Alumni

We encourage students to keep in touch with us after they have moved on to pastures new. It is a delight to catch up with them to find out what wonderful things they have been doing since they left.

We are thrilled to have an ever-increasing number of past students joining our alumni. They have fond memories of their days at Northallerton School & Sixth Form College and like to keep in touch. Many kindly offer to come in to talk to our students about their lives and careers, or even share their expertise by occasionally getting involved in the classroom too. Students find listening to former Northallerton School & Sixth Form College students sharing their experiences very inspirational and these visits have had a very positive effect on the motivation of students across the whole school.

If you were a student at Northallerton School & Sixth Form College formerly Northallerton College and would like to be part of our school alumni group and inspire our young people, please telephone: 01609 773340 or email: northallerton@arete.uk

We would love to hear from you.

Adam Pearson

Since leaving Northallerton College (as it was called!) in 2007, my career has evolved gradually. Upon finishing my GCSEs I decided to pursue my interest in sport. More..

Alex Wickins

‘I attended Northallerton School from 2005 to 2012 for all my secondary school education. I left with A-levels in Art, Biology, and Physics. More..

Daniel Kemp

‘I left Northallerton College in 2002 with A-Levels in art, biology and physics. I went on to do a BTEC Art Foundation course at York College. More..

Dr. Joe Silmon

‘I was a student at the Allertonshire School from 1992 to 1995, and then Northallerton College from 1995 to 1999 (both now parts of Northallerton School). More..

George Robinson

I was a pupil at the Allertonshire between 2006 and 2009, then Northallerton School and Sixth Form College for my GCSE’s and A Level’s (Physical Education, Art and Biology) until 2011 when I started university.

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Helen Goodwin

I attended Northallerton College from 1988-1992 completing my GCSEs and A Levels. More..

Jamie Christon

“I attended both The Allertonshire and Grammar Schools between 1983 and 1990, leaving with GCSEs (was a GCSE guinea pig) and A Levels in History, Geography and Sociology. More..

John Radcliffe

John Radcliffe : (1650 – 1 November 1714) was an English physician, academic and politician.

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Professor Emily Rayfield

‘I attended Northallerton School from 1989 to 1993. After taking A-Levels in Art, Biology and Chemistry, I studied for a degree in Biological Sciences at the University of Oxford.

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Scott Dodsworth

‘I attended Northallerton School for my GCSEs and Sixth Form, leaving in 2000 for university in London. My time at the school set in motion my interest in politics and community – whether through the student council or the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme. More..

Sophie Halliday

I studied at Northallerton School through to 2012, where I left with A Levels in Art, English Language and Psychology. I then took a gap year in New Zealand to train as a ski instructor. More..

Sylvester Cowell

When I was first asked to write something about Sylvester Cowell, I thought about why we honour people of the past. I thought about what makes someone worthy of being in an historical textbook or immortalised by memorial. More..

Tom Riordan

'I was born in Northallerton and went to Mill Hill, the Allertonshire and the College in the 1980s. I did quite well in my exams but it was a history teacher Mr Chedburn who suggested I applied to Oxford and I managed to get in to study history. More..

Victoria Robson

‘I was a pupil at Northallerton School all the way through to A-Levels and left to go to university in 2011 with three A Levels in psychology, English literature, English language and an AS level in textiles. More..

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