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Just waiting for someone who went to Eton to post a list from wiki.
Most famous people to go to your school?
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Not really, I was a day boarder because my family are from the town. Not flown in or despatched
.My ex housemate who just moved out about 2 weeks ago was an Eton boy. I'm not sure if he posts here or not, I never asked him. Plays PC games a lot though. I'll get him to come post here and /threadclosed the affair.
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From the heights of Sir Tim Rice all the way down to Jamie Theakston. Rofl.
EDIT: just found some other interesting ones...
Sir Christopher Meyer, ex-Ambassador to USA
Evelyn Waugh the novelist
Rear Admiral Sir Robert Woodard, used to command the Britannia (royal yacht)
ex-HSBC Chairman Stephen Green
EDIT: just found some other interesting ones...
Sir Christopher Meyer, ex-Ambassador to USA
Evelyn Waugh the novelist
Rear Admiral Sir Robert Woodard, used to command the Britannia (royal yacht)
ex-HSBC Chairman Stephen Green
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I did the wiki search as well 
Seven Leicester Tigers and England rugby union footballers: Barry Evans, Graham Rowntree, Dean Richards, Ollie Smith, Sam Vesty, Manu Tuilagi and Sam Harrison
Wigan and England goalkeeper Chris Kirkland
Broadcaster Jason Bourne
Seven Leicester Tigers and England rugby union footballers: Barry Evans, Graham Rowntree, Dean Richards, Ollie Smith, Sam Vesty, Manu Tuilagi and Sam Harrison
Wigan and England goalkeeper Chris Kirkland
Broadcaster Jason Bourne
Dawn French (born 1957), comedian and scriptwriter (St Dunstan's Abbey)
John Fabian (born 1976), England 7s rugby union player
William James (born 1976), Wales rugby union player
Cassie Patten (born 1987), 2008 Olympic bronze medallist swimmer
Tom Daley (born 1994), 18 year old FINA World Champion diver
Rūta Meilutytė (born 1997), swimmer, Olympic gold medalist
John Fabian (born 1976), England 7s rugby union player
William James (born 1976), Wales rugby union player
Cassie Patten (born 1987), 2008 Olympic bronze medallist swimmer
Tom Daley (born 1994), 18 year old FINA World Champion diver
Rūta Meilutytė (born 1997), swimmer, Olympic gold medalist
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He crashed near his school? Or were you just stalking him a lot?
what school?
He crashed near his family home which is near our school. He lived here all his life. He and his family used to chat with us when we were drink in parkland near his home.
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Well, damn
Must have hit the local community very badly.Evoss, I'm a real O.C. Old Cheltonian, that is. It's just as gangster as an O.G. Way grittier than an Old Harrovian, you see.
Paul Gascoigne
Andy Carroll
From high school and then
Alumni
Douglas Appleby, Managing Director of Boots from 1973–81
Sir Kingsley Charles Dunham, geologist, Professor of Geology from 1950-66 at Durham University, President from 1975-7 of the Mineralogical Society and from 1969-72 of the International Union of Geological Sciences
Ronald Hedley CB, zoologist
Barry Laight OBE, engineer and aircraft designer, who became Technical Director of Blackburn Aircraft, chief designer for the Blackburn Buccaneer, then for Hawker Siddeley, helped design the Hawk (as well as the cancelled supersonic P.1154), and President from 1974-5 of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)
Prof John Laing, Courtauld Professor of Animal Husbandry and Hygiene from 1959-84 at the Royal Veterinary College, and President from 1996-8 of the World Association for Transport Animal Welfare and Studies
Madeleine Moon MP
Prof David Parker, Professor of Chemistry since 1992 at Durham University
Peter Reid ARPS, photographer
Anthony Savage CB, Chief Executive from 1972-80 for the Intervention Board for Agricultural Produce (became the Rural Payments Agency in 2001)
Michael Shields CBE, Chief Executive from 1998-2003 of the Northwest Regional Development Agency, Trafford Park Development Corporation from 1987–98 and Trafford Borough Council from 1983-7
Prof Stephen Smith, Professor of Economics since 1997 at University College London
Gerry Steinberg, Labour MP from 1987-2005 of the City of Durham
Prof Sir Graham Teasdale, Professor and Head of Department of Neurosurgery from 1981-2003 at the University of Glasgow, President from 1994-8 of the International Neurotrauma Society, and from 2000-2 of the Society of British Neurological Surgeons, and invented the Glasgow Coma Scale GCS (with Bryan Jennett)
John Towers CBE, Chairman of Rover Group from 2000-5 and General Manager from 1983-6 of Perkins Engines Company Limited
Paul West, Chief Constable since 2003 of West Mercia Police
Frederick Willey, Labour MP from 1945-50 for Sunderland and from 1950-83 for Sunderland North
Prof Thomas D. Wilson, Professor Emeritus at the University of Sheffield, formerly Head of the Department of Information Studies.
From 6th form.
Andy Carroll
From high school and then
Alumni
Douglas Appleby, Managing Director of Boots from 1973–81
Sir Kingsley Charles Dunham, geologist, Professor of Geology from 1950-66 at Durham University, President from 1975-7 of the Mineralogical Society and from 1969-72 of the International Union of Geological Sciences
Ronald Hedley CB, zoologist
Barry Laight OBE, engineer and aircraft designer, who became Technical Director of Blackburn Aircraft, chief designer for the Blackburn Buccaneer, then for Hawker Siddeley, helped design the Hawk (as well as the cancelled supersonic P.1154), and President from 1974-5 of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)
Prof John Laing, Courtauld Professor of Animal Husbandry and Hygiene from 1959-84 at the Royal Veterinary College, and President from 1996-8 of the World Association for Transport Animal Welfare and Studies
Madeleine Moon MP
Prof David Parker, Professor of Chemistry since 1992 at Durham University
Peter Reid ARPS, photographer
Anthony Savage CB, Chief Executive from 1972-80 for the Intervention Board for Agricultural Produce (became the Rural Payments Agency in 2001)
Michael Shields CBE, Chief Executive from 1998-2003 of the Northwest Regional Development Agency, Trafford Park Development Corporation from 1987–98 and Trafford Borough Council from 1983-7
Prof Stephen Smith, Professor of Economics since 1997 at University College London
Gerry Steinberg, Labour MP from 1987-2005 of the City of Durham
Prof Sir Graham Teasdale, Professor and Head of Department of Neurosurgery from 1981-2003 at the University of Glasgow, President from 1994-8 of the International Neurotrauma Society, and from 2000-2 of the Society of British Neurological Surgeons, and invented the Glasgow Coma Scale GCS (with Bryan Jennett)
John Towers CBE, Chairman of Rover Group from 2000-5 and General Manager from 1983-6 of Perkins Engines Company Limited
Paul West, Chief Constable since 2003 of West Mercia Police
Frederick Willey, Labour MP from 1945-50 for Sunderland and from 1950-83 for Sunderland North
Prof Thomas D. Wilson, Professor Emeritus at the University of Sheffield, formerly Head of the Department of Information Studies.
From 6th form.
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Caporegime
The Proclaimers were a year or two above me in school.
Soldato
None that I know of! How would I find out?
School is on Wiki but no info about famous former pupils, or is it former famous pupils?
One interesting fact about the place though, it was founded in 1326, making it one of the oldest schools in England!
School is on Wiki but no info about famous former pupils, or is it former famous pupils?
One interesting fact about the place though, it was founded in 1326, making it one of the oldest schools in England!
Associate
I was Home schooled so can't comment on that, but Ridley Scott & his brother Tony Scott both went to my college.^^
Soldato
Rob Smeadley went to my college. If anyone knows F1