80 leavers into higher education. Notable alumni See :Category:People educated at The College of Richard Collyer. The College of Richard Collyer Alex Adair, DJ, producer and remixer Will Beer, first-class cricketer Devon Endersby, first-class cricketer Harry Enfield, contemporary British entertainer Angie Hobbs, Professor of the Public Understanding of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield Chris Nash, Sussex cricketer Holly Willoughby, TV presenter Collyer’s School Chris Aldridge, continuity announcer and newsreader for BBC Radio 4 Wilfred Brown, tenor William Brown, president from 1951–52 of the British Psychological Society, and director from 1936–45 of the Institute of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University David Cummings, screenwriter and musician Saint Thomas Garnet (c.1575–1608), Jesuit priest and martyr Anthony Harnden, Professor of Primary Care at Oxford University, Deputy Chair of the JCVI since 2015, and Ig Nobel Prize-winner in 2020 Simon Henley, former Royal Navy rear admiral, and former President of the Royal Aeronautical Society 2018–19 Neil Lyndon, author and journalist Simon Nye, writer of Men Behaving Badly Paul Parker, Sussex cricketer Lt.-Col. George Styles GC, commanded the 28th Commonwealth Brigade’s Ordnance Field Park Regiment from 1958–61, and bomb disposal expert in Northern Ireland in the 1970s Rajesh Thakker FRS, Professor of Medicine at Oxford University Eric Thompson, actor, and voice of The Magic Roundabout David Westwood, Chief Constable from 1999–2005 of Humberside Police References External links The College of Richard Collyer The Old Collyerians’ Association (the association for alumni) Press release announcing 2005 OFSTED school inspection results A Brief History of Richard Collyer’s School 1532–1964 The Mercers’ Company Collyer’s today with up to date photographs Contemporary photographs and text of English Heritage’s Grade II listing Edubase Horsham Educational institutions established in the 1530s Sixth form colleges in West Sussex Learning and Skills Beacons 1532 establishments in England