Former pupils ofWarwick School are known asOld Warwickians.

Since the school's origins over 1100 years ago, many old boys have made a significant influence on their chosen fields. Especially in the past two centuries, old boys have made their mark in the military, politics, sports, science, the music industry and the entertainment industry.^[1]

Notable Old Warwickians are listed below along with their contribution to society:

• Daniel Byles (Guinness World Record holdingocean rower andpolar explorer,ConservativeMP forNorth Warwickshire from 2010) 1985 – 1992, Head of House
• Harry Greenway (ConservativeMP forEaling 1979–1997)
• Colin Jordan (National Organiser of theBritish National Party) 1934 – 1942
• Stephen Lovegrove, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defence
• Frederick Mulley (politician) 1929 – 1936
• Thomas Puckering 1592 – 1636, MP and Sheriff of Warwickshire
• Tim Barrow (British diplomat)
• Daniel Dalton (Conservative politician and former professional cricketer)
• Tony Whittaker, co-founder and first leader ofPEOPLE, forerunner of theGreen Party

• Abiezer Coppe (17th century "ranting"Baptistpreacher) c. 1630
• John Ley 1584 – 1662, clergyman and religious controversialist
• Henry Teonge (c. 1620–1690), diarist, naval chaplain and Warwickshire parson
• John Richardson (Archbishop of Fredericton)

• A G K Brown (Olympic gold medalist, 1936) head boy, 1933 – 1934
• Tim Dalton English Rugby Union International
• Jamie Elson Member of the winning UK&I Walker Cup Golf Team defeating the US in 2001
• Christian Horner (Team Principal – Red Bull Racing) 1987 – 1992
• Ben Howard (Rugby Union Player – Worcester Warriors)
• Robert Challoner (Australian rugby union player)
• John Hacking (Cricketer for Warwickshire)
• Jack Marshall (Cricketer for Warwickshire)
• Ward Maule (Indian-born English cricketer and clergyman)
• Marko Stanojevic (Italian rugby union player of Serbian descent)
• Chris Whiteside (Cricketer for Middlesex)
• Rob Yates (Cricketer for Warwickshire)
• Fin Smith (Rugby Union Player – Northampton Saints)

• Sabine Baring-Gould (author ofOnward, Christian Soldiers), 1846
• Eric Hope (concert pianist) 1928 – 1931
• Denis Matthews (concert pianist) 1932 – 1936
• Rod Thomas (Musician,Bright Light Bright Light)
• Michael Billington (author, critic & broadcaster)
• John Camkin, (1922–1998) journalist, TV sports presenter and businessman
• Simon Cheshire, (1977–1982) children's writer
• Marc Elliott (actor,EastEnders)
• Charles Piff (aliasCharles Kay (Actor)) 1942–1948
• John Masefield (Poet Laureate) 1888 – 1891
• Iain Pears (novelist)
• M J Trow (writer)
• John McLusky (Hector John Dewhirst McLusky) 1936 – 40,James Bond illustrator
• Ben Hanlin (Magician)
• Joshua McGuire (Actor)
• James TW Singer, Songwriter
• Ferdinand Kingsley Actor (Son ofSir Ben Kingsley)
• Edward Chattaway (Journalist and editor ofThe Star from 1930 to 1936)
• Francis Wilford-Smith (Britishcartoonist,graphic artist, andproducer and archivist ofblues music)
• Mark Evans, TV presenter

• Robert Thomson Leiper,parasitologist andhelminthologist
• Josiah Court,Englishphysician who determined the cause of miners'nystagmus
• Alfred Nicholson Leeds, Englishamateurpaleontologist
• Geoff Wilde, Britishengineer and the designer of theRolls-Royce RB211

• Geoffrey Healey (co-designer, with his fatherDonald Healey, ofHealey andAustin-Healey cars) 1937 – 1939
• William James (railway promoter) c. 1785
• Denys Shortt (Businessman)

• Air CommodorePeter J. M. Squires, senior RAF officer
• Peter Strickland (British Lieutenant-General in WWI)

• Sir David Foskett (High Court judge)
• John Owen headmaster c. 1595 – 1622
• Martin Richards,Chief Constable ofSussex Police
• John Patrick Cavanagh Mr Justice Cavanagh (High Court Judge)

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• People educated at Warwick School

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