News from OBs

July has been quite the month for Marcus Smith (Le. 2011-17).

Recent graduate, Ellie, has won "The John Lewis and Partners Award for Design and Innovation" for her product, the Terracooler.

Following in his father, Sibrandt's (Go. 1926-31), footsteps, Michael came to the College from Jamaica in 1957. He moved to Canada after finishing his O-Levels at the College and has lived there ever since. 

Annabel (Ch. 2010-15) is a violinist and keen cook, living in Glasgow. She tells us about the challenges of a life in music, what advice she'd give to a Brighton College pupil, and her island life playing violin on a sunlounger (eating ice cream).

To celebrate Father's Day we spoke to a father and son who have both passed through Brighton College. Paul (Le. 1972-77) is a Chartered Accountant and Seb (Le. 2009-16) graduated from the University of Birmingham last year.

Huge congratulations to Marcus (Le. 2011-17), who has been named the Rugby Players' Association Young Player of the Year.

Ronald Levy (Br. 1949-57) was the oldest of the three Levy brothers to attend Brighton College – with Edward (Br. 1956-62) and Gerald (Br. 1959-64) following in his footsteps through the school.

Keith (Br. 1950-55), who came to the College in 1950 and left as Head of House, has dedicated his life to delivering life-changing eye surgery to patients in Africa.