Thank you for visiting the Royal Order of Scotland in the South Eastern Counties of England Website and I do hope you will find many things of interest. The Order is an ancient part of Freemasonry and one of the oldest surviving parts, with records going back almost 300 years old.
We hold two meets a year in Surrey and two in Sussex. Our ritual is unique in that it is given in Old doggerel Scottish verse. Being very much a Scottish Order, many of our members dress in kilts or tartan trews at our colourful meetings. And of course when we dine at the end of the
meeting, Haggis is a key part of our meal with the delightful
address to the Haggis, from the poem by Robbie Burns.
Fraternally
Charles