Notable Former Pupils
See also: Category:People educated at Madras College- Alastair Stewart - ITV News reporter and newscaster
- Rob Dewey - Scottish Rugby international
- Alfred Clunies-Ross - a rugby union international who represented Scotland in the first international rugby match in 1871.
- KT Tunstall - Singer/Songwriter
- Mike Hulme - Professor of climate change, University of East Anglia
- Dogs Die In Hot Cars - Indie band
- Andrew Lemoncello - British long distance runner
- Doon Mackichan - English comedy actress, most notably in Smack the Pony
- Iain Bayne - Drummer in Scottish band Runrig
- Gavin Brown - Former vice-chancellor of the University of Sydney
- Andrew R. C. McLellan - Church of Scotland minister and, since 2002, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons for Scotland
- Ted Brocklebank - Journalist, broadcaster and MSP
- Adam Werritty - Businessman
- Gordon Moulds - Air Commodore who previously held senior post in the Falkland Islands.
- King Creosote - Musician
- James Yorkston - Musician
- Beta Band - Post-folk band
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