The ESO now issues a bi-annual Alumni newsletter in electronic format. If you are an alumnus of the ESO and have suggestions for either this website or the next edition of Alumni News then please contact michelleleach@eso.ac.uk. We would be delighted to hear from you.
Help us raise funds for students and research and benefit from exclusive offers
If you enjoy the convenience of on-line shopping why not support our research and fundraising efforts at the same time? We are now registered with Easyfundraising.org.uk, an internet site that allows charities to receive a small percentage of their supporters spend at numerous well known on-line retailers. It doesn’t cost a thing to join up but the ESO could receive £’s in contributions! Click the link below or go to www.easyfundraising.org.uk and select European School of Osteopathy as your cause.
Alumni Noticeboard
From class reunions to practice opportunities, if you're a graduate of the ESO and would like to advertise via the ESO's Noticeboard then please do get in touch. Currently being advertised:-
Associate vacancy - osteopath wanted for busy medical practice Dubai
Exciting opportunity for ESO-trained osteopaths to practice in New Zealand
Tree of Life - A History of the ESO
Since opening 50 years ago the ESO has graduated students from 30 different countries and has spearheaded the growth of osteopathy across Europe. Much of the school’s current reputation and continued success is due to the firm foundations laid down by Margery Bloomfield, who founded the School along with her former husband, the late Tom Dummer DO.
Margery has now put her experiences and reminiscences into a fascinating book, Tree of Life, in which Margery looks back on the history of the school. Full of anecdotes and photographs, it is a fascinating story of how even the most challenging problems can be overcome with dedication, enthusiasm and determination.
ESO Principal, Adrian Barnes explains: “Tree of Life reflects the history and growth of the school and yet also reminds us how important it is to keep developing and enhancing our knowledge and scope of osteopathy to ensure we remain a leading educational establishment.”
All proceeds from sales of the book; which is available from all good book stores and on-line from Amazon and Waterstones, go towards a Study Fund for students at the ESO. For more details click here.
