Bishop's Stortford College

Achievements

Bishop's Stortford College has a long and illustrious history of academic achievements. The institution's unwavering dedication to excellence in education is reflected in its students' impressive academic records. Over the years, Bishop's Stortford College has produced an exceptional number of scholars and academics who have gone on to make their mark in the world. From world-renowned scientists to renowned business leaders and artists, the college has played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of some of the brightest minds. The college has an outstanding academic program that offers students a broad range of subjects. The faculty is highly experienced and knowledgeable, providing students with an unparalleled learning experience. Bishop's Stortford College also boasts state-of-the-art facilities that support the academic development of its students.

Non-Academic Achievements

Bishop's Stortford College boasts an impressive array of non-academic achievements that truly make it stand out from other educational institutions. From sporting accolades to artistic endeavors, there's something for everyone to celebrate here. The College's sporting achievements are truly second-to-none. But Bishop's Stortford College isn't just about sports. Its drama and music programs are also world-class.  Bishop's Stortford College's non-academic achievements are a true reflection of its well-rounded, dynamic ethos. Its students are encouraged to excel not just in the classroom, but in every aspect of their lives - and they certainly deliver.

Notable Alumni

Alumni association at Bishop's Stortford College consists of many famous personalities. Some of them are- Sir Leonard Pearce, electrical engineer, designer of Battersea Power Station Grantly Dick-Read, obstetrician Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Brett Cloutman, awarded the last Victoria Cross of the First World War Wilfred Bion, psychoanalyst Malcolm Nokes, Olympic medalist, teacher, soldier, chemist and nuclear scientist H Leo Price, hockey and rugby international Clifford Dupont, first President of Rhodesia Leader Stirling, missionary surgeon Sir Dick White, Director-General of MI5 Alec Clifton-Taylor, architectural historian Edward Crankshaw, expert and author on the Soviet Union and the Gestapo John Glyn-Jones, actor Roger Hilton, painter, pioneer of abstract art Denis Greenhill, Baron Greenhill of Harrow, Permanent Under-Secretary of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Head of the Diplomatic Service Peter Wright, Assistant Director-General of MI5 and author of Spycatcher