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Jonathan Beesley Bache JP (61-69 Howson's), lately Chair of the Magistrates Association, has been awarded an OBE for services to the Magistracy and th… More...
Lerpoolians enjoy attending the College's "summertime soiree".. More...
Lerpoolian, Donald Fowler (1949, Selwyn's), recalls his College experiences from just after the end of the Second World War. More...
The work and career of Lerpoolian, Peter Robinson (1971, Brook's), is celebrated by English Sixth form contemporary, Mike Askham. More...
The "City of Light". From Liverpool to Paris as experienced by members of the 5th Form, 1956 vintage! More...
On the 9th May, 2008 a very special day occurred with a reunion of Lerpoolians from the 1950s More...
'The Lerpoolians' is pleased to publish this account of recent OL football fixtures at the College. Competitive matches have been off the agenda for s… More...
Intrigued to know the origins of your house's name at the College, then read on...In a series of six brief articles, Lerpoolian, Mike Askham, investig… More...
School trips abroad may be so 2000s. For the more discerning we share the equivalent from the early 1950s More...
You've heard of the Wilton Scholar programme. You remember The Wilton Gates. You may even associate him with a rebus on the sundial in the Masters' Ga… More...
Former editor of the OL letter, Clive Stott reflects upon the College, education and a life of travel, languages and being Scouse! More...
Ian Poole "The Doc" recalls a few of his favourite memories from working with Alan over a twenty-year or so period. More...
Ian Douglas (1951) has kindly submitted these two photos for our photo albums More...
Although written by Fritz Hochwaelder in 1942, the play sprang to prominence when adapted by Australian television in 1959. Nine years later the Col… More...
After the serious 6th form photo comes the informal version. How to be remembered for posterity! More...
In celebration of a so-called 'minor' College sporting activity. More...
