The OBBA Conference will take place on the 17th September 2011, at the Pembroke House, 80 Tatum Street, London SE 17 1QR. Programme and more details will be sent out soon.
Old Bo Boys Association (OBBA) is an organisation of ex-pupils of Bo School and it came into existence during the principalship of Mr Vincent F. De Lisle. The notion of forming OBBA was initially pioneered by an ex-pupil, Mr Amadu Wurie (Admission Number: 55) in 1927, when he sent a circular letter to all ex-pupils of Bo School requesting additional funds for the development of the school.
In March 1929, an inaugural OBBA meeting was held in Bo that led to the establishment of a number of chapters of OBBA with. Mr. Vincent F. De Leslie becoming OBBA’s first president with Mr. Amadu Wurie, its first secretary.The inception of OBBA was embraced by ex-pupils of the Bo School both nationally and internationally, especially in the United Kingdom, where in 1953, ex-pupils of the Bo School studying in Britain started a branch of the Association in London –OBBA (UK). OBBA's main source of funding is from its membership through subscription and charitable donations from individual Branches, individual ex-pupils and well-wishers. Download full history here
