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Welcome to the Rugbeian Society!
Founded in 1889 as the Old Rugbeian Society, our mission is to uphold the lasting bonds and camaraderie among former pupils of Rugby School. Today, the Rugbeian Society extends across the globe, with active chapters in many countries and regions of the United Kingdom, as well as those who have attended Rugby School’s international campuses.
We offer a variety of ways to stay connected, including our online platform and app, as well as our renowned annual publication, The Floreat. Throughout the year, we host a diverse range of events such as House Dinners, Business Forums, music concerts, theatre trips, and sporting activities, providing opportunities for Rugbeians to reconnect and engage.
We are also proud to play a key role in supporting The Arnold Foundation through fundraising initiatives.
Be sure to check our website for the latest updates on upcoming events, as there’s always something exciting on the horizon. You can also explore past events through our regularly updated photo galleries. We look forward to welcoming you to an event soon!
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It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the Rugbeian Society. I am particularly delighted to extend a warm greeting to our international alumni from Rugby School Thailand and Rugby School Japan.
The Rugbeian Society is committed to fostering connections across a broad range of activities. We proudly sponsor sports events, with teams in disciplines such as Association Football, Rackets, and Cricket. We also support the Rugbeian Trophies for the annual Crick Run, and organise year group drinks and dinners, as well as House reunion dinners in London. Our events span regional and international reunions, business forums, and professional networking opportunities in sectors like law and real estate. Additionally, we offer a variety of internships and a mentoring programme for women in business, among many other initiatives.
If you have particular hobbies, sports, interests, or reunion ideas that you’d like to explore, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We are always eager to assist in creating new opportunities for our members.
I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible at our upcoming events.
Jeremy Maddocks (Sh 79-84)
President
Tracey Ahmet – Alumni Relations Manager
Tracey joined the Rugbeian Society in 2010 and since then, has built up an extensive knowledge of everything alumni. Over the last thirteen years Tracey has developed an engaging and inclusive events programme, expanded the Rugbeian internship scheme and co-edits the Floreat publication.
In September 2022 Tracey moved into the Rugbeian Community Office and can now be found in the downstairs room of 6 Horton Crescent surrounded by her collection of Disney paraphernalia.
Join our Business Network
Rugby School is the launchpad for an incredible diversity of business careers. Our Business Network connects the wealth of knowledge and experience found across the Society. Look out for regular events and forums for Rugbeians and their guests.
Find an Internship
Our popular internship scheme offers work experience opportunities to Rugbeians aged 19-25. There is a real mix of companies offering placements in different industries. Follow the link below for a list of opportunities
Rugbeian Sport
Sport is a big part of life at Rugby and after. There are lots of different teams and activities to get involved in, for Rugbeians of all ability levels and age groups. Of course, you are welcome just to come along and watch.
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Adam Habib
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David Clews
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George Roberts
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Guy Steele-Bodger
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Jane Phelps
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Robin Fletcher
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Tim Day
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Simon Penniston
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Will Hicks
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Jeremy Maddocks
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Charles Carver
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Debbie Horner
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Adrian Fox
