List of people educated at Millfield
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Founded in 1935, Millfield is a co-educational Independent school for pupils aged 13–18 years based in Street, Somerset, England.
Millfield is a registered charity and is the largest co-educational boarding school in the UK with approximately 1,240 pupils, of whom over 950 are full boarders of over 65 nationalities. Millfield Development and the Millfield Foundation, raises money to fund scholarships and bursaries. The school is a member of the G20 Schools Group and a member of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference. The Millfield campus is based over 240 acres in Somerset, in Street, in the South West of England.
Former pupils of Millfield school in Somerset are known as Old Millfieldians or OMs. Colloquially they are known by the pejorative "Miffies."
Notable OMs
[edit]A
[edit]- Adwoa Aboah (born 1992), fashion model and actress[1]
- Kesewa Aboah (born 1994), visual artist and model[2]
- Alexander, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia (born 1945), member of Yugoslav royal family[3]
- Tom Alexander (born 1959), businessman[4]
- Anthony Allen (born 1986), rugby union player[5][6]
- Lily Allen (born 1985), singer-songwriter and actress[7][8]
- Prince Asem bin Al Nayef (born 1948), member of Jordanian royal family[citation needed]
- Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan (1955-2019), Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates[9]
- His Royal Highness Ghalib II al-Qu'aiti (born 1948), Sultan of Qu'aiti[10]
- Henry Ashton (born 1991), actor[11]
- Damian Aspinall (born 1960), businessman and conservationist[12]
- Darren Atkins (born 1997), rugby union player[13]
- Joanne Atkinson (born 1959), swimmer[14]
- Jon Atkinson (1969-2025), cricketer[15]
- Anselm Audley (born 1982), author[16]
B
[edit]- Lucy Bailey (born 1962), theatre director[17]
- Kostas Bakoyannis (born 1978), politician[18]
- Ian Balding (1938-2026), racehorse trainer[19]
- Brian Barnes (1945-2019), golfer[20]
- Jenny Barraclough (born 1937), film and television producer[21]
- Joey Barrington (born 1980), squash player[22]
- Stephen Batchelor (born 1961), field hockey player[23]
- Josh Bayliss (born 1997), rugby union player[24]
- Simon Beck (born 1958), artist[25]
- Romeo Beckham (born 2002), model and footballer[26]
- John Lane Bell (born 1945), mathematician and philosopher[27]
- Lauren Bell (born 1999), cyclist[28]
- Daniel Bell-Drummond (born 1993), cricketer[29]
- Jon Bentley (born 1961), journalist and television presenter[30]
- Tom Bertram (born 1977), field hockey player[31]
- Tom Bevan (born 1999), cricketer[32]
- Salem Bin Laden (1946-1988), investor and billionaire businessman[33]
- Kieran Bird (born 1999), swimmer[34]
- Sam Bird (born 1987), racing driver[35]
- Tony Blackburn (born 1943), radio disc jockey[36]
- John Brake (born 1988), rugby union player[37]
- Alan Brooke, 3rd Viscount Brookeborough (born 1952), nobleman and landowner[38]
- Michael Brougham, 5th Baron Brougham and Vaux (1938-2023), nobleman and member of the House of Lords[39]
- Suki Brownsdon (born 1965), swimmer[40]
- Oli Burrows (born 2002), rugby union player[41]
- Charles R. Burton (1942-2002), explorer[42]
C
[edit]- Annie Campbell-Orde (born 1995), rower[43]
- Lewis Capes (born 1971), shot put athlete and American football player[44]
- Richard Caring (born 1948), businessman[45][46]
- Andrew Castle (born 1963), tennis player and broadcaster[47]
- Daniel Catán (1949-2011), composer[48]
- Julian Cayo-Evans (1937-1995), political activist and leader of the Free Wales Army[49]
- Victor Chandler (born 1951), businessman and bookmaker[50]
- Dominic Chappell (born 1966), businessman and racing driver[51]
- Oscar Coggins (born 1999), triathlon athlete[52]
- Ian Collins (born 1962), swimmer[40]
- Jason Connery (born 1963), actor and director[53]
- Pamela Cookey (born 1984), netball player[54]
- Alec Coombes (born 1995), rugby union player[55]
- Stewart Copeland (born 1952), musician and composer[56][36]
- Thompson Cowan (born 2002), rugby union player[57]
- Mark Cox (born 1943), tennis player[58]
D
[edit]- Sophie Dahl (born 1977), author and fashion model[59]
- Euan Dale (born 1985), swimmer[60]
- Ieuan Davies (born 2004), rugby union player[61]
- Rhys Davies (born 1998), rugby union player[62]
- Max Denmark (born 1999), rugby union player[63]
- Peter Denning (1949-2007), cricketer[64]
- James Disney-May (born 1992), swimmer[65]
- Dominic Dromgoole (born 1963), theatre director and writer[66]
- Ben Duckett (born 1994), cricketer[32]
- Chutima Durongdej (born 1985), model and Miss Thailand Universe winner [67]
- Wes Durston (born 1980), cricketer[68]
- John Dunn (born 1940), political theorist[69]
- Ted Dwane (born 1984), musician and member of Mumford and Sons[70]
E
[edit]- Gareth Edwards (born 1947), rugby union player[71][36][72][73]
- Jeremy Edwards (born 1971), actor[74]
- Jago Eliot (1966-2006), surfer and visual artist[75]
- Marwan El Shorbagy (born 1993), squash player[76]
- Mohamed El Shorbagy (born 1991), squash player[77]
- Ella Eyre (born 1994), singer-songwriter[36]
- Ioan Emanuel (born 2005), rugby union player[78]
- Steffan Emanuel (born 2006), rugby union player[79]
F
[edit]- Caleb Falconer (born 2006), cricketer[80]
- Joanna Fargus (born 1982), swimmer[40]
- Lord John FitzGerald (1952-2015), army officer and racehorse trainer[81]
- Timothy Fok (born 1946), businessman and sports administrator[82]
- Caroline Foot (born 1965), swimmer[40]
- Mark Foster (born 1970), swimmer[47][36][8][83]
- Helen Fox (born 1962), children's author[84]
- William Franklyn-Miller (born 2004), actor[85]
G
[edit]- Ruth George (born 1969), politician[86]
- Roger Gibbs (1934-2018), financier and philanthropist[87]
- Rory Gibbs (born 1994), rower[34]
- Jeremy Gilley (born 1969), actor and filmaker[88]
- Victoria Glendinning (born 1937), writer and broadcaster[89]
- Helen Glover (born 1986), rower[90][8]
- Charles Godfray (born 1958), zoologist[91]
- Benjamin Goethe (born 2003), racing driver[92]
- Oliver Goethe (born 2004), racing driver[92]
- Edward Goldsmith (1928-2009), environmentalist and writer[93]
- James Goldsmith (1933-1997), financier and politician[94]
- Lewis Goldsworthy (born 2001), cricketer[95]
- Kaveh Golestan (1950-2003), photojournalist and artist[96]
- Duncan Goodhew (born 1957), swimmer[71]
- Helen Gouldby (born 1968), swimmer[40]
- David Graveney (born 1953), cricketer and cricket selector[97]
- James Guy (born 1995), swimmer[98]
H
[edit]- Rory Hamilton-Brown (born 1987), cricketer[99]
- Richard Harding (born 1953), rugby union player[100]
- Neil Harper (born 1965), swimmer[40]
- Will Harries (born 1987), rugby union player[101]
- Sam Harris (born 2003), rugby union player[102]
- Adam Hastings (born 1996), rugby union player[103]
- Erica Hawley (born 1998), triathlon athlete[104]
- Michael Hayman (born 1970), entrepreneur and author[105]
- David Heath (born 1954), politician and optometrist[106]
- Christopher Hellings (born 1980), cricketer[107]
- James Hewitt (born 1958), army officer[108]
- Suzanna Hext (born 1988), swimmer and equestrian[109]
- James Hildreth (born 1984), cricketer[110]
- Prince Abbas Hilmi (born 1941), Egyptian prince and financial manager[111]
- Matthew Hobden (1993–2016), cricketer[112]
- Ben Hollioake (1977–2002), cricketer[113]
- Ed Horler (born 1995), field hockey player[114]
- Paul Howe (born 1968), swimmer[40]
- Anthony Hudson (born 1981), footballer and football manager[115]
- Martin Hughes-Games (born 1956), television producer and presenter[116]
- Ella Hunt (born 1998), actress and singer-songwriter[117]
- Jon Hunt (born 1953), billionaire businessman[118]
- Andrew Hunter (born 1986), swimmer[40]
- Princess Alia bint Hussein (born 1956), member of Jordanian royal family[citation needed]
- Jack Huston (born 1982), actor and director[119]
J
[edit]- Ed Jackson (born 1988), rugby union player[120]
- Azmet Jah (born 1960), head of the House of Asaf Jahi and cinematographer[121]
- Margot James (born 1957), politician[122]
- Sarah Jarvis (born 1962), general practitioner and broadcaster[123]
- Giorgio Jegher (1937-1997), long-distance runner[citation needed]
- Will Jenkins (born 1994), cricketer[124]
- Nigel Johnson (born 1953), swimmer[40]
- Evan Jones (born 2004), swimmer[125]
- Huw Jones (born 1993), rugby union player[126]
- Simon Jones (born 1978), cricketer[127]
- Jonathan Joseph (born 1991), rugby union player[128]
- Will Joseph (born 2002) rugby union player[129]
K
[edit]- Tazana Kamanga-Dyrbak (born 2002), sprinter[34]
- Dominic Kelly (born 2005), cricketer[130]
- Ruth Kelly (born 1968), politician[131]
- Sharif Khan (born 1945), squash player[132]
- Arvind Khanna (born 1967), politician and businessman[133]
- Nabila Khashoggi (born 1962), actress and businesswoman[134]
- Craig Kieswetter (born 1987), cricketer[135]
- Ömer Koç (born 1962), businessman and art collector[136]
- John Kovalic (born 1962), cartoonist and game designer[137]
- Cameron Kurle (born 1997), swimmer[8]
L
[edit]- Richard Lane (born 1993), rugby union player[138]
- Kevin Latouf (born 1985), cricketer[139]
- Peter Lerpiniere (born 1957), swimmer[40]
- Rose Leslie (born 1987), actress[140]
- Robin Lett (born 1986), cricketer[141]
- Hugh Lindsay (1953-1988), equerry to Elizabeth II[142]
- Ollie Lindsay-Hague (born 1990), rugby union player[143]
- David Luckes (born 1969), field hockey player[144]
M
[edit]- John Mallett (born 1970), rugby union player[145][72]
- Richard Mantell (born 1981), field hockey player[146]
- Simon Mantell (born 1984), field hockey player[147]
- Peter Marshall (born 1971), squash player[148]
- Rosalind Maskell (1928-2016), microbiologist[149]
- Will Matthews (born 1985), rugby union player[150]
- Simon Mawer (1948-2025), author[151]
- Tom Maynard (1989-2012), cricketer[120]
- Keith McAdam (born 1945), cricketer and physician[152]
- John McFall (born 1981), sprinter and astronaut[153]
- Meghrajji III (1923-2010), Maharaja of Dhrangadhra-Halvad[154]
- Tyrone Mings (born 1993), footballer[36]
- Clare Montgomery (born 1958), barrister and judge[155]
- Olly Morgan (born 1985), rugby union player[156]
- Max Mosley (1940-2021), businessman and racing driver[157]
- Lady Tatiana Mountbatten (born 1990), equestrian[158]
N
[edit]- James Nathan (born 1973), head chef[159]
- Arun Nayar (born 1964), businessman and former husband of Liz Hurley[160]
- Conor Niland (born 1981), tennis player and author[161]
- John Norman (born 1936), cricketer[162]
- Lando Norris (born 1999), racing driver[163] and 2025 Formula One World Drivers' Champion
- Filip Nowacki (born 2007), swimmer[164]
- Ben Nugent (born 1992), footballer[165]
O
[edit]- Mark Odejobi (born 1988), rugby union player[166]
- Gabriel Oghre (born 1998), rugby union player[167]
- Adesuwa Oni (born 1989), actress[168]
- Peter Openshaw (born 1954), immunologist[169]
- Chris Oti (born 1965), rugby union player[72]
P
[edit]- Sharan Pasricha (born 1980), hotelier[170]
- Matt Perry (born 1977), rugby union player[171][73]
- Lady Melissa Percy (born 1987), fashion designer and tennis player[172]
- Alex Pettyfer (born 1990), actor and model[36][8]
- Mia Phiri (born 2003), swimmer[173]
- Daniel Poleshchuk (born 1996), squash player[174]
- Kieran Powell (born 1990), cricketer[175]
Q
[edit]- Marc Quinn (born 1964), visual artist[176]
R
[edit]- Anthony Radziwiłł (1959-1999), television executive and filmmaker[177]
- Mary Rand (1940-2026), long jump athlete[178]
- Grace Rapp (born 1995), footballer[179]
- Reuben Reid (born 1988), footballer[180]
- Toby Reynolds-Cotterill (born 1997), field hockey player[181]
- Emily Richards (born 2001), swimmer[182]
- Ewan Richards (born 2002), rugby union player[183]
- Matt Richards (born 2002), swimmer[184]
- Michael Ridpath (born 1961), author[185][73]
- Eden Robinson (born 2006), multi-event athlete[186]
- Chris Robshaw (born 1986), rugby union player[72]
- Peter Roebuck (1956-2011), cricketer and newspaper columnist[187]
- Danilo Rosafio (born 2001), swimmer[34]
- Roland Rudd (born 1961), public relations executive[188]
- Rhys Ruddock (born 1990), rugby union player[189]
- Stuart Rushmere (born 2000), field hockey player[55]
S
[edit]- Jazmin Sawyers (born 1994), long jump athlete[190]
- Jami Schlueter (born 2002), multi-event athlete[34]
- Daphne Schrager (born 2000), para-cyclist[191]
- John Sergeant (born 1944), journalist and broadcaster[71][47][36][73]
- John Senior (born 1960), founder of Heroes Welcome UK[192][193]
- Callum Sheedy (born 1995), rugby union player[194]
- Nicollette Sheridan (born 1963), actress[195]
- Padmanabh Singh (born 1998), polo player[160]
- Jemma Simpson (born 1984), middle-distance runner[196]
- Sir Benjamin Slade (born 1946), aristocrat and businessman[197]
- Will Smeed (born 2001), cricketer[198]
- Julian Smith (born 1971), politician[199]
- John Standing (born 1934), actor[73]
- Hamish Steele (born 1991), animator and television writer[32]
- Sarah Stirk (born 1978), television presenter[200]
- Luke Sutton (born 1976), cricketer[201]
T
[edit]- Milly Tanner (born 1999), track cyclist[55]
- Jeremy Thomas (born 1949), film producer[202]
- Rosie Thomas (born 1947), journalist and author[203]
- Elise Thorner (born 2001), steeplechase athlete[204]
- Yvonne Tobis (born 1948), swimmer[40]
- Isabella Tree (born 1964), author and conservationist[205]
- Harvey Trump (born 1968), cricketer[206]
V
[edit]- Archie Vaughan (born 2005), cricketer[207]
- Vajiralongkorn (born 1952), King of Thailand[208]
- Mako Vunipola (born 1991), rugby union player[72][209]
W
[edit]- Jehangir Wadia (born 1973), businessman[155]
- Ness Wadia (born 1971), businessman[210]
- Ben Wallace (born 1970), politician[211]
- Max Waller (born 1988), cricketer[212]
- Ian Ward (born 1972), cricketer and broadcaster[213]
- Cleve West (born 1958), garden designer[214]
- Chris Wickham (born 1950), historian[215]
- Brodie Williams (born 1999), swimmer[216]
- J. P. R. Williams (1949-2024), rugby union player[72]
- Sophie Williams (born 1991), fencer[65]
- Harry Williamson (born 1950), musician and producer[217]
- Peter Wilson (born 1986), sport shooter[8][83]
- Sarah Winckless (born 1973), rower[83]
Z
[edit]- Urška Klakočar Zupančič (born 1977), jurist and politician[218]
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