- Matthew Amroliwala, BBC television news presenter
- Nick Archer, Ambassador to Denmark
- Jonathan Batty, cricketer, Surrey and Gloucestershire wicketkeeper and opening batsman
- Stephen Bicknell, organ designer and lecturer at the Royal Academy of Music
- Arthur Bostrom, actor who played Officer Crabtree in 'Allo 'Allo!
- The Rt Revd Sydney Caulton, Dean of Auckland, Bishop of Melanesia
- The Rt Revd Alan Chesters (bishop) CBE, Bishop of Blackburn 1989-2003
- J. Michael Clarke, composer and musician
- Charles Mark Townshend Colville, 5th Viscount Colville of Culross, BBC Producer and Director, elected hereditary peer 2011
- Anthony Crichton-Stuart, art historian
- Adrian Dannatt, child actor, artist and journalist
- Brian Evans, cricketer, Hertfordshire batsman
- Gary Ferguson, academic, professor of French
- Tim FitzHigham, FRSA, FRGS Perrier Best Newcomer Award nominated comedy writer and performer, actor and explorer
- The Most Revd Drexel Gomez, Primate of the West Indies
- Tim O'Gorman, cricketer - former Derbyshire opening batsman
- John Galbraith Graham, noted British crossword puzzle writer - 'Araucaria' of the Guardian
- The Very Reverend John Robert Hall, Dean, Westminster Abbey
- Patrick Hawes, composer
- Gwyneth Herbert, singer
- James Holland, author
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- Louise Hulland, English television and radio presenter
- The Rt Revd John Inge, Honorary Fellow, Bishop of Worcester
- David Jasper, Professor in Literature and Theology, University of Glasgow
- The Revd John McManners CBE FBA, Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Oxford and winner of the Wolfson History Prize
- Brigadier Allan Mallinson, novelist and military historian
- The Rt Revd Cecil Richard Norgate, former Bishop of Masasi, Tanzania
- Richard Ovenden, Deputy Directior and Head of Special Collections, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford
- Major-General Timothy Radford, Chief of Staff, International Security Assistance Force HQ (Afghanistan)
- Giles Ramsay, dramatist and theatre director
- The Most Revd and Rt Hon Michael Ramsey (Lord Ramsey of Canterbury), former College Tutor, Fellow, Governor and Visitor, Archbishop of Canterbury
- The Rt Revd Anthony Russell, Honorary Fellow, retired Bishop of Ely
- Maeve Sherlock(Baroness Sherlock, of Durham), awarded life peerage in May 2010, Honorary Fellow, former Chief Executive of the Refugee Council and policy advisor to Gordon Brown
- Martin Speight, former Durham County Cricket Club wicketkeeper
- Michael Spurr, Director of Operations, HM Prison Service
- The Rt Revd David Stancliffe, Fellow, retired Bishop of Salisbury
- Robert Swan, Honorary Fellow, Explorer - the first person to reach both the South and North Pole on foot
- The Rt Revd Martin Warner, Bishop of Chichester
- Tim Willcox, BBC television news presenter
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