The careers of two Alleyn’s alumni have collided in a happy coincidence as actor Nick Day (Dutton’s 1966) stars in a brand-new production of Michael Hastings’s (Brading’s 1953) forgotten gem Don’t Destroy Me.
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Alleyn’s welcomed back Julia Elkouby (Tyson’s 2015) to inspire current students during Eco Week.
Thank you to Albert Wayman Scarlett (Cribb's 2015) for inspiring members of the Alleyn’s Medics Society.
The 126th EAC Dinner brought together alumni, former staff and pupils for a fantastic evening of food, friendship and fundraising.
Dobrinka Tabakova (Tyson’s 1997) has been awarded The Ivor Novello Award for Best Community and Participation Composition.
Congratulations to Luc De Fougerolles (Roper's 2024) who has been named in Canada Soccer Men’s National Team squad for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League Quarterfinals!
The Alleyn’s Cornflower Club Lunch was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and thank our Cornflower Club members for their continued friendship and support.
Congratulations to Luc De Fougerolles (Roper's 2024) who not only made his first competitive start in the League Cup for Fulham FC on 1 November but was also Man of The Match!
James Hyland (Tyson's 1992) will receive the Hamilton Deane Award from the world-famous Dracula Society for his haunting production of Dracula's Guest.
We were delighted to visit New York and Boston to connect with the global Alleyn’s community and to learn from leading institutions in North America.
Congratulations to Charlie Dark MBE (Cribb’s 1989) on receiving an Honorary Doctorate from London South Bank University.
Alleyn’s alumni, parents and Film Studies students came together for a fantastic Film, TV & Media networking evening hosted by Reno Antoniades (Tulley’s 1984).
Alleyn's alumna and Governor Faith Locken (Roper's 2011) delivered a fascinating talk on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
Alleyn's Alumna returns to AJS to talk to pupils about her role at The Trussell Trust.
Major TV and film vehicle designer and creator, Nico Ferrari (Spurgeon's 2005), returned to Alleyn's to inspire Design & Technology and Film Studies pupils.