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OC Comittee Contacts
John Zani (WG 1966) | President
Tony Friend (NG 1967) | Treasurer
Paul Davies (HG 1966) | OC Editor Cholmeleian magazine
Andy Savva (EG 1977) | Chair of OC Sports
Demi Abiola (HG 1998) | Diversity Representative
The Cholmeleian magazine contacts
If you have a story for the magazine, please contact the editors or email oc@highgateschool.org.uk.
The Editor | Gareth Creagh - gareth.creagh@highgateschool.org.uk
The OC Editor | Paul Davies (HG 1966) - click here to contact Paul.
Notices Editor | Michael Hammerson (WG 1956) - click here to contact Michael.
Click here to find your regional representative
Highgate Staff
Stuart Evans | Head of OC Relations
oc@highgateschool.org.uk
Amandeep Jaspal | Careers and Employability Specialist
careers@highgateschool.org.uk
Julia Hudson | Archivist and Records Manager
archives@highgateschool.org.uk
Alumni and Development Office team:
Florence Bill | Director of Development, Fundraising and Alumni Engagement
development@highgateschool.org.uk
Sydney Coachman | Development and Alumni Events and Communications Coordinator
Aga Martinez-Szymaszek | Development Manager
Thuto Mali | Philanthropy Manager
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London N6 4AY
Telephone: 020 8347 2101
Related organisations
The Friends of Highgate School
The Friends were founded to raise funds to pay for the education of pupils whose fathers were killed or rendered unable to work in the Second World War. When this need passed, The Friends continued to provide bursary support for families who, through bereavement or other unavoidable circumstances, found themselves unable to continue to fund their child’s education at Highgate. The Friends continue to support bursaries at the School and provide facilities and equipment to enrich the life of pupils at Highgate and to extend their opportunities.
Cholmeley Lodge
The Cholmeley Lodge 1731 is a masonic Lodge founded for previous pupils, teachers and Governors of Highgate School. Cholmeley Lodge is the oldest public school freemasons lodge, and was formed in 1878 by members of Highgate School staff and villagers from Highgate. Freemasonry is a non-religious organisation which aims to improve the world by significant charitable acts. Currently each meeting is attended by around 60 ex-pupils, teachers and governors as well as friends who are members of other lodges.