Events
2014 UK Events and Attendees ..........................................................................................................
Photographs from many events can be found on our Flickr pages: www.flickr.com/dulwichcollege-oas-development
Oxford Dinner Pembroke College 31 January 2014
Professor Robert Michell (51-58) Dr Colin Niven OBE Palmes académiques (52-60; Fellow; President)
Mark Berry (55-63) Rachel Collier (Director of University Admissions) Rosie Coombs (Classics) George Couch (04-09) Tom Deasy (05-10) Rachel Dinham (French and Spanish) Konrad Harradine (00-11) Thomas Herbert (05-12) Kevin Jepson (Head of Year 7) Alasdair Kennedy (Deputy Master Academic) Guy Lawrenson (Relationship Manager) Si Jia Liu (IOA, Shanghai, 13) Lewis Lloyd (07-12) Andrew Madden (62-69) Richard Mayo (Director of Music) Biko Mizuno (IOA, Beijing, 13) Dr Colin Niven OBE Palmes académiques (52-60; Fellow; Alleyn Club President) Christopher Parsons (Partnerships Officer) Yijun Quan (10-12) Elliot Read (Deputy Head of Upper School) Stephen Edmonds (94-00) Kim Fong (IOA, Beijing, 13) Caroline Gill (Politics)
Robert Pagliuca (01-12) Freddie Peakman (05-10) Thomas Pope (04-11) Percy Preston (01-12)
Forty-five OAs, International OAs (IOAs – alumni of the College’s overseas partnership schools) and members of staff met for drinks in the Harold Lee Room at Pembroke College. Dinner took place in the Hall and following three excellent courses and a rendition of Pueri Alleynienses, guests received College and Club updates from Alasdair Kennedy (Deputy Master Academic) and the President, Dr Colin Niven OBE (52-60; Fellow). Professor Robert Michell (51-58) gave a response on behalf of guests, some of whom had time for a drink in Pembroke’s JCR bar before making their way home. Laurence Anderson (45-50) The Revd. Canon Ian Arthur (52-57) Adrian Barrett-Greene (History) Timothy Baxter (01-12) Oliver Cassell (79-82) Geoffrey Cheng (08-10) Dominic Coelho (06-11) Rachel Collier (Director of University Admissions) Katie Cullen (Alumni Events Officer) Hendrik Ehlers (02-11) Christopher Field (51-59; Staff 69-00; Past President; Secretary) David Flower (Head of History and Politics) Rajeet Ghosh (02-07) Dr Toby Griffiths (Head of Junior School) Martin Havelock (65-72) Dr Stuart Herbertson (54-61) Alasdair Kennedy (Deputy Master Academic) Damian King (Director of Science) Tom Kirk (07-12) Yulin Liu (Dulwich College Suzhou (Int. High School Programme) Tom Lyons (06-13) Charlie MacVicar (08-13)
Felix Rees (02-13) Neale Roy (00-11)
Jacob Sacks-Jones (02-13) Mark Schunemann (08-13) Alex Schymyck (03-10) Edward Sparrow (10-12) Roger Stein (50-58) Edward Stevinson (06-11) Shaun Thein (00-08) Jonny Tovey (06-11) Victoria Trevelyan (History) Dr Arhat Virdi (85-95) Marcus Watson (04-11) Sioban Whitney Low (Director of Development) James Wisson (96-06) Arthur Wolstenholme (05-12) Ambrose Yim (11-13)
Cambridge Dinner St John’s College 28 February 2014
Dr George Reid (51-59) Jervis Rhodes (68-77) Howard Richardson (58-63) Samuel Rose (99-04) Professor Seif Shaheen (68-77) Dr Richard Soper (55-62) Dr Joseph Spence (The Master) Douglas Tang (09-11) Ten Years On Reunion
Thirty-one Old Alleynians and staff gathered at St John’s College on the evening of Friday 28 February and were delighted to welcome three IOAs from the Dulwich College schools in Beijing and Shanghai who are now studying at Cambridge. The Master delivered a lively update on recent events at the College and the President (an alumnus of Caius College) shared a selection of humorous stories from his time at Dulwich and Cambridge. Dr George Reid (51-59), Head of the Office of Intercollegiate Services and former Senior Bursar of St John’s, delivered a witty and thoughtful reply on behalf of the University.
(Class of 2004) Dulwich College 14 March 2014
More than 80 OAs and their teachers gathered in the Pavilion Salle and enjoyed catching up with old friends and learning about all that is going on at the College today. A welcome was provided by the Master and Graham Able, Master of the College during the schooldays of
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