Notable Old Lodge Boys
- Sir Reynold Abel Alleyne, Member of H.M. Council in Barbados for 30 years and Colonel of Militia
- Sir John Worrell Carrington, Chief Justice of Hong Kong
- Sir Henry Bovell, Attorney General, Solicitor General, Chief Justice British Guiana
- Sir Herbert Greaves, Solicitor General, Queen's Counsel, Attorney General, Leader, House of Assembly
- Sir Aubrey Goodman, Solicitor General, Attorney General, Chief Judicial Commissioner of the Federated Malay States, Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements.
- Capt Edward Hooper Senhouse RN, Provost Marshall of Barbados, Colonel Adjutant General Barbados Militia
- Dean Phillip Lovell Phillips, Delegate who defended Barbados' Constitution in 1876 against the Secretary of State for the Colonies.
- Sir Robert Bowcher Clarke, Member of House Assembly, Solicitor General and Chief Justice
- Sir Randall Phillips President of the Legislative Council
- Dr Sir Grey Massiah, former Presidents of the Legislative Council and Senate of Barbados. Senate of Barbados
- Sir William Chandler, President of the Legislative Council
- Sir Laurie Pile, President of the Legislative Council
- Sir John Hutson, President of the Legislative Council
- John Douglas Claude Goddard, captain, West Indies Test cricket team, 1947/8 - 1951/2 and 1957
- Sir John Stanley Goddard K.A., Independent Senator of the Barbados Senate
- Sir David Simmons, K.A., Queens Counsel, Attorney General, Chief Justice of Barbados
- Frederick B Smith, First Captain of Barbados Cricket Team inaugural match against Demerara in 1865
- Michael Carrington, DLP MP and Speaker of the House of Assembly
- E.L. "Jimmy" Cozier, founder, Barbados Daily News
- W.A.L. Tony Cozier, cricket writer and broadcaster
- Floyd Reifer, captain, West Indies Test cricket team, 2009
- Brad "Bad Lovely" Lovell; artist, publisher, writer and multimedia designer
- Torrey Pilgrim, founder of Sir Frank Worrell Global Foundation
- Rt Hon Stephen Lashley DLP MP and Minister of Sports
- Rt Hon Dr. Jerome Walcott, former BLP MP and Minister Of Health
- Rt Hon Noel "Barney" Lynch, Former BLP MP and Minister of Tourism
- Ralph "Bizzy" Williams, Entrepreneur
- Major Sam Headley, former Head Boy of the Lodge School, retired Permanent Secretary.
- Roy Marshall, former first-class cricketer with Hampshire, UK
- Prof Dr. Henry Fraser, Dean University of the West Indies School of Medicine & Clinical Research
- Kyffin Simpson CBE, leading businessman and international entrepreneur
- Anthony J. Da Silva, Chairman of Innotech Services Limited, Director of Barbados Tourism Investment Inc, Barbados Turf Club, Needhams companies
- James Wedderburn (athlete), First Barbadian to win an Olympic medal as part of the 1960 Bronze medal-winning West Indies Federation 4x400 team
- Theodore "Val" Mc Comie, former Ambassador to the U.S and OAS Assistant Secretary General
- George Jones, Anderson "Youngblood" Armstrong, Terry "The Mexican" Arthur, Founding members of Music group Square One
- Captain Peter Short, former President of the BCA and WICBC
- Owen Estwick, former Vice President of the BCA and board member of the WICBC
- Mc Donald "Mac" Fingall, entertainer, comedian
- Trevor Marshall, historian
- Peter Simmons, former Barbados High Commissioner to UK
- Sir David Seale, businessman and entrepreneur
- David Allan, former West Indies wicket keeper
- Richard "Prof" Edwards, former West Indies fast bowler
- Dr Oscar Jordan, Island Scholar and noted medical doctor, Chairman of the Barbados Diabetes Foundation
- Patrick Frost, one of few West Indians to represent Oxford in cricket and dedicated Lodge School Master
- Eric Murray (the late), Barbadian Canadian journalist
- Senator R. Geoffrey Cave, CBE, BCH, LLD, Senator and Businessman
- Laurie Johnson, a Barbados-born cricketer who played for Derbyshire between 1949 and 1966.
- Michael Frederick, West Indian Test cricketer
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