Society Branches

The Old Reptonian Football Club was formed in 1902 in an attempt to gather players together for training sessions. Competing in both the Arthurian League in London and the prestigious Arthur Dunn Cup, the team have been very successful since the branch’s inception, winning the Arthur Dunn Cup fourteen times and the Premier Division title twice. The club achieved the impressive league and cup double in 2023/24.

To stay up to date with the club’s fixtures and results, follow their Twitter account (@oldreptonianfc) and Instagram (@old_reptonianfc). If you’d like to play for the club or be added to the mailing list to read the match reports then please email Nicky Samra. They are always looking for new players and can promise a great time both on and off the pitch.

The game of Fives at Repton has been played for at least 175 years and in 1924, it was unanimously decided to form an OR Eton Fives Club, to be affiliated with the Eton Fives Association. Fast forward to today and the recent restoration of the 12 Fives Courts at Repton has created an outstanding facility which will enable Fives to flourish once more at Repton.

The creation of a club for Old Reptonians, amongst whom enthusiasm for the game has remained strong, will see opportunities for all generations within the Repton family to enjoy these facilities, widen participation through regional and national tournaments, and help to secure the long-term future of this marvellous game.

To find out more information about the OREFC, please contact Repton’s Master in Charge of Fives and OR, David Exley.

The Old Reptonians Tennis Society is a vibrant community for ORs, fostering a lifelong connection through tennis. Our society offers unique opportunities to stay involved in competitive tennis through annual fixtures against the school and participation in the prestigious D’Abernon Cup, the Public School’s annual alumni competition, together with the recently launched ladies competition. Building on the legacy of OR tennis greats including Bunny Austin OR Tennis has an impressive record in the competition, reaching the final every year since 2014 and securing the title six times in the past 8 competitions, including a memorable victory over the Old Georgians at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon last year
The recent establishment of the Repton Rackets Club has also expanded opportunities for Old Reptonians (ORs) to represent Repton Tennis Club in national and regional leagues and knockout competitions.
For more information on how to join the OR Tennis Society and become part of this thriving tennis community, please contact Jamie Muirhead.

The teams train and compete in Balham and Clapham in London.

If you are interested in joining, then please get in touch with Daisy Heath-Abbott.

If you have an interest and want to support our LGBTQ+ ORs come and join us. We welcome ORs of all ages, whether they are LGBTQ+ or an ally. Joining this circle ensures that: Your voice is heard, and you have the support of the community to help you discuss and raise awareness. You can reconnect with old friends and have the opportunity to make new friends and contacts. Share ideas on how to support the school and the pupils. Provides the opportunity to get involved in a wide range of activities and events held locally, regionally and nationally throughout the year. Everyone is welcome.

Please contact Charles Haydn-Slater for more information.

Like the other regional OR Societies, only better ...and with better cocktails. Every spring we hold an after-work drinks in Manchester's vibrant city centre. Its is very informal and open to all – It is attended by ORs and their significant other, parents of ORs, parents of current and potential students, staff and past staff. We pride ourselves on being open and inclusive having high attendance from all generations especially the younger ORs. We always have fun.
We would love to see you at an event, even if you just happen to be passing through the region. If you are interested in joining us at the future annual events, or indeed wish to help in organising we would love to hear from you.  
For further information please contact the OR Society. 

The Old Reptonian Golfing Society celebrated our centenary in 2024. We have over 200 active members and play in over 25 different fixtures each year. We have the privilege to play on some of the country’s finest courses. 
 
We are open to all handicaps and offer significant subsidies for our younger golfers under the age of 35. For example,  if you are under 25, you can play 2 rounds of golf on some of the best courses in the country, have a bacon butty on arrival and lunch all for £50, which we hope you agree represents very good value.
 
We enter several prestigious competitions each year including the Halford Hewitt, Grafton Morrish, Queen Elizabeth Coronation Salvers Trophy, The Bernard Darwin Trophy and the Silver Tassie competition. The Silver Tassie is exclusively for our lady members. 
 
If you would like to join us please go to ORGS Member-details or contact Paul Brownhill if you would like further information.

We look forward to seeing you on a golf course soon.

Repton has a long and proud cricket history, numbering 159 first-class and list-A players among its pupils past and present, a line dating back from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century. Eleven old boys have played Test cricket including C.B. Fry, Richard Hutton, Donald Carr and Chris Adams, three have captained England and there are currently four Old Reptonians involved with playing professional cricket.

The 2024 Captain, M Yousaf Bin Naeem has just become the 159th, being selected for Derbyshire against Middlesex in the Metro Cup 50 over competition.

Nitish Kumar recently represented USA in the 2024 World T20 competition and Jon Batty has been head coach of the Oval Invincibles in The Hundred, Delhi Capitals in the Women's Premier League (India) and the Melbourne Stars in the Women's Big Bash League (Australia). 

The Pilgrims run an annual 'Cricket Week' at Repton School during the summer and play annually in the prestigious Cricketer Cup. 

For more information on the Repton Pilgrims Cricket Club, please contact Jim Blackwell.

We are part of one of the oldest secular social and charitable organisations in the world, modern Freemasonry’s roots lie in the traditions of the medieval stonemasons who built our castles and cathedrals.

Our four aims are simple:

To build a caring society through INTEGRITY
To make a common foundation for FRIENDSHIP
To treat others with RESPECT
To Make a difference with CHARITY

Formed in 1914 at Café Monico, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, we are one of the oldest OR Societies. We welcome men over the age of 18, regardless of race, religion or wealth who have had a connection to the school. This includes former pupils, staff, governors and parents. 

For the OR Girls there are also lots of options for joining Freemasonry and our lodge actively promotes a strong relationship with the Order of Women Freemasons. 

Freemasonry means different things to each of us. For some, it’s about making new friends and catching up with old acquaintances. For others it’s about being able to help deserving causes and make a contribution to society. But for most, it is an enjoyable hobby.

We meet three times a year and hold various open social events in London and Repton. For more information contact Jim Morrison (O91) jimmorrisonsemail@gmail.com