THOMAS’S FOR LIFE

Thomas’s Alumni

We believe that your time at Thomas’s should not end when you leave the school. Thomas’s Alumni aims to build an active association of former pupils, parents and staff so that they are part of the school community, for life.

Founded in 2021 to celebrate the 50th year of the group of schools, Thomas’s Alumni keeps former pupils, parents and staff, collectively and affectionately known as OTs (Old Thomasonians) in touch with each other and with the school, through events, reunions and OT communications. 

More than just a network, Thomas’s Alumni is a space for you to reconnect, build new relationships and support one another – socially, professionally and personally.  We hope that by joining, you will remain part of a strong family which will be of value to you as you progress through life.

Newsletters and event invitations to events can only be sent out to registered alumni. Registration is quick, simple and completely free. Please note that former pupils are required  to register in their own right and not as part of a parent’s registration.

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Spread the word and encourage your old school friends or colleagues to sign up – the more the merrier and the stronger the global OT network will become.

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Memories

We love to hear from alumni, so please email us with your news (professional and personal!).

In addition, as part of the development of Thomas’s Alumni, we would like to build up a bank of digital archives and memories. To that end:

Do you remember your first day at Thomas’s? What was school like in your day? Are there any teachers or events that you particularly recall? What are you doing now? Did your time at Thomas’s shape your future in any way? Do you have any stories or photographs (perhaps some ‘then’ and ‘now’ photos) you would be willing to share?

We look forward to hearing from you: alumni@thomas-s.co.uk

Our Alumni

Now that Thomas’s has come of age, it is wonderful to find out what our past pupils are up to and to see in which directions their lives have taken them. Click on the tiles below to read the stories of some Old Thomasonians. We do hope that others would like to share their news and look forward to hearing from you: alumni@thomas-s.co.uk

Nathalia Garcia

Class of 1995 | Thomas’s Kensington

Arabella Hodgkinson

Class of 1999 | Thomas's Battersea

Charlotte Eddy

Class of 2004 | Thomas's Clapham

Rupert Henderson

Class of 2008 | Thomas's Battersea

Louis Cunningham

Class of 2009 | Thomas's Kensington

Alexander Aldridge

Class of 2009 | Thomas's Kindergarten

Sabrina Kitson

Class of 2011 | Thomas's Clapham

Emilia Momen

Class of 2012 | Thomas's Fulham

Cameron Muang-Muang

Class of 2016 | Thomas's Clapham

Nathalia Garcia
Class of 1995 | Thomas’s Kensington
Nathalia was a Thomas’s Kensington pupil from 1988 until 1995 when she moved to Goldolphin and Latymer Girls’ School. From there she went on to study English Literature at Trinity College Dublin and, later an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy at the University of London. Nathalia writes with great warmth and nostalgia about her Thomas’s journey and wonders whether her post carol service trips to The Wiz are responsible for her career in the video game industry! Read More
Arabella Hodgkinson
Class of 1999 | Thomas's Battersea
Bella joined Thomas’s Battersea at the beginning of Year 5 in September 1995, quickly making her mark in the Music and Sport Departments. She was the only girl to play for the first XI Cricket Team, quite an achievement in those days! After university, Bella embarked on a career path which has seen her living Thomas’s Values to the full. In this article, she reflects on her time at Battersea and how she came to work for various charities across the World. Read More
Charlotte Eddy
Class of 2004 | Thomas's Clapham
Charlotte spent nine years at Thomas’s Clapham, arriving in Reception in 1995 and leaving at the end of Year 8 in 2004. Find out more about her passion for championing female financial literacy and also how she ended up marrying a fellow Old Thomasonian. Could their son, Hugo, be the first ‘all Clapham’ baby?! Read More
Rupert Henderson
Class of 2008 | Thomas's Battersea
Rupert or ‘Rupi’ as we all knew him, arrived at Battersea in September 1999 and stayed until July 2008, when he left at the end of Year 8. Rupi moved onto Westminster School where he continued to develop his passion for all things theatrical, his talents for performing having been spotted from a very young age. In this article, Rupert, reflects on his nine years at Battersea, on how he was encouraged to embrace his love of theatre and on how our main school rule: Be Kind is just as relevant today. Read More
Louis Cunningham
Class of 2009 | Thomas's Kensington

Louis spent 7 years at Thomas’s Kensington, from September 2002 until July 2009. In this reflection, Louis looks back on his time at Thomas’s with great affection. He gives thanks to his teachers and credits his role in the Reception Nativity Play for planting the seeds of his love of performance and for the development of his highly successful acting career. Read More

Alexander Aldridge
Class of 2009 | Thomas's Kindergarten
Alexander or ‘Al’ as we all knew him by, began his Thomas’s journey in 1998 when he started at Thomas’s Kindergarten. After Thomas’s, he went to Marlborough and Exeter before embarking upon a life in the British Army. Captain Alexander Aldridge is now Second in Command, B Squadron, of The Royal Lancers. In this article, he reflects on his time at Thomas’s and how it set him on his future path. Read More
Sabrina Kitson
Class of 2011 | Thomas's Clapham
Sabrina arrived in Reception at Clapham in September 2002 and completed the full nine years at the school, leaving in July 2011 to attend King’s Canterbury. From there she went on to study English at Edinburgh and is now an insurance broker. In this article, Sabrina writes with wonderful vibrance, looking back fondly on her Thomas’s days and remembering everything from tears at drop off to ballet, choir, sports tours and the wonderful, enduring friendships that she still enjoys today. Read More
Emilia Momen
Class of 2012 | Thomas's Fulham
Emilia arrived in Reception in September 2006, at the tender age of 4. She was one of the earliest pupils at Fulham which opened its doors in September 2005. Having gone on to study at Hampstead Fine Arts and Charles Cecil Atelier in Florence, Emilia is now a highly successful artist. Her first painting The Pink Man was exhibited at The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2019 and her paintings are now sold around the globe. Read More
Cameron Muang-Muang
Class of 2016 | Thomas's Clapham
Cameron experienced the full nine years at Thomas’s Clapham. It was here that he developed a passion for football and by the time he left the school, at the end of Year 8, he already knew that he was destined for a life dedicated to the sport. Here, Cameron looks back at his Thomas’s days, reflects on favourite memories and gives thanks to those who helped to shape his future career path. Read More

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