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Beyond Bryanston is our extended community of alumni, current pupils, their families and our staff. Our motto, ‘et nova et vetera’, (‘the new and the old’) is embodied in our relationships with our network of old Bryanstonians (OBs).
Old Bryanstonians who were at Bryanston before 1964 talk about their memories of the school and what it means to them.
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The school’s commitment to community extends to its alumni, known as Old Bryanstonians. The strong network of former students and parents provides invaluable support and expertise, contributing to the school’s ongoing innovation and success.
The alumni of Bryanston School are known as Old Bryanstonians or OBs. Bryanston School is a co-educational independent school for both day and boarding pupils in Blandford, north Dorset, England, near the village of Bryanston.
Alumni of the school are known as Old Bryanstonians; there is an alumni organisation called the Bryanston Society. "The Society exists to further the cause of Bryanston in the broadest possible sense.
Designed and built from 1889-1894 by Richard Norman Shaw for the Portman family, Bryanston School was founded in 1928 when it was bought by JG Jeffreys, a young, innovative Australian schoolmaster. There were just seven teachers and 23 boys of various ages in the first term.
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Last weekend we had reunions for the classes of 2004, 1994, and 1984. The school was full of returning Old Bryanstonians (OBs), and in many cases their young families, and there was a constant buzz of enjoyed excitement as old friends encountered one another again.
