Alumni

The Gregg School Alumni Association was formed to help former students and staff to stay in contact with each other and the School and to continue to play a part in The Gregg School community. The Association aims to support the School with a range of projects and to develop the student population by providing funds for means-tested bursaries.

The Association maintains a database of former students so that we can communicate with members throughout the year via emails and newsletters and invite them to upcoming events. Members also help to organise and maintain the alumni archives.

It's free to join the Greggonians Alumni Association - simply complete this online form. You can also stay in touch via The Gregg Alumni Facebook page.

If you have any queries, please contact: alumni@thegreggschools.org.

The Greggonian is our termly newsletter for alumni of The Gregg School.

Recent issues have included:

Winter 2025:

o Welcome from Mrs Sheri Sellers, Headteacher;
o highlights of Christmas at The Gregg from the 1990s to present;
o alumni updates, including news of sporting and acting successes from leavers from the class of 2015 and 2021
o Christmas connections corner: Chris Bee reminisced about life at the School in the late 1950s, and Chris Wren shared memories from the 1970s

Summer 2025

o We said goodbye to Mrs Goodchild – one of The Gregg’s longest-serving members of staff retired – after 36 years in teaching. She shared a special article looking back at her career and sharing some of the most memorable moments.
o Memories of Sports Day, including the school records and late, great Mr Cunliffe and his starting pistol!

Spring 2025

o Mrs Sellers shared some of the latest news from visiting alumni and exciting events happening at the school
o Personal reflection from Richard Murcott who attended The Gregg between 1964 and 1968
o Howard Dimmock’s article in the Winter 2024 newsletter stirred the memories of John Clemoes and Christine Edney who kindly wrote in and shared their recollections of school life in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
o Sam Nunn put in the latest call out to re-connect with your classmates. Sam attended The Gregg from 2004 to 2009.

Winter 2024

o Mrs Sheri Sellers welcomed alumni back to a revamped alumni newsletter
o We welcomed the Class of 2004 to the Alumni community.
o Reminiscences from Howard Dimmock who attended The Gregg from 1958 to 1964 including a whole school photograph rom 1960
o Have a go at our Guess The Academic year quiz
o Connection Corner: Ian Draper (1969-70), Stephen Kemish (1980-82) and Chrstine Edney (1959-62) are looking to reconnect with former classmates

Are you alumni of The Gregg School? If you are already signed up, you will have received a copy direct to your email or alumni can read the full newsletters here.  You can choose to stay in touch with us by filling in this form.

If you would like to receive the full copy of these newsletters, then please contact us at alumni@thegreggschools.org and we will share them with you via email.