Notable Old Wycliffians
Notable Old Wycliffians include:
- Charlie Sharples, Gloucester Rugby winger.
- Charlie Stayt, presenter of BBC Breakfast on BBC One
- Ananda Coomaraswamy (1877–1947), Philosopher and Art Historian
- William Wasbrough Foster DSO CMG, Canadian businessman, Police and Army officer.
- Brian Fothergill (1921–1990), biographer
- Sir Michael Graydon, Chief of the Air Staff (1992–1997)
- Jeffrey Harborne, Phytochemist
- Somerville Hastings (1878–1967), surgeon and politician
- John May, Secretary General of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award
- Denis Malone, Chief Justice of Belize and later the Cayman Islands
- William Moseley, actor.
- Mike Osborne, jazz musician.
- Gilbert Parkhouse, Glamorgan and England cricketer.
- Charlie Barnett (cricketer), (1910–1993), Gloucestershire and England cricketer.
- Ben Parkin, Member of Parliament for Stroud (1945–50) Paddington North (1953–69)
- Mark Porter, medical doctor and media person.
- Sir Franklin Sibly (1883–1948), geologist and university administrator.
- Jon Silkin, poet
- Sam Russell, Sales Guru and Public Figure
- William Stanier, railway engineer
- Al Stewart, singer-songwriter
- Geoffrey Tovey, serologist and founder of UK Transplant service
- Tim Payne, England rugby player
- Alex Gidman Gloucestershire and England A Cricket Captain
- Jun Tanaka, chef and author
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