There are hundreds of old pupils and staff who stay in touch with their old school through the Old Luctonians Association

Contact may be made via the school, or directly with the association secretary, Harry Paske. The following is part of a message from Harry, that was published in the 2006 edition of 'The Luctonian', the school's annual magazine:

The objects of the OLA are to enable members to maintain contact with the School and with one another, but also to promote the interests of the School by assisting in any movement for their furtherance. I always add all the leavers immediately to the address list, and in order to encourage them to join the association no subscription (at present £15 yearly) is payable until the age of 18.
At present we have 978 members of whom 62 live abroad in places as distant as Alaska, Japan, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand. Our oldest member, Ben Fickling CBE FRCS, is well into his nineties – he visited the School on his ninetieth birthday and climbed to the present Sixth Form level without assistance. Ben arrived at Lucton in 1917 after a zeppelin destroyed his school in London. If he should attend our November Reunion he would certainly win the regular prize of malt whisky for the pupil who attended Lucton the earliest. Last year, 2005, the bottle was won by Guy Thompson (1935-1939), seen in appropriate celebratory mood in this photograph.

Another of our regular events is the Boxing Day cross country, the School, past and present, against the Croft Ambrey Running Club. Old pupils, present pupils, parents and staff may represent the School.  Please arrive at Croft Castle car park ready for the start at 11.00am on Boxing Day. I look forward to seeing you. Very best wishes for Christmas and New Year. 
Harry Paske, OLA Secretary.