The Old Bradfieldian Society was founded in 1889 to help retain friendships, maintain links with the College and to promote a closer association between the different generations of Old Bradfieldians.  

The Society has an established Committee who meet frequently to assess and develop the Society.  It is in touch with over 5,500 members worldwide.  A sophisticated database maintains a record of progress and contact with the College. It also helps to facilitate work experience for pupils and young OBs, and re-unites lost friends.

Every member of the Society receives The Old Bradfieldian Newsletter twice a year.  It is a lively publication reporting on Old Bradfieldian and College activity.

There are 12 Old Bradfieldian Affiliated Clubs.  These Clubs are of a high calibre and cover interests ranging from Golf (competing in the Halford Hewitt), Football (Arthur Dunn Cup and Arthurian League), Cricket (Cricketer Cup) to Sailing (Arrow Trophy) and performing in the highly regarded Old Bradfieldian Choir.  The Clubs are subsidised with grants from the OB Society.

The Bradfield Club in Peckham is actively supported by the Society.

The Society holds various social events, including Bradfield Day held annually for specific year groups by invitation.  Another event is Festive OB Day which comprises of various sport fixtures, tea in Hall and Carols by Candlelight held in Chapel and led by the OB Choir. In addition, there is a biennial dinner, usually held in London.

The Old Bradfieldian Society is administered from the Development Office by 

Tom Robertson (F 95-00), Deputy Director of Development.  (Telephone 0118 964 4845).