Old Lewesians are the Old Boys of the former Lewes County Grammar School in Lewes, Sussex, UK. The School opened in 1930 and became renowned for its outstandingly high academic and sporting achievements. For the first thirty years Mr N. R. J. Bradshaw was Headmaster, a man of outstanding vision and determination who made it one of the best county grammar schools in the UK. The school buildings, staff and pupils were absorbed into and became part of the then new Priory School in 1969.
The Old Lewesians Organisation provides this extensive website giving a broad history of LCGS with many panoramic and other photographs, all of the 'Barbican' school magazines, anecdotes, biographies, and much else, all contributed by Old Lewesians. There are also reports of Reunions held in Lewes in recent times and notices about future such events you may wish to attend.
Former pupils and staff can register as members and have access to our Members pages and address lists. There is no subscription.
Visitors are welcome to explore our Main Site and learn about one of the very best mid-20th century English county grammar schools, its headmaster, staff, pupils, and its ethos, traditions and achievments in those far-off sunny days so many years ago.