Old Norvicensians

(Norwich School Alumni)

  “Building a strong and supportive global ON community”

On leaving Norwich School to move into the wider world, all pupils become a life-long Old Norvicensian (ON). This community is looked after by the school’s Development Team. The ON family is over 5,000 strong, ranging in age from 18 to the Pre-World War II generation. It really is a global community. 


We work hard to foster links and support networks as well as engendering pride in being alumni of Norwich School.


Our mission:

Our mission is a simple one: we believe your journey with the school lasts well beyond your short time in Cathedral Close as a pupil; as ONs, you remain part of the Norwich School family for life.


Lifelong support:

The shared purpose and fellowship we create through activities and events help ONs through life’s inevitable highs and lows. In turn, ONs help the school acting as careers Ambassadors and assisting the school through fundraising, advice and support. 


A busy year of events:

Engaging with the community takes place informally with school tours and invitations to school events, but also more formally though a varied programme of ON events. These include year-group reunions, sporting events, a black-tie Annual Dinner and a summer gathering for ON Day. Further afield, we host regional events in some of the University cities, as well as classy networking events in London.


Staying in touch:

For those unable to attend site in person or who are abroad, we produce a brilliant ON Magazine annually, as well as keeping everyone up-to-date via our webpages and regular emails.


Our latest recruits:

In July each year, we are delighted to receive into the ON Community over 160 new ONs, aged just 18. This follows an inspirational leavers’ programme of events for them in their final weeks at school, and some leavers’ mementoes to remind them of the friendships that will last them for life. Our hope is that a little part of Norwich School will always remain in their hearts, wherever life’s journey takes them.


Upcoming ON Events

ON News

By Eleanor Lewis May 22, 2026
In March 2025 Josh Kohler (ON) and his father George Kohler set off from Norfolk on a record-breaking attempt to cycle around the world. over 30,000km across 29 countries and four continents, carrying everything they need and climbing the height of 22 Everests. On 2 May 2026, after 13 months, they crossed to finish line and reunited with their loved ones after the journey of a lifetime. In doing this, Josh and George raised over £70,000 for UNICEF, greatly surpassing their original goal of £10,000. The duo also received 3 world records! Guinness World Records: The most countries visited in a continuous bicycle journey by father and son is 30 and was achieved by Joshua Kohler and George Kohler (both UK) in Norwich, Norfolk, UK, on 28 April 2026. The longest bicycle journey by a father and son is 26,519.25 km (16,478.29 miles) and was achieved by Joshua Kohler and George Kohler (both UK) in Norwich, Norfolk, UK on 28 April 2026. The fastest bicycle circumnavigation by a father and son was achieved by Joshua Kohler and George Kohler (both UK) in Norwich, Norfolk, UK, on 2 May 2026 Congratulations to them both! To see their JustGiving page click here.
By Sonja Mitchell May 14, 2026
Jules is back with her band, Fright Years
By Sonja Mitchell May 14, 2026
On 18 May, Alice-Lily will be performing at the Norfolk and Norwich Festival at Chapelfield Gardens.
By Sonja Mitchell May 14, 2026
This October, Gerard Stamp will be exhibiting in London and is releasing a new book in collaboration with Ian Collins.
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