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ECSOSA is a voluntary organisation which is NOT funded by the School and which depends on the subscriptions of its members to function. We welcome Old Scholars accessing the site but would welcome their joining and paying their subscriptions even more in order that we may continue to provide this facility.
The quarterly newsletter remains a primary means of broadcasting news and information to the membership. The latest issue and back issues are available for download from this site and there will also be supplements to some of the issues to present photos at larger sizes or to allow readers to add to, comment on, or correct any information in any of the newsletters.
The association is always pleased to receive news of Old Scholars, members or not, for inclusion in future newsletters, with or without photographs. Please don't think your old friends already know what has happened to you. Please don't think they don't care. Please don't rely on them to write first. The success of the association really does depend on you. Please send your news or any other contributions direct to the Newsletter Editor.
Important news items will be highlighted in this section, along with any news of the Association, School or Old Scholars that breaks between publication dates of the newsletter.
A little off topic for the site I know, but seems likely that some pupils who were in the fifth form at Galliard in 1955 might have moved up to Edmonton County, or at least be known to some who did. A reunion is being organised in 2010 and Ivor Coster is trying to make contact with more of the pupils. If you think you might be able to help please would you take a look at the reunion website.
Members may choose to receive the newsletter as a printed copy through the post, but many opt instead to receive them through e-mail or to download them directly from the site and in doing so they help to minimise costs and free up limited funds. Other visitors to the site are also welcome to download the newsletters.
Some newsletters may have Supplements published on the website. These might, for example, present images from the newsletter at a larger size and allow them to be accurately identified and captioned with information that comes along later. Readers are welcome to contribute to these Supplements (or start them!) with their own comments, additions or corrections. Just contact the website.
| 2008 | Spring | Summer | Autumn | |
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| 2007 | Spring [Supplement] | Summer [Supplement] | Autumn [Supplement] | Winter [Supplement] |
| 2006 | Spring [Supplement] | Summer [Supplement] | Autumn [Supplement] | Winter [Supplement] |
| 2005 | Spring [Supplement] | Summer [Supplement] | Autumn [Supplement] | Christmas |
| 2004 | Spring 1 2 3 4 | Summer [Supplement] | Autumn [Supplement] | Christmas [Supplement] |
| 2003 | Spring [Supplement] | Summer | Autumn [Supplement] | Christmas |
| 2002 | Spring | Summer | Autumn/Winter [Supplement] |
The newsletters are made available in PDF format (a.k.a. "Acrobat Reader" format). Depending on how you have configured your web browser and PDF reader the newsletter will be downloaded to your computer, be displayed in a web browser window, or displayed in your PDF Reader application.
The Spring 2004 is presented as four individual pages in JPEG format. It had to be scanned from a paper copy as a PDF version has yet to be located.
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