The Georgian Magazine

Paul Enfield was listed in the Roll of Honour in  The Georgian in 1941 Paul can be found in the early archives as a keen Rugby player, he is noted in The Georgian scoring in a game against the Old Do…

In the May 1911 edition of The Georgian, new pictures were published of the ‘New’ Theatre. Today the theatre is called the Amanda Smith Theatre, the AST, named after the mother of a Georgian who sadl…

The Georgian reported in May 1918: Captain HENRY I. CORMAC-WALSHE, R.F.A was one of the first Old Georgians to fall in the first World War. Died of Wounds November 7th, 1917. Aged 27. Find the Articl…

A fun Sports day! ‘The Wheel barrow’ was part of the competition in 1925 ( and in previous years too)   The Georgian reported: 'A marquee, capable of seating three hundred people, proved a welcome at…

In 2010, The Georgian reported on the sixth form 32 day Expedition into Kenya and Uganda An incredible trip that included :  Teams trekking in the Masaai Mara, guided by Masaai Warriors, spending a d…

On February 28th, 1977 the Music and Art Block were officially opened by the Architect Sir Robin Nugent and the Headmaster Rev. Fr. Peter Murtough The article concluded with: 'After the ceremony, whi…

Six Live an entirely student run charity concert, by the six form Read the Article here for 2013 Read the Article here for 2014 Please share your photos with us if you have them for Six Live, click c…

King George V, visited St George's in 1919 Here you can see His Majesty the King inspecting the Guard of Honour in front of the College. Click here to see this in The Georgian Below is a picture Last…

A montage of photos of a Gym display, in the 1939 edition of The Georgian This Issue of The Georgian includes: Illustrations, Letters from Old Boys in Hong Kong and a picture of a pre-sown Lawn Tenni…

In the 1959 May edition of The Georgian, Selfridges were the Official Outfitters for St Georges College! This along with other local outfitters took adverts in The Georgian The Adverts can be found i…