yet to hear about this amazing community or join us—including some from my own year! The more people actively engaging with the OBA community, the more we can accomplish and support. From social gatherings and networking events to mentoring and sports activities, the possibilities are vast.

We are always looking for ways to expand the offerings of the Association. We know that OB's possess a wealth of professional and personal skills that can benefit the community. If you are willing to share your talents to further our cause, we would greatly appreciate it.

Get involved in any way you can, whether big or small, and I sincerely look forward to meeting you soon at an OB event.

Floreat Brutonia!

Dom Haigh (L 88-93)