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Notable Alumni

Thousands of students have graduated with a St Peter’s educationand have gone on to demonstrably succeed in their lives andcareers.

Today we can claim responsibility for the current Governor of the Bank of England, theformer Chief of the Defence Sta� and numerous leading journalists, actors, artists, judgesand business leaders.

We are immensely proud of all of our alumni and here is just a �avour of those who haveattained a prominent position in their �eld. Do contact us if you feel we have omittedanyone who would add to this story of alumni achievement.

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Business Andy Hornby (1985) CEO of Gala Coral Group and formerly Group Chief Executive of Alliance Boots and

HBOS.

Business François Perrodo (1997) President of Perenco, a global oil services company, since 2007.

Business Kate Jarvis (1985) Director of Busines Afairs and Main Board member, Telefonica.

Business Kuseni Dlamini (1994) Chairman, Times Media Group (South Africa) since 2012. Formerly CEO, Emerging

Markets at Old Mutual. Rhodes Scholar, named a Young Global Leader by the World

Economic Forum in 2008.

Business Paul Geddes (1987) CEO of Direct Line Insurance Group Plc.

Business Peter Foy (1960) Chairman of Creative Tank Ltd, formerly Managing Director of McKinsey & Co UK

and Director of PepsiCo Inc and Safeway Plc.

Business Srinivas Madipalli (2012) Founder and CEO of Accomable.

Business The Hon. Robert Hanson (1980) Chairman of Hanson Family Holdings.

Business Wallace "Wally" Olins CBE (1954, deceased

2014)

Brand consultant, author whose books have been translated into 18 languages.

Charity and Philanthropy Louisa Leventis (1993) Worldwide co-ordinator of the A.G. Leventis Foundation that supports the

promotion and preservation of Hellenic culture, with special emphasis on education.

Charity and Philanthropy Miel de Botton (1987) Philanthropist and recording artist.

Charity and Philanthropy Paul Farmer CBE (1984) Chief executive of Mind, the leading mental health charity in England and Wales.

Charity and Philanthropy Smruti Sriram (2005) Co-Founder, Wings of Hope charity and CEO of Supreme Creations, one of the

world's largest manufacturer of reusable bags and ethical packaging.

Charity and Philanthropy Sophie Dalrymple (née Sackler) (2002) Trustee of the Sackler Trust.

Education F. King Alexander (1989) President and Chancellor of Louisiana State University since 2013.

Education Prof Abdul Raufu Mustapha (1988, deceased

2017)

Distinguished African Studies scholar

Education Prof Daniel Hastings (1973) Cecil and Ida Green Education Professor of Engineering Systems and Aeronautics

and Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Education Prof Daniel Woolf (1980) Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Queen’s University, Canada.

Education Prof Mukesh Kapila CBE (1974) Professor of Global Health and Humanitarian Afairs at the University of Manchester

and Special Representative for the Aegis Trust for the prevention of crimes against

humanity.

Education Prof Peter Mack (1973) Director of the Warburg Institute, Professor of English at the University Warwick

and Fellow of the British Academy.

Education Prof Rory Wilson (1976) Professor Of Aquatic Biology and Head of the Institute of Environmental

Sustainability, University of Swansea.

Education Prof Sir Charles Godfray (1976) Hope Professor of Entomology, University of Oxford. Fellow of Jesus College and

Honorary Fellow of St Peter's College.

Education Prof Sir David Eastwood (1980) Vice-Chancellor of the University of Birmingham.

Education Prof Sir Gordon Duf (1969) Principal of St Hilda's College, Oxford, and the Lord Florey Professor of Molecular

Medicine, University of Shefield.

Education Vinod Mathur (1989) Director of Wildlife Institute of India (February 2014).

Financial Services Dr Daniel Zelikow (1983) Managing Director, J P Morgan Chase & Co., Washington DC.

Financial Services Dr Florian Heider (1991) Principal Economist at the European Central Bank.

Financial Services Dr Mark Carney (1991) Current Governor of the Bank of England and Chairman of the G20's Financial

Stability Board.

Financial Services Steve Diggle (1985) Co-founder and manager of Artradis, a hedge fund group significantly focused on

arbitrage and volatility trading in Asia.

Law and Enforcement Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope (1972) Formerly the First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval staff.

Law and Enforcement Commander Mark Emerton (1980) Judge at the Ministry of Justice.

Law and Enforcement Gen Sir Nicholas Houghton (1977) Former Chief of the Defence Staff of the British Armed Forces. Current Constable of

the Tower of London

Law and Enforcement Hon. Mr Justice Elliot Myers (1974) Supreme Court Justice, British Columbia.

Law and Enforcement Lt Col Julian Moir (1980) King's Royal Hussars until 2011. Defence consultant.

Law and Enforcement Matt Jukes (1992) Chief Constable of South Wales Police.




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Law and Enforcement Paul Condon, Baron Condon (1972) Life peer, formerly Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

Law and Enforcement The Hon Mr Justice Mann (1970) High Court Judge.

Law and Enforcement The Hon Mr Justice Stephen Stewart (1971) High Court Judge.

Law and Enforcement The Hon Mr Justice Teare (1970) High Court Judge.

Media and Journalism Afua Hirsch (1999) Author, former Social Affairs and Education Editor at Sky News , former Africa

Correspondent for The Guardian .

Media and Journalism Annabel Rivkin (1992) Executive Editor, Tatler

Media and Journalism Ben Wright (1995) Washington Correspondent for BBC News since 2012.

Media and Journalism Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani (2004) Journalist and presenter, Hufington Post Live, New York.

Media and Journalism Devika Bhat (2000) Washington Correspondent and Washington Online News Editor at The Times .

Media and Journalism Duncan Hooper (1997) Editor in Chief of Digital Platforms for Euronews.

Media and Journalism Geordie Greig (1979) Editor of The Daily Mail , formerly editor of The Evening Standard and literary editor

of The Sunday Times .

Media and Journalism Gordon Corera (1992) BBC Security Correspondent since 2004.

Media and Journalism Helen Lewis (2001) Staff writer at The Atlantic . Former Deputy Editor of The New Statesman .

Media and Journalism Helen Wallace (1986) Music journalist and former Editor of BBC Music Magazine.

Media and Journalism James Chapman (1996) Politics Editor at The Daily Mail since 2009.

Media and Journalism Martin Ivens (1977) Editor of The Sunday Times .

Media and Journalism Martin Webber (1984) Business News Editor, BBC World Service.

Media and Journalism Matt Frei (1982) Channel 4 News presenter and formerly the BBC's Washington correspondent.

Media and Journalism Norman Smith (1978) Chief Political Correspondent for the BBC News.




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Media and Journalism Rhys Blakely (1995) LA Correspondent at The Times since 2011. Formerly Mumbai correspondent (2007-

2011)

Media and Journalism Richard Galpin (1982) BBC World Affairs Correspondent.

Media and Journalism Richard Lloyd Parry (1987) Asia Editor of The Times and author of In the Time of Madness , about Indonesia

and East Timor.

Politics and Diplomacy Adoga Augustine Onah (1975) Former Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, North Korea and Equatorial

Guinea.

Politics and Diplomacy Dr Karin von Hippel (1987) Director General, Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies

(RUSI).

Politics and Diplomacy Elizabeth Joyce (1991) Chief of Section, United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee.

Politics and Diplomacy Eric Anthony (Tony) Abrahams (1962) Rhodes Scholar and Minister in the Jamaican Government. Invited Malcolm X to

speak at the Oxford Union while President - read more here.

Politics and Diplomacy Masamichi Hanabusa (1958) Japanese Ambassador to Italy, 1997-99.

Politics and Diplomacy Mr Justice Edward Akufo-Addo (1933,

deceased 1979)

Chief Justice and later President of the Republic of Ghana, 1969-72.

Politics and Diplomacy Peter Bateman (1978) British Ambassador to Azerbaijan and formerly British Ambassador to Luxembourg.

Politics and Diplomacy Robert Gavron, Baron Gavron (1950) Life peer, former Chairman the Guardian Media Group 1997-2000, Chairman of the

Folio Society, and Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.

Politics and Diplomacy Robin Hodgson, Baron Hodgson of Astley

Abbotts (1961)

Life peer, former Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party and MP for Walsall

North.

Politics and Diplomacy Sarah Bamber (1992) UK Deputy Consul-General, Hong Kong since 2013.

Politics and Diplomacy Sir Gerald Warner KCMG (1951) Security and Intelligence Co-ordinator in the Cabinet Oice, 1991-6. Honorary Fellow.

Politics and Diplomacy Sir Julian King KCVO CMG (1982) Former British Ambassador to Ireland (2009-11), Permanent Secretary to the

Northern Ireland Oice (2011-14), Director General Economic & Consular at the

Foreign & Commonwealth Oice (2014-2016), and now EU Commissioner for the

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Politics and Diplomacy Sir Kenneth Bloomfield (1949) Head of Northern Ireland Civil Service, 1984-91.

Politics and Diplomacy Sir Rex Masterman Hunt (1944, deceased

2012)

British Governor of the Falkland Islands between 1980 and 1985.

Politics and Diplomacy Sir Roger Bone (1962) Former President of Boeing UK and former British Ambassador to Sweden and

Brazil.

Politics and Diplomacy The Hon Carl Albert (1931, deceased 2000) US Congressman and Speaker of the House of Representatives, 1971-76.

Politics and Diplomacy The Hon. Lino Spiteri MP (1971, deceased

2014)

Former Labour Minister within the government of Malta in the 1980s. Former

Chairman of the Central Bank of Malta. Novelist and Journalist.

Politics and Diplomacy Tim Clarke (1979) Former EU Ambassador to Tanzania.

Religion Archbishop Sir David Moxon (1978) The Archbishop of Canterbury's Representative to the Holy See and Director of the

Anglican Centre in Rome.

Religion Rt Rev John Pritchard (1966) Formerly Bishop of Oxford.

Religion Rt Revd Libby Lane (1986) Bishop of Derby. Formerly Bishop of Stockport. The first female Bishop for the

Church of England.

Religion Rt Revd Trevor Willmott (1968) Formerly Bishop of Dover.

Religion Sir Paul Reeves (1959, deceased 2011) Archbishop and Governor General of New Zealand, 1985-90, and first Chancellor of

Auckland University of Technology.

Science and Medicine Dr Chris van Tulleken (1996) Infectious diseases doctor and TV presenter.

Science and Medicine Dr Joanna Chikwe (1994) Cardiovascular Surgeon, Professor of Cardiovascular Surgery at Icahn School of

Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital, and Chairman of the Department of

Cardiovascular Surgery at Mount Sinai St Luke's.

Science and Medicine Prof Ajit Lalvani (1983) Chair of Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health Research, Clincal Research

Fellow at Imperial College and Founding Director of the Tuberculosis Research

Centre.

Science and Medicine Prof Hashim Ahmed FRCS(Urol) (1994) Chair of Urology at Imperial College London, internationally renowned expert

urologist in prostate cancer.

Science and Medicine Prof Mark Williams (1970) Professor of Clinical Psychology and Wellcome Principal Research Fellow at the

University of Oxford. Co-developer of Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy and

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Science and Medicine Prof Sir Gordon Duf (1969) Principal of St Hilda's College, Oxford, and the Lord Florey Professor of Molecular

Medicine, University of Shefield.

Sport David Davies (1969) Former Executive Director of the English Football Association.

Sport Dr Malav Shrof (1992) Represented India at Sailing (49er Class) at the 2004 Athens Olympics and was

coach of the India Sailing Team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Sport Jamie Dalrymple (2000) Former professional cricketer. An Oxford Blue, who played for the English One Day

International team and captained the Glamorgan County Cricket Club.

Sport Karl Hudspith (2010) Rowed in four consecutive Boat Races, winning in 2011, 2012 and 2014.

Sport Mikael Blomquist (2004) American rower who won the Men's Eight World Championships in 2005 and won

the Boat Race in the same year.

Sport Peter Stagg (1960) Former Scotland and British Lions rugby international.

Sport Robin Herd (1958) Co-founder of Formula 1 and IndyCar team March Racing and Chairman of Oxford

United (1996-97).

Sport Stewart Wilson (1961) Former Scotland rugby international and captain.

Theatre, Film and Music Andrew Collier (1994) Theatre producer and entrepreneur. Founder of minor Entertainment theatre

business.

Theatre, Film and Music Bill Ashton OBE (1957) Saxophonist, composer, and co-founder of the London Schools Orchestra, now the

National Youth Jazz Orchestra.

Theatre, Film and Music Bridget Foreman (1986) Playwright, actor and Director of the Riding Lights Theatre Company.

Theatre, Film and Music Dougal Lee (1977) Stage actor.

Theatre, Film and Music Dr William Chapman Nyaho (1978) Ghanaian-American concert pianist.

Theatre, Film and Music Elliot Levey (1992) Actor with National Theatre. Has appeared in several films, including Philomena

and The Queen .

Theatre, Film and Music Georgia Masters (1982) Film producer, Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels , Mean Machine .

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Theatre, Film and Music Hugh Dancy (1994) Emmy-nominated actor who has appeared in films Black Hawk Down , King Arthur ,

Shooting Dogs and television shows Daniel Deronda (BBC), Cold Feet , Trial and

Retribution and Kavanagh QC .

Theatre, Film and Music Ken Loach (1957) Director of more than 60 films and winner of the Academy Fellowship at the BAFTAs

and the Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival for The Wind that Shakes the Barley

and I, Daniel Blake .

Theatre, Film and Music Lucy Bailey (1979) Theatre Director at the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Theatre, Film and Music Lucy Tregear (1985) TV and Stage actress.

Theatre, Film and Music Mark Payton (1979) Film, TV and stage actor who appeared in Howards End , Emmerdale and The Bill .

Theatre, Film and Music Nigel le Vaillant (1977) Actor best known for his TV roles in Dangerfield and Casualty .

Theatre, Film and Music Orlando Seale (1991) Actor who has appeared in the films Sleepy Hollow , Pride & Prejudice: A Latter-Day

Comedy , and Hysteria: The Def Leppard Story and television shows The Ghost

Whisperer , The West Wing and Casualty .

Theatre, Film and Music Paul Burbridge (1972) Founder and Artistic Director of Riding Lights Theatre Company.

Theatre, Film and Music Peter Lee-Wright (1968) Documentary film producer, including The Murder of Stephen Lawrence .

Theatre, Film and Music Richard Hefer (1965) Actor who has appeared in dozens of TV dramas since the late 1960s. Played

Capt. Tim Downing in Colditz (1974), starred in The Mad Death (1983) and The

Black Tower (1985), and has appeared most recently in Heartbeat , Ian Fleming: Theatre, Film and Music Simon Beaufoy (1986) Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA award-winning screenwriter, noted especially for

writing The Full Monty, Slumdog Millionaire and Salmon Fishing in the Yemen.




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Srinivas Madipalli (2012)Founder and CEO of Accomable.

François Perrodo (1997)President of Perenco, a global oil services company, since 2007.

Paul Geddes (1987)CEO of Direct Line Insurance Group Plc.

Kuseni Dlamini (1994)Chairman, Times Media Group (South Africa) since 2012. Formerly CEO, EmergingMarkets at Old Mutual. Rhodes Scholar, named a Young Global Leader by the WorldEconomic Forum in 2008.

Kate Jarvis (1985)Director of Busines A�airs and Main Board member, Telefonica.

Andy Hornby (1985)CEO of Gala Coral Group and formerly Group Chief Executive of Alliance Boots and HBOS.

The Hon. Robert Hanson (1980)Chairman of Hanson Family Holdings.

Peter Foy (1960)Chairman of Creative Tank Ltd, formerly Managing Director of McKinsey & Co UK andDirector of PepsiCo Inc and Safeway Plc.

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Smruti Sriram (2005)Co-Founder, Wings of Hope charity and CEO of Supreme Creations, one of the world'slargest manufacturer of reusable bags and ethical packaging.

Louisa Leventis (1993)Worldwide co-ordinator of the A.G. Leventis Foundation that supports the promotionand preservation of Hellenic culture, with special emphasis on education.

Sophie Dalrymple (née Sackler) (2002)Trustee of the Sackler Trust.

Miel de Botton (1987)Philanthropist and recording artist.

Paul Farmer CBE (1984)Chief executive of Mind, the leading mental health charity in England and Wales.

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F. King Alexander (1989)President and Chancellor of Louisiana State University since 2013.

Vinod Mathur (1989)Director of Wildlife Institute of India (February 2014).

Prof Abdul Raufu Mustapha (1988, deceased 2017)Distinguished African Studies scholar

Prof Sir David Eastwood (1980)Vice-Chancellor of the University of Birmingham.

Prof Daniel Woolf (1980)Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Queen’s University, Canada.

Prof Sir Charles Godfray (1976)Hope Professor of Entomology, University of Oxford. Fellow of Jesus College andHonorary Fellow of St Peter's College.

Prof Rory Wilson (1976)Professor Of Aquatic Biology and Head of the Institute of Environmental Sustainability,University of Swansea.

Prof Daniel Hastings (1973)Cecil and Ida Green Education Professor of Engineering Systems and Aeronautics andAstronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Prof Peter Mack (1973)Director of the Warburg Institute, Professor of English at the University Warwick andFellow of the British Academy.

Prof Mukesh Kapila CBE (1974)Professor of Global Health and Humanitarian A�airs at the University of Manchester andSpecial Representative for the Aegis Trust for the prevention of crimes against humanity.

Prof Sir Gordon Du� (1969)Principal of St Hilda's College, Oxford, and the Lord Florey Professor of MolecularMedicine, University of She�eld.

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Dr Mark Carney (1991)Current Governor of the Bank of England and Chairman of the G20's Financial StabilityBoard.

Dr Florian Heider (1991)Principal Economist at the European Central Bank.

Steve Diggle (1985)Co-founder and manager of Artradis, a hedge fund group signi�cantly focused onarbitrage and volatility trading in Asia.

Dr Daniel Zelikow (1983)Managing Director, J P Morgan Chase & Co., Washington DC.

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Matt Jukes (1992)Chief Constable of South Wales Police.

Commander Mark Emerton (1980)Judge at the Ministry of Justice.

Lt Col Julian Moir (1980)King's Royal Hussars until 2011. Defence consultant.

Gen Sir Nicholas Houghton (1977)Former Chief of the Defence Sta� of the British Armed Forces. Current Constable of theTower of London

Hon. Mr Justice Elliot Myers (1974)Supreme Court Justice, British Columbia.

Paul Condon, Baron Condon (1972)Life peer, formerly Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope (1972)Formerly the First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval sta�.

The Hon Mr Justice Stephen Stewart (1971)High Court Judge.

The Hon Mr Justice Mann (1970)High Court Judge.

The Hon Mr Justice Teare (1970)High Court Judge.

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Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani (2004)Journalist and presenter, Hu�ngton Post Live, New York.

Helen Lewis (2001)Sta� writer at The Atlantic. Former Deputy Editor of The New Statesman.









Devika Bhat (2000)Washington Correspondent and Washington Online News Editor at The Times.

Afua Hirsch (1999)Author, former Social A�airs and Education Editor at Sky News, former AfricaCorrespondent for The Guardian.

Duncan Hooper (1997)Editor in Chief of Digital Platforms for Euronews.

James Chapman (1996)Politics Editor at The Daily Mail since 2009.

Ben Wright (1995)Washington Correspondent for BBC News since 2012.

Rhys Blakely (1995)LA Correspondent at The Times since 2011. Formerly Mumbai correspondent (2007-2011)

Annabel Rivkin (1992)Executive Editor, Tatler

Gordon Corera (1992)BBC Security Correspondent since 2004.

Richard Lloyd Parry (1987)Asia Editor of The Times and author of In the Time of Madness, about Indonesia andEast Timor.

Helen Wallace (1986)Music journalist and former Editor of BBC Music Magazine.

Martin Webber (1984)Business News Editor, BBC World Service.

Matt Frei (1982)Channel 4 News presenter and formerly the BBC's Washington correspondent.

Richard Galpin (1982)BBC World A�airs Correspondent.

Geordie Greig (1979)Editor of The Daily Mail, formerly editor of The Evening Standard and literary editor ofThe Sunday Times.

Norman Smith (1978)Chief Political Correspondent for the BBC News.



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Sarah Bamber (1992)UK Deputy Consul-General, Hong Kong since 2013.

Elizabeth Joyce (1991)Chief of Section, United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee.

Dr Karin von Hippel (1987)Director General, Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI).

Sir Julian King KCVO CMG (1982)Former British Ambassador to Ireland (2009-11), Permanent Secretary to the NorthernIreland O�ce (2011-14), Director General Economic & Consular at the Foreign &Commonwealth O�ce (2014-2016), and now EU Commissioner for the Security Union.

Tim Clarke (1979)Former EU Ambassador to Tanzania.

Peter Bateman (1978)British Ambassador to Azerbaijan and formerly British Ambassador to Luxembourg.

Adoga Augustine Onah (1975)Former Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, North Korea and Equatorial Guinea.

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The Hon. Lino Spiteri MP (1971, deceased 2014)Former Labour Minister within the government of Malta in the 1980s. Former Chairmanof the Central Bank of Malta. Novelist and Journalist.

Eric Anthony (Tony) Abrahams (1962)Rhodes Scholar and Minister in the Jamaican Government. Invited Malcolm X to speak atthe Oxford Union while President - read more here.

Sir Roger Bone (1962)Former President of Boeing UK and former British Ambassador to Sweden and Brazil.

Robin Hodgson, Baron Hodgson of Astley Abbotts (1961)Life peer, former Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party and MP for Walsall North.

Masamichi Hanabusa (1958)Japanese Ambassador to Italy, 1997-99.

Sir Gerald Warner KCMG (1951)Security and Intelligence Co-ordinator in the Cabinet O�ce, 1991-6. Honorary Fellow.

Robert Gavron, Baron Gavron (1950)Life peer, former Chairman the Guardian Media Group 1997-2000, Chairman of the FolioSociety, and Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.

Sir Kenneth Bloom�eld (1949)Head of Northern Ireland Civil Service, 1984-91.

Sir Rex Masterman Hunt (1944, deceased 2012)British Governor of the Falkland Islands between 1980 and 1985.

Mr Justice Edward Akufo-Addo (1933, deceased 1979)Chief Justice and later President of the Republic of Ghana, 1969-72.

The Hon Carl Albert (1931, deceased 2000)US Congressman and Speaker of the House of Representatives, 1971-76.

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Rt Revd Libby Lane (1986)Bishop of Derby. Formerly Bishop of Stockport. The �rst female Bishop for the Church ofEngland.

Archbishop Sir David Moxon (1978)The Archbishop of Canterbury's Representative to the Holy See and Director of theAnglican Centre in Rome.

Rt Revd Trevor Willmott (1968)Formerly Bishop of Dover.

Rt Rev John Pritchard (1966)Formerly Bishop of Oxford.

Sir Paul Reeves (1959, deceased 2011)Archbishop and Governor General of New Zealand, 1985-90, and �rst Chancellor ofAuckland University of Technology.

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Dr Chris van Tulleken (1996)Infectious diseases doctor and TV presenter.

Dr Joanna Chikwe (1994)Cardiovascular Surgeon, Professor of Cardiovascular Surgery at Icahn School of Medicineat Mount Sinai Hospital, and Chairman of the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery atMount Sinai St Luke's.

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Prof Hashim Ahmed FRCS(Urol) (1994)Chair of Urology at Imperial College London, internationally renowned expert urologist inprostate cancer.

Prof Ajit Lalvani (1983)Chair of Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health Research, Clincal ResearchFellow at Imperial College and Founding Director of the Tuberculosis Research Centre.

Prof Mark Williams (1970)Professor of Clinical Psychology and Wellcome Principal Research Fellow at the Universityof Oxford. Co-developer of Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy and Honorary Fellowof St Peter's.

Prof Sir Gordon Du� (1969)Principal of St Hilda's College, Oxford, and the Lord Florey Professor of MolecularMedicine, University of She�eld.






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Karl Hudspith (2010)Rowed in four consecutive Boat Races, winning in 2011, 2012 and 2014.

Mikael Blomquist (2004)American rower who won the Men's Eight World Championships in 2005 and won theBoat Race in the same year.

Jamie Dalrymple (2000)Former professional cricketer. An Oxford Blue, who played for the English One DayInternational team and captained the Glamorgan County Cricket Club.

Dr Malav Shro� (1992)Represented India at Sailing (49er Class) at the 2004 Athens Olympics and was coach ofthe India Sailing Team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

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David Davies (1969)Former Executive Director of the English Football Association.

Stewart Wilson (1961)Former Scotland rugby international and captain.

Peter Stagg (1960)Former Scotland and British Lions rugby international.

Robin Herd (1958)Co-founder of Formula 1 and IndyCar team March Racing and Chairman of Oxford United(1996-97).































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Hugh Dancy (1994)Emmy-nominated actor who has appeared in �lms Black Hawk Down, King Arthur,Shooting Dogs and television shows Daniel Deronda (BBC), Cold Feet, Trial andRetribution and Kavanagh QC.

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College History

St Peter's was founded by Bishop Francis James Chavasse (1846-1928), and his son Christopher Maude Chavasse (1884-1962), laterbishop of Rochester (1940-1960), who became the �rst Master andguided the college through its �rst precarious ten years of rapidexpansion. The original aim was to provide a low-cost Oxfordeducation for promising students of limited means.

Bishop Francis James died in 1928. St Peter’s thus became a memorial to this much-lovedevangelical bishop, who was the inspiration and prime-mover behind the building ofLiverpool Cathedral, and its second bishop. Su�cient supporters rallied to a memorialappeal launched by his son to raise £150,000 to build student accommodation and modifyexisting buildings.

A frenetic building programme enabled the University Vice Chancellor to license St Peter's�rst as a Hostel (St Peter's House), then as a Permanent Private Hall - principal donors atthis time included Ella Rowcroft, after whom Staircases I-III are named.

Thus, in 1929 St Peter's Hall was born with 40 students. In the same year, the Hall wasgranted its Coat of Arms incorporating the Arms of Bishop Chavasse and a devicerepresenting the church of St Peter-le-Bailey (now the college chapel).

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The rapid expansion was not without its dangers. By 1933, the worldwide �nancial crisishad struck down the Hall's principal supporter, an educational Trust, which had guaranteedthe £70,000 mortgage secured on the Hall's own buildings. Fortunately, help was at hand:the motor-car manufacturer and philanthropist, William Morris (Lord Nu�eld), came tothe rescue, saving St Peter's from certain closure. Lord Nu�eld's portrait as benefactorsurveys the college dining hall.

During the Second World War, students evacuated from West�eld College, London,occupied the Hall's buildings. St Peter's men were boarded out in other colleges. In 1947,now with 120 students, the Hall was granted the status of "New Foundation", a signi�cantstep in the process of becoming a college. In 1961, with 250 students, the grant of a RoyalCharter to "The Master, Fellows and Scholars of the College of St Peter-le-Bailey"completed the process to full collegiate status.

Since then, with the support of alumni and generous benefactors, the story has been oneof growth and expansion. Women were admitted for the �rst time in 1979. Studentnumbers, including postgraduates, have risen to over 400.

Students entering St Peter’s via the oldest college building, Linton House (1797), will bestruck by the diversity of architectural styles. Many of the buildings have been partially orwholly funded by benefactors, including William Morris, Antonin Besse, Lloyd Dorfman,the Latner family and, most recently, the Perrodo family.

St Peter's is now an established and thriving college of the University. It occupies a sitethat for 600 years has been a home to students, and is a continuation of the medievalHalls that preceded it. The acquisition of this wonderful and most convenient central sitein the City, was, in the words of the �rst Master ‘a chance of ages’. What St Peter's lacks ingreat quadrangles and extensive gardens it gains in intimacy and friendliness, a qualityremarked upon by generation after generation of students for whom it has been home.

Construction work on Hannington Hall (1928)Students of St Peter's House (Oct 1928)Hall portrait of Lord Nu�eld (1937), benefactor of St Peter'sWomen of West�eld College, London, at St Peter's (1942)Women's Gaudy (Oct 1999)John Haynes (1936) inspects the College Charter (Sep 2011)Linton Quad (2016)The Hubert Perrodo Building (2018)Women's Gaudy 2019

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