Fred again’s chart-topping success:

Fred again, otherwise known as Fred Gibson (B1 2006-11), has been a prominent figure in the music industry with one of his most recent successes including closing Coachella alongside Skrillex and Four Set to almost 100,000 fans. Fred’s first introduction to the music industry began at the age of 16 when introduced to Brian Eno […]

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Atticus and Archie push up for School-Home Support

Atticus Adams (LI 2017-22) and Archie Darke (LI 2017-22), who left last year, are completing 3,899 press ups in June to recognise the 3,899 people who lost their lives to suicide in England in 2022. They said: “mental health has always played a large role in our lives, whether that’s our own or the mental […]

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Mike Dana (B3 1959-63)

Mike Dana’s (B3 1959-63) time at Marlborough was one of great happiness – he looked back on it with huge fondness – and was involved for many years on the committee for the OM Club.  It was at Marlborough that Mike first developed his lifelong interest in printing – experimenting with the school’s printing presses […]

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Edinburgh half marathon in memory of Honor Edwards (LI 2019-21)

Willa Hamilton (MO 2016-21), Olly Munn (LI 2016-21), Grace Pilkington (LI 2020-22) and Lucy Thornton (PR 2019-21) ran the Edinburgh half marathon in memory of Honor Edwards (LI 2019-21). After a long struggle with her mental health, Honor took her own life on the 25th November.  Despite her struggles Honor was a dedicated raiser of […]

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Summer Drinks Gallery 2023

Over 100 OMs gathered in the House of Commons for the Summer Drinks Reception which was kindly hosted by current president Harriett Baldwin (nee Eggleston) (LI 1975 – 77)  

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Coulson running for Children with Cancer UK

Dom Coulson (C1 2013-18) is running the Edinburgh Half Marathon this Sunday in aid of Children with Cancer UK. Coulson, who has several caps for Kenya’s senior rugby team to his name, has been putting in the miles to train for the event which starts with the picturesque backdrop of The University of Edinburgh’s McEwan […]

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Tad Mather (C2 2008-13) attempts the Marathon Des Sables

This month, Tad Mather is looking to run the Marathon Des Sables, a 250km foot race across the Sahara Desert, in order to raise funds for Malaria No More UK. His Employer, Fever-Tree, is celebrating their 10-year partnership with Malaria No More and Tad thought it would be a great opportunity to raise some funds […]

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Roger Ellis (Master 1972-86)

The Marlborough College Community was greatly saddened to hear of the death of Roger Ellis, Master of Marlborough 1972-1986, who has passed away at the age of 93. As well as quadrupling the number of girls in the first half of his 14 years as Master, Ellis laid the groundwork for full co-education. Former college […]

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OM Evensong at Marlborough College – 25th June 2023

The OM Choir will sing Evensong at Marlborough College Chapel on Sunday 25th June at 5pm. You and a guest are invited to attend the service and join us for drinks afterwards. The cost of the evening is £10. Please click the ‘Book Now’ button below to register online before the closing date of 16th June. […]

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30 Year Reunion – Class of 1993

Join us to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Class of 1993 at an informal drinks reception at The Antelope Pub in London on Thursday 18th May from 6pm. The cost of the evening is £25 to cover a couple of drinks and some nibbles. Guests are welcome and if you know of any OMs […]

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25 Year Reunion for 1998 Leavers – 10th June 2023

To celebrate their 25th anniversary, we are inviting the leavers of 1998 to a special reunion event to be held at Marlborough College on Saturday 10th June from 6pm to 11pm. Don’t miss the chance to catch up with old friends and reminisce about school days at a drinks reception in Court before a hog […]

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Anthony Willis features on the film soundtrack for M3GAN

Anthony Willis (B1 2000-05) has composed the soundtrack for the new horror/Sci-fi film, M3GAN. The film follows a lifelike doll that’s programmed to be a child’s greatest companion and parent’s greatest ally however, this leads to unimaginable consequences. The film features original music by Anthony Willis, who is also known for his work on the […]

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Women’s Network Event 2023

We are delighted to confirm the next Women’s Network event will take place on Thursday 27th April in Farringdon, London and hope you will be able to join us. The subject for the evening will be ‘Why Sisterhood Works and the Importance of Building a Meaningful Network.’ This topic will be discussed by a panel […]

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Sport Round-up

So far this year, OMs have triumphed in their sporting achievements. Some notable mentions include that Willa Gibb (PR 2020-22) has followed Charlotte Longden’s (NC 2017-21) path into GB winter sports. She has been selected to represent the age group GB Bobsleigh team in Lillehammer, Norway, and Austria this season. Congratulations to Archie Griffin (C3 […]

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OM Awards and Achievements

The last year has seen OMs go on to achieve great things, some achievements that we have been made aware of include the following: Edward Lui (CO 1968-72) was conferred an Honorary Fellowship by the Baptist University of Hong Kong. The three Honorary University Fellowship recipients were acknowledged as well-respected and renowned leaders in society, […]

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Hayden Phillips has published his memoir Boy On A Bicycle

Former Member of Council Hayden Phillips has published his memoir which is a treasure trove of raw material for historians and a must-read for anyone interested in politics and the exercise of power. After Cambridge and Yale (where he sang in a Russian choir), he became a civil servant, working in a number of departments, […]

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Alice Winn’s debut novel

OM Alice Winn (PR 2009-11), screenplay writer and author, published her debut novel ‘In Memoriam’ in March 2023. Going through the archives of the College, as a result of her researching Siegfried Sassoon, a World War I poet, Alice came across copies of the school newspaper from early 20th century. The Marlburian tracked the progression […]

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How Marlborough Shaped You – A Conversation for International Women’s Day

To celebrate International Women’s Day, a panel of OM women delivered the Marlburian Monday, ‘How Marlborough Shaped You’.  The panel included MP and Club President Harriett Baldwin (LI 1975-77), HR professional Karen Hill (B2/MM 1988-90), journalist Olivia Timbs (C1 1970-72) and Media professional Pippa Blunden (PR 2010-12). The conversation was chaired by communications expert and broadcaster Naomi Kerbel (NC 1993-98).

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