When boys leave Abingdon we very much hope they will always consider themselves part of the School, as an Old Abingdonian and a lifelong member of the OA Club. From its origins in 1743, when it was primarily a dining club for men who attended the School, over 5,500 OAs spanning many generations now make up this vibrant community which has much to offer.
Through a programme of social events, sporting fixtures and, importantly, a careers network the Club encourages its members to keep in touch with each other. In addition, the interaction between OAs and other members of the School's wider community, including current and former common room, current and former parents and current pupils is very much part of life after school.
OAs are welcomed back to Abingdon on a regular basis either just for a visit or an event or, increasingly commonly, to lecture, to provide UCAS or careers advice or to support a particular department or activity.
The very special association that the OA Club has with the School, and its wider community, ensures a lifelong network of friendship, advice and support.
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