Douglas Chalmers, Class of '81, who was one of the original 25 pupils at Dolphin, has been awarded an O.B.E. in March 2010 for his work in Afghanistan. Douglas is now a Colonel in the army in command of the 2nd Battalion of the Princess of Wales Royal Regiment of 750 men.  In 2003 he received an MBE for Iraq.

Matt, best known for fronting the BBC consumer investigation programme, Rogue Traders, was a captivating Master of Ceremonies at Heather Brough's retirement concert.  he is presently presenting a new series, Secret Tourist, and often presents The One Show.

The new Batman is an Old Delphinian!

Simon, an international concert pianist, delighted an audience of Old D's and their families to celebrate Heather Brough's Dolphin career.

Jesse Johnson is working with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. On July 30^th his latest film, Charlie Valentine, which he both wrote and directed, won Best Picture, Best Action Film, Best Cinematography and Best Score at the Action on Film International Festival 2009 held in Pasadena, California. To learn more visit Charlie Valentine on Facebook.  In 2009 and 2010 it went to over 25 film festivals and won over thirty awards including best writer and best director. 

Tamsin has been identified by The Art Review as one of Britain's top twenty five young artists.

Hugh Welchman has won a 2008 Oscar for the Best Animated Short Film for
his film Peter and the Wolf which first appeared on Christmas Eve 2006
on Channel 4.