Following the 2002 Reunion we launched our website and received the files of the Old Boys Association. All contact information was consolidated. Updating has continued as the website and news of it encourages ever more Soham Grammarians to make contact with address changes and information ... including deaths.
As explained below under Privacy we operate a simple contact policy.
If you are an SG or former staff or near kin of a late SG or SGS staff member and you are NOT on our All Contacts list (see menu), please email Frank Haslam web@sohamgrammar.org.uk with:
- your address
- telephone number
- your own email address
- your/their dates at SGS (year started & year left).
If you are not yourself on-line, you may write to: Frank Haslam, 56 Windfield, Leatherhead, Surrey, England KT22 8UQ.
Out of Touch: (see menu) - are you on this list?
Please contact the editor Frank Haslam if you can assist with a name on our Out of Touch list - those for whom we are having a problem with their postal or email address or who are known to have contacted the now defunct Friends Reunited but are not yet in touch with us.And if you are a Soham Grammarian or former staff or near kin of a late SG or SGS staff member but on none of our lists, of course please get in touch!
Where are SGs?: (see menu) A list of all the UK postal sectors where an SG is in touch - maybe there is one near you?
PRIVACY: The lists we show on this website do NOT include postal or email addresses.
We are happy to put people in contact with each other but it is of course
entirely up to the person being contacted as to whether they wish to respond:
Sender using email
(flagged e)Sender using post Receiver is
on email
(flagged e)email will be forwarded write to Frank saying you wish to contact X: he will email X with your postal address & phone no and a request from you that they make contact Receiver NOT on email,
post onlywrite to Frank enclosing your letter to X in a stamped but unaddressed envelope which he will address and post on to X write to Frank enclosing your letter to X in a stamped but unaddressed envelope which he will address and post on to X