the Summer Term all cadets have the option to attend a UK Central Camp. Notable former pupils Former pupils of Trinity School of John Whitgift are known as Old Mid Whitgiftians. Arts Andrew Barnabas, video game music composer Dane Bowers, former singer from band Another Level Stephen Bryant, violinist, leader of the BBC Symphony Orchestra Ken Burton, composer and conductor Malcolm Douglas, illustrator Mark Fleming, tenor in Cantabile - The London Quartet William Gao, actor Andrew Gowers, former editor Financial Times Stanley William Hayter, painter and print-maker E G Handel Lucas (1861-1936), artist Karl Lutchmayer, pianist Mark Porter, designer David Scarboro, actor Colin Sell, pianist Malcolm Sinclair, stage and television actor Business Stephen Haddrill, Director General, ABI Ian Marchant, CEO of SSE plc Military Correlli Barnett, military historian John Stacey, Air Chief Marshal Paul Godfrey (RAF officer) OBE, Air Commodore, Commander United Kingdom Space Command Politics and public service Matthew David Baggott CBE QPM, Chief Constable of Northern Ireland Gavin Barwell, Member of Parliament for Croydon Central (2010–17) and Assistant Whip to the Conservative Party; Downing Street Chief of Staff from 2017 to 2019. He was made Baron Barwell of Croydon in October 2019. Jack Dunnett, former Member of Parliament (1964–83) for Nottingham Central and then Nottingham East Andrew Pelling, politician, former MP for Croydon Central Daniel Zeichner, politician, Member of Parliament for Cambridge (2015-) Science Tim Broyd, civil engineer Ian Craib, sociologist Geoff Smith MBE, mathematician Mike Stroud, doctor, adventurer and educator Graham Stewart, bacteriologist Nicholas Wareham, epidemiologist Ross John Angel, mineralogist Sport Gary Butcher, Ex- Surrey and Glamorgan cricketer Mark Butcher, Ex- England and Surrey cricketer George Chuter, England rugby union player Alex Codling, Ex - England rugby union Player Lewis Grabban, Nottingham Forest F.C. striker Sean King, Olympic Water Polo player Imani-Lara Lansiquot, GB sprinter, Olympic bronze medalist Scott Newman, Surrey cricketer Richard Nowell, former Surrey cricketer Geoffrey Paish, English Davis Cup tennis star Kieran Roche, rugby union player Shane Roiser, rugby union player Ian Watmore, Former Chief Executive, FA (The Football Association) Gabriel Ibitoye, England rugby union player Other Jeremy Sheehy, Anglican priest and academic Notable ex staff members Laurie Fishlock, Cricketer Phil Keith-Roach, Forwards Rugby coach with England 2003 World Cup winners Barnaby Lenon, Former headmaster Harrow School Peter Smith, Union leader David Squibb, Director of music Ian Salisbury, Cricketer References External links Official web site Educational institutions established in the 1590s Private boys' schools