Gunnersbury Boys' School

Gunnersbury Catholic School
Motto	Ad Altiora
Established	1919
Religion	Roman Catholic
Head	Mr Kevin Burke
Founder	Fr William Roche
Specialism	Science
Location	The Ride Brentford Middlesex TW8 9LB England
Local authority	Hounslow
DfE number	???/5401
DfE URN	102545
Ofsted	Reports
Students	1197
Gender	Male (mixed 6th Form)
Ages	11–18
Houses	Warren Pole Dunstan Bourne Roche Newman
Former name	Gunnersbury Catholic Grammar School
Diocese	Westminster
Website	GCS

Gunnersbury Boys' School is a Roman Catholic Secondary School for boys. It is situated in Brentford, London. [1]

Alumni

Kieran Campbell, Ireland/Ulster Rugby Union player
Adam Devlin, lead guitarist from Hounslow-based Indie band, The Bluetones
Rob Lozowski, England/Wasps Rugby Union player
Darren Molloy, former Wasps/Gloucester, Leinster Rugby Union Player
Dominic Peters, rugby player
Geoff Schumann BBC Radio presenter and Choice fm breakfast host was a pupil at the school
Ronan Kelly and Tomek Sztuka, Geneva and London based financiers
Pat Lundy, drummer from heavy metal band, Rise to Remain

Sir Diarmuid Downs CBE, Chairman from 1976-87 of Ricardo Consulting Engineers plc, and President from 1978-9 of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
Robert Head, City Editor for thirty years of the Daily Mirror
Paul Jackson (producer), Chief Executive since 2009 of Eyeworks UK, Controller of BBC Entertainment from 1997-2000, and Chairman from 1994-6 of the Royal Television Society
Nick Knowles, TV presenter
Daniel McGrory, journalist
James Moir CBE, Controller from 1993-2005 of BBC Radio 2, also a BBC producer of quiz shows
Terry O'Neill (photographer)
Andy Picheta, TV director
Tony Slattery, comedian, actor
Richard O'Sullivan, actor