Welcome to the Old Georgians web site. Here you will find a wealth of historical documents and photographs from the 100 year history of KGV, including an expanding collection of school and college newsletters stretching back to the 1920s.
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OG NEWS – 2024 - Summer News
Dear Old Georgians
Hello everyone, welcome to 2024 and our Summer update.
The Red Rose 2023
As noted, the annual magazine is now available!
You can find it by following this link.
This is the full version, in colour and provides you with the best experience of the annual publication.
To manage cost, we have produced a cut down version of 44 pages and it is in black and white. This is scheduled to be posted out to those who chose this option, by the end of January.
We hope you enjoy the edition and if it encourages you to write an article for us next year, please contact Jon Elliott (jonelliott61@hotmail.com).
The most difficult section to write and manage is the Obituary section. I aim to ensure I include everyone that I am told of, but I do rely on contributions for the personal detail.
If any of these seem a bit short, there is nothing I can do at this time. If you know of other OGAs not included, or any interesting information about those that are, please send it in to me.
Click here for the 2023 Red Rose
2024 AGM & Annual Dinner
The date is now set for the 2024 dinner.
Saturday 27th April 2024
More details are on the Calendar page, along with details of the annual golf tournament
The OGA Committee.
We have a Facebook group available that you can join and chat to other Old Georgians on. Click Here to access it!
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You can find an archive of KGV photographs by clicking here or following the link in the menu.
To become a member of the Old Georgians, update your contact details, or submit an update for the Red Rose Magazine, please click here.
The historical text in this document was prepared by Paul Bagshaw from material written by Geoffrey Dixon and David Arnold.
Disclaimer : This site is not officially affiliated with King George V College in Southport. It is run by the Old Georgians Association, a group of former students from the Grammar School and Sixth Form College for the benefit of all former pupils.