catering facilities, student services, learning support suite, additional learning support and tutorial rooms, college chapel and RE rooms, administration offices and the main reception. Xavier is home to the University of Manchester foundation courses in Biology, Medicine and Dentistry and also houses Mathematics and Sciences. Sunbury houses RE classes, Theology and Philosophy, and the NHS cadet course, among others and Uniformed Public Services. Ryken for Foundation Level 1 courses. The careers service and library. It also provides a seminar room for visiting speakers, and a large drop-in centre where students are able to make use of college ICT facilities. Mayfield accommodating Accounting, Business Studies, Computer Science, Economics, Geography, Government and Politics, History, Mathematics, Modern Languages ICT and Psychology (Mayfield College was a Xaverian college in East Sussex.) Teresa Quinn is the newest building in the campus for BTEC courses such as Criminology, Health & Social Care, Information Technology and other non A-level qualifications. Notable alumni Sixth form college Caroline Aherne: actress and writer Peter Ash: actor Andrea Ashworth: writer and academic Afshan Azad: actress, best known for playing Padma Patil in the Harry Potter films Mark Collins: guitarist, The Charlatans Sally Lindsay: actress and comedian Mani: musician, Notably the Bassist for The Stone Roses and briefly Primal Scream Chris Ofili: artist and recipient of the Turner Prize Nedum Onuoha: footballer, playing for Queens Park Rangers F.C. Lucy Powell: (Labour MP for Manchester Central and former Shadow Secretary for Education) Shaun Wright-Phillips: footballer, playing for MLS team New York Red Bulls Wunmi Mosaku: actress Grammar school Brian Bagnall: cartoonist and writer for Private Eye (Bagnall was a writer for the satirical Dear Bill letters feature) Chris Buckley: footballer Anthony Burgess: author, poet, composer; A Clockwork Orange. Denis Carter, Baron Carter: politician James Cunningham: Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, 1958–74 Augustine Hailwood: Conservative MP for Manchester Ardwick, 1916–22 Martin Hannett: record producer; co-founder of Factory Records Peter Hebblethwaite: journalist Bernard Hill: actor Major Henry Kelly (VC) Bernard Longley: Roman Catholic Archbishop of Birmingham from 2009 Gary Mounfield: musician, member of The Stone Roses Tim Willocks: doctor and novelist See also Listed buildings in Manchester-M14 List of direct grant grammar schools References External links Audio interview with Brother Cyril - headmaster of Xaverian College from 1962 to 1989. EduBase Catholic secondary schools in the Diocese of Salford Schools sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers Buildings and structures in Manchester Education in Manchester Defunct grammar