Catherine Gallagher (Wi. 2004-06) is an award-winning entrepreneur. She runs her own yoga business, after studying Theology & Religious Studies and Law. Catherine fondly looks back at her time at school and how she wishes she'd been a little bit bolder whilst at the College.
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Women's rights champion, Meera Samanther (Fe. 1977-79) has been selected by Rotary International to be named as a Paul Harris Fellow, for her outstanding contribution to society.
Author Saba Sams (Se. 2009-12) has won the 17th BBC National Short Story Award for "Blue 4eva", taken from her debut collection Send Nudes.
Will Bicknell-Found (Ha. 2010-15) is a comedy actor, as well as a private tutor and luxury goods marketeer.
Sarah Butterfield (Fe. 2010-12) is a trailblazer in activewear. She has co-founded Olive Ridley, which sells sustainable activewear online. Named after a breed of turtle, Olive Ridley is designed and made in Europe and all the pieces are made from Econyl.
Gemma Ashworth (Ch. 2007-16) is a teacher, currently living in Dubai. Sports-mad, Gemma, was Head of House whilst at Brighton and has travelled all over the world since leaving school. She has just started a new role at Repton Dubai.
Henry (Le. 2002-12) and John (Le. 1998-2013) Tydeman, who perform as the group, Barbara, are about to embark on their first showcase tour, including a show at the Prince Albert in Brighton.
Rishi Soni (Du. 1991-96) is Commercial Director, Brighton College International Schools, and lives here in Brighton with his young family. A keen sportsman at school, Rishi remembers back to tours of Zimbabwe as a 12-year-old and tells us which cooking equipment he would be sure to take with him to a desert island.