Royal Grammar School Worcester - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

See also: Category:People educated at the Royal Grammar School Worcester

Famous Old Boys of the school or Worcester Old Elizabethans (more complete list here), include (in alphabetical order)

  • John Mark Ainsley (born 1963) Tenor
  • Sir Roy Allen (R.G.D. Allen) (1906–1980) Economist
  • Jonny Arr (born 1988), rugby union player
  • The Very Rev. David Bird (born 1946) Dean, Trinity Cathedral, San Jose, USA
  • Dom Augustine Bradshaw (1574–1618) Catholic missionary
  • Sir Reginald Bray KG (d.1503) Statesman and Architect
  • Tim Curtis (born 1960) Cricketer, former captain of Worcestershire.
  • Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833–1870) National Poet of Australia
  • Dean Headley (born 1970) Former England International Cricketer
  • Imran Khan (born 1952) Pakistani Cricketer
  • John McKenna (born 1964), Royal Society of British Sculptors
  • William Langland (1330–1387)
  • Benjamin Williams Leader RA (1831–1923) Artist
  • Sir Thomas Littleton (1407–1481) Lawyer
  • Jurek Martin (born 1942) Financial Times Foreign Correspondent and former Foreign Editor
  • Julian Phillips (born 1965) Former Head Boy and Businessman
  • Neil Pinner (born 1990), cricketer
  • Graham Robb (born 1958) Author
  • T J Cobden Sanderson (1840–1922) Arts and Crafts movement pioneer
  • Philip Serrell TV Auctioneer. He is this year's Old Elizabethans' President.
  • Jon Turley (born 1971) Children's writer
  • Simon Webb (born 1955) TV, Theatre and Film composer
  • Professor Michael Wilding (born 1942) Australian Author
  • Sir Edward Leader Williams (1828–1910) civil engineer (Manchester Ship Canal)

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