1. History

2. Notable alumni

3. References

History

John James founded St. Gerard’s School in 1918. His father was an Anglican minister and when he completed his BA degree in 1904 he converted to the Roman Catholic faith. His vision of education emphasised the dignity of each individual and the development of the whole person.^[2]

Notable alumni

• Jack Conan, Ireland rugby union international
• Louis Le Brocquy, artist
• Charley Boorman, actor
• Andrew Hozier-Byrne, musician
• Emma Hannigan, author and blogger
• Sir Helenus Milmo, QC, lawyer and High Court judge
• Frank O'Reilly, Irish banker, businessman
• Elena Tice, dual Ireland women's cricket and field hockey international.
• Peter Simon, founder of Monsoon Accessorize.

References

• The British occupation of the Faroe Islands 1940-1945
• The British Open
• The British Open Championship
• The British School at Rome
• The British School, Chandigarh
• The British School Chandigarh
• The British School Mohali
• The British School, Mohali
• The British School New Delhi
• The British School, New Delhi
• The British School, Panchkula
• The British School Panchkula
• The British Schools of Montevideo
• The British Soap Awards
• The British University in Dubai
• The British Virgin Islands
• The British War Memorial Project
• The Britons
• The Britons (organisation)
• The Britons Pub. Soc.
• The Britpop Story
• The Brits
• The brit school
• The Brittas Empire Episode Guide
• The Brittas Empire Episode List