Revd Peter Wyard (Caxton 72)

My wife Patricia and I are in our fourth year working in rural NE DR Congo. I am a theological educator and Patricia is a doctor pioneering palliative care in this setting. We are serving with the Anglican Church. We plan to retire to the UK just before Christmas! (2022)

Dr Humphrey Crick (Fryth 75)

I don’t think I’ve ever sent a description of my career before, but due to the great encouragement by my Biology teacher Mr Lloyd, I have been lucky enough to pursue a career in ornithology and latterly conservation. I have studied bee-eaters in Nigeria, pesticide impacts in Scotland and Zimbabwe, worked for the British Trust for Ornithology and currently for Natural England – I’m trying to work out how to design a national nature network. The school gave me a flying start – so very grateful for that! (2022)

Simon Olley (Fenton 79)

I continue to make pottery in Kent based on the exciting (sometimes imaginary) life of my Labrador retriever. I make commissions for customers as far afield as Japan, the USA and Australia. This year my work was awarded Best in Show and Visitors’ Favourite at Potfest Glynde, and Best Stand in Show at the Contemporary Craft Festival. I have also been selected for membership of the Craft Potters Association. Instagram: @olleypottery (2022)