to the sport: C. J. Monro (at Christ’s College 1867–69), introduced rugby to New Zealand R. W. Shepstone Giddy (at Christ’s College 1871–74) and later Solicitor General, Cape Colony, was one of the men who introduced rugby to South Africa W. P. Carpmael, who was at the school from 1876 to 1883, founded the Barbarian Football Club, the team that by tradition plays the last match in a tour of the UK by Australia, New Zealand or South Africa. Notable former pupils David Bernstein, FA Chairman Peter Bonnington, British Formula One engineer. He is currently the senior race engineer for Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes-Benz in Formula One from 1986-1994 Sir Arnold Burgen, President of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology 1972-5 and of Academia Europaea from 1988–94 Leslie Burgin, Liberal MP for Luton from 1929–31 Richard Desmond, Publisher and proprietor of the Daily Express Frank "Lofty" England, Jaguar Cars' Le Mans-winning team manager and later company CEO Nick Fudge, painter, sculptor, and digital artist Harvey Goldsmith, Entertainment promoter Demis Hassabis Computer game designer, artificial intelligence programmer, neuroscientist and world-class games player Izrael Hieger Biochemist who discovered the first known organic carcinogenic compound Professor Anthony Hollander, Head of the Institute of Integrative Biology, University of Liverpool from 2014 to present Stanley Kalms, Baron Kalms Sir John Kingman, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bristol from 1985–2001 Sir Peter Lachmann, Sheila Joan Smith Professor of Immunology at the University of Cambridge from 1977–99 Roger Lyons, General Secretary of Amicus from 2002-4, and of MSF from 1992–2002 Louis Marks, television screenwriter and producer Parry Mitchell, Baron Mitchell Stanley Mitchell, UK academic and Russian scholar Edward Warner Moeran, Labour MP for South Bedfordshire from 1950-1 Charles John Monro, introduced Rugby Union to New Zealand Ray Park, actor David Pentecost, composer, writer, retired I.T. specialist Steve Richards, political correspondent and GMTV presenter Charles Saatchi, advertising executive and art collector Daniel Sabbagh, Associate Editor at The Guardian newspaper Sir Jonathan Henry Sacks, Baron Sacks, Chief Rabbi of Great Britain Will Self, novelist, journalist, broadcaster Jon Sopel, BBC journalist and former presenter of The Politics Show Michael Stern, Conservative MP for Bristol North West Sir Peter Strawson, philosopher Alfred Wilkins, cricketer Sir William Tritton, co-invented the tank Eric Williams, writer David Young, Baron Young of Graffham Prof Graham Zellick, CBE, QC, Vice-Chancellor, University of London 1997-2003 Notes and references Further reading School Website Ofsted data for