Buckhurst Hill County High School had an outstanding reputation in Essex and the UK during its 50 years of existence. Despite having closed in 1989 the former pupils and members of staff can keep in contact with each other through this site. Please have a look round, and if you know of other Old Buckwellians be sure to tell them too....
Buckhurst Hill County High School had an outstanding reputation in Essex and the UK during its 50 years of existence. Despite having closed in 1989 the former pupils and members of staff can keep in contact with each other through this site. Please have a look round, and if you know of other Old Buckwellians be sure to tell them too....
As advertised in the July 2022 edition of OB e-News, booking for the Annual Dinner is now open. The Dinner will be held on Friday 7th October, and the venue is again the Th
Our second remote AGM was held on 19th May 2022. We thought 35 was a fair attendance. Some way short of the (almost) 90 who'd expressed some interest in attending but AGMs are perhaps not the most exciting of events. Perhaps in future we could spice it up with a quiz. Anyway,
The first digital edition of OB News was published in January 2022. Click HERE to view it. Contact Graham Frankel if you would like to subscribe to future editions. There is no
The final edition of Old Buckwellians News (November 2021) has now been published. In future, news and information will continue to be circulated by email. If you are not on our mailing list (or are not sure if we have the correct address) please contact
In July 2021, we decided that it is time to make an important change in the way we continue the network of former pupils and staff from BHCHS. We sent details in a message to all email addresses in our database. You may not have seen the message if we didn't hold a valid email address. We
Our long-awaited documentary has now been released. BHCHS: The Politics of Education is a 30 minute film that charts the history of the school and events leading to its demise. Click on the image below to view the film.
My Dad’s a Policeman by Robert Druce (BHCHS 1940-47) This superbly written autobiography chronicles the childhood and teenage years growing up in Loughton before and during the War. The author was one of the ablest,
Our Facebook page is a great way to share news and nostalgia. We now have 650 members in the group and it would be great to push this to over 1,000. If you have never tried Facebook you may get a pleasant surprise. Click
