The Old Roan Association

The Association for former pupils of the Roan schools founded in 1677 in Greenwich, South East London.
LATEST
ROAN FOOTBALL HEROES' REUNION IN 2027
The Roan Boys School scored an amazing hat-trick in the 1970s - winning the English Schools Trophy three times in 1971, 1977 and 1978.
An incredible feat for a relatively small school.
And next year in 2027, as Roan celebrates its 350th Anniversary of its founding in Greenwich, a special reunion dinner is being organised to bring players, family and school associates together.
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21 May at London’s National Liberal Club is the date and venue. Tickets will go on sale very soon. Keep checking this website for details.
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The three cup wins have gone down in Roan folklore and the event will be a chance for players and others involved to relive their football achievements and share their memories since. A similar event hasn't been organised for 20 years.
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Founded by John Roan in 1677 to help the poor children of Greenwich, the event will form part of various events being planned in 2027 for the School to mark this important landmark date.
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OLD ROAN ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT FOR 2026/7 - JOHN DENNIS

John Dennis has been elected President of the Old Roan Association for 2026/27. John, who attended the School at Maze Hill from 1964-71, was elected at the Association's Annual General Meeting held at the Roan School Fields, Kidbrooke, on 18 March and succeeds immediate part President, Brian Goddard.
ANNUAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL - £20
All Old Roan Members are asked to update their membership Association Standing Orders to £20 (next payable from 2 January 2027). All current 'Life Members' who haven't done so yet are asked to set up a Standing Order. See the latest Old Roan Magazine - December 2025 - or contact The Secretary as below for details:
ROAN THEATRE COMPANY'S NEXT PRODUCTION
The Roan Theatre Company (RTC) will be back at the Bob Hope Theatre in Eltham between 4-7 Nov for a new production - Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Tickets from the Box Office - www.bobhopetheatre.co.uk (Tel 0208 850 3707.










