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Welcome to accie.org - the website
of The Edinburgh Academical Club.
The content on this site is is being continually
updated - take a look below to see what's recently changed.
I'd particularly like to draw your attention to the News of
Accies section - browse around and read the current
entries then take a minute to add your own.
If you have any suggestions or comments
on the site please let me know.
Alan Robertson
accie.org
webmaster
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Andy Graham (left EA 1974)
I have been abroad working mainly in South Africa in the pensions industry since 1992 and have latterly been travelling all over Sub Saharan Africa but am now back in the UK. I have been married to Gillian since 3/4/80 and have two children - Rosy who is training to be an accountant and Angus who is at university at Loughborough. I am still playing cricket and a little golf. |
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Last
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Academical Club Dinner in London |
 The London Edinburgh Academical Club Dinner this year is on Friday 19th March at the Caledonian Club.
All members of the Academical Club and their guests are invited. For further details, click on 'Read more' below or check out the London Edinburgh Academical website (link in menu on left). |
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Seventies Leavers Reunion Photos |
 The photos from the 2009 Reunion for Leavers from the Seventies are now online!Have a browse through the photos and get in touch if you would like reprints (contact details on the page). |
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Last
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Watt Memorial Trust |
The Watt Trust was set up in 1983 in memory of Rob Watt (S1911-16) and his wife Barbara. He was a distinguished OF, whose teaching career ended with eleven years as Rector of the Edinburgh Academy (1951-62). In retirement he returned to his old school, where he was Keeper of the Fettes Register until 1979.
The aim of the Trust is to give financial assistance to past and present members of Fettes and the Edinburgh Academy, to enable them to “advance their education or professional training beyond the point at which public funds or university scholarships are available, or when private or family sources alone are not quite adequate for the purpose.”
Click on 'read more' for full details of the Trust and how to apply. |
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Last
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Latest rugby news |
During the last season the 1st XV played 27 games in the league and cup and won 14 of them. They completed their last match on Tuesday 12th May, beating Heriots 33-27. It was a fine end to the season and the whole team played well.
It has been a mixed season for the 2nd XV with regard to results, but the overall development of the team has been good. They finished mid table in their division with 9 wins - an improvement on last years tally of 6 wins.
The Blues (3rd XV) and Whites (4th XV) had a challenging season. They not only had to feed the Accies 2nd XV but also had to feed Broughton 1st XV and the BATs Development Team. The Blues, in Division 4, however, managed do the club proud and finished second in their league. The Whites, in Division 5, were the only 4th XV in their league and finished a creditable fourth. |
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Last
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Latest cricket news |
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The Academical Club apologises but we do not have any up-to-date information for the Academicals Cricket Club. The latest news is of three games in April and May of 2008. |
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Last
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Latest golf news |
- Results from the Spring meeting at Gullane No 2 course
- Seniors v Wayfarers Over 50s at Prestwick
- Cyril Gray at Worplesdon - late June 2009
- Wayfarers Over 50s at Muirfield
- Forthcoming event - EAGC Dinner & Trophy Awards
Please click on 'read more' for full details on all these items! |
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Last
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In The News - May and June 2009 |
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Obituaries have appeared for Roger Sheriff, the last headmaster of Melville College, and David Ross Stewart, retired managing director of John Bartholomew & Son. In the medical world, Alan Robertson was heard on the radio and Matt Cheesman appeared on a TV documentary series on BBC1. Earlier on the same channel, Nicky Campbell and Charlie Falconer had appeared back-to-back on two Sunday morning programmes. Tommy Macpherson and his wartime exploits were the subject of a Sunday newspaper feature and we are delighted to hear that Mike Blair has been selected for the Lions team touring South Africa. Letters to the papers have included contributions by Fenton Robb, David Hamill, Ranald Coyne, Sandy Macpherson, and Michael Romer. |
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Last
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