In honour of the 175th anniversary we are filming a special ‘My Bradfield’ video series that shares the unique stories of Bradfieldians, what made Bradfield special for them, their achievements and challenges and their relationship with the College today.

Our first video release was of actor Claudia Harrison (I 92-94) who was among the first mainstream entries of girls to the College. After Bradfield, Claudia studied for a degree in drama at Birmingham University before graduating from RADA in 2000. As a professional actor she has had a varied and exciting career, including lead roles in TV, film, theatre and radio. She was most recently seen on TV starring as Princess Anne in Seasons 5 and 6 of Netflix series The Crown.

In February we heard from Col Simon Cox RM (G 96-01) who has had a varied military career including commissioning into the Royal Marines, qualifying as a pilot and deploying to Afghanistan. Currently working directly in support of the First Sea Lord, in his video Simon talks about the importance of strong values in service.

In March we are hearing from BBC sports commentator Tim Dellor (G 89-94), to be followed by newly appointed Lord Chamberlain Richard Benyon (H 74-78) and The Saunders Family who represent 5 generations of Bradfieldians, featuring current Bradfieldian Lottie Saunders and her brother Harry (A 18- 23), current Housemaster and former radio presenter Jonny Saunders (F 88-93) and his father Chris Saunders (SCR 64-80). Before them Jonny’s wife Kate’s father Robert Roe (E 37-42) and grandfather Robert Roe  (1899 – 1904) also attended Bradfield.

Visit the Bradfield 175 webpage to watch the latest video releases.