List of Old Worthians
The following is a list of some notable Old Worthians, being former pupils of Worth School in the United Kingdom.
Politics
- Nick Cruz, politician and leader of the Progressive Democratic Party.
- Ferdinand Marcos Jr, politician and senator in the 16th Congress of the Philippines.[1]
Ferdinand Marcos Jr, politician and senator in the 16th Congress of the Philippines.
Religion
- Austen Ivereigh, founder of Catholic Voices.
- Michael Questier, academic and historian.
- John MacWilliam, White Father and bishop of Laghouat in Algeria.
Nobility
- Sir Dermot de Trafford, 6th Baronet.
- Anthony Noel, 5th Earl of Gainsborough.
- Francis Ormsby-Gore, 6th Baron Harlech.
- Rhodri Philipps, 4th Viscount St Davids
Sport
- Onochie Achike, track and field athlete.
- Tim Hutchings, middle and long-distance runner.
- Nigel Laughton, cricketer and sports administrator
- Tom Mitchell, England rugby sevens captain.[2]
- Henry Surtees, racing driver.[3]
Henry Surtees, racing driver and son of John Surtees. - Nick Walshe, rugby union scrum-half for England.[4]
Art, Entertainment and Music
- Robert Bathurst, actor.
- Andy Carroll, bass player, sound engineer and producer with Acid Jazz punk funk band, Habit, and advertising-jingle composer.
- Harry Enfield, comedian and actor.
- Peter Jonas, director.
- Jim Piddock, actor and writer.
- Matt Preston, restaurant critic and MasterChef Australia judge.
- Luke Elwes, artist.
- Nicholas aka Nick Wesolowski, drummer with Post-Punk band, The Monochrome Set ( formed by members of the original Adam and the Ants) and also a photographer for él Records, a subsidiary of Cherry Red Records
Broadcasting
- James Longman, journalist and foreign correspondent, former BBC, now ABC.
- Christopher Price, journalist and presenter.
- Dominic Waghorn, US correspondent of Sky News.
Business
- Sir John Chisholm, executive.
- David Bell, director of Pearson Group and chairman of the Financial Times.
Sir David Charles Maurice Bell, director of Pearson plc.
- Michael Spencer, interdealer broker and amongst the wealthiest people in the United Kingdom.
- Fernando Zobel de Ayala, president of Ayala Corporation.[5]
- Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala, chairman of Ayala Corporation.[6]
Military
- Air Vice-Marshall David Hawkins, Royal Air Force officer[7]
- Neil Laughton (born 31 October 1963) is a former army officer, entrepreneur and adventurer.
- General Sir Patrick Sanders, British Army officer.
Other
- Michael Aris, historian and husband of Aung San Suu Kyi.[8]
- Philip Mould, art dealer and historian.[9]
- Andrew Murray, trade union official and journalist[10]
- Michael Questier, academic and historian.
See also
- Category:People educated at Worth School
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