News from OBs

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.

Laura Marsh (Fe. 2000-05) has launched Laura Marsh Cricket Coaching: an online coaching platform for developing spin bowlers. 

Macy Young (Se. 2005-18) has attained one of the very few sought after places at an incredibly competitive top drama school to study a BA Hons in Acting.

Fleur (Wi. 1999-2004) is Communications Director for In Defense of Animals and lives in San Francisco. She's a passionate animal rights campaigner and has travelled all over the world fighting for animals lives. She spoke to us about how she knew from an early age that she needed to work to protect animals and that she'd actually be quite happy on a desert island.