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Welcome to the STAHS alumni portal - for former students of STAHS and former staff members. Join today to connect with old friends or past colleagues, share or seek careers expertise, hear about the latest School and alumni news and book for an event.
All alumni are warmly invited to join us for complimentary festive drinks on Thursday 12 December from 5.30pm to 7pm at The Peahen, 14 London Road, St Albans AL1 1NG. Come along with your old friends from School and enjoy a glass of f… Read more
*THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED. PLEASE JOIN THE WAITING LIST. SPACES OFTEN BECOME FREE NEARER THE TIME* Alumni and supporters of STAHS are warmly invited to attend A Service of Nine Lessons and Carols taking place at St Albans Cathedral at 19.00 on Thu… Read more
We are delighted to invite alumni who left the High School in 1975, 1985, 1995, 2005, 2015 and 2020 to celebrate their special anniverary reunions with their year group and class mates at our Big Anniversary Reunion on Saturday 10 May 2025.… Read more
Charlotte Runcie, 2007
Author, journalist and poet
"Everyone has their own way of trying to understand the world and connect with other people. Writing is mine."
Elizabeth Stiles, 2005
Self-employed fashion brand consultant
"Textiles was the class I always looked forward to and I was encouraged to take fashion seriously as a career path. I'm passionate about doing this now with the next generation."
Fiona Westcough, 2015
Graduate Engineer, SNC-Lavalin's Atkins
"Engineering is not just about logic and critical thinking. It also requires creativity to discover new ideas to help the ever-changing world."
Alexandra Hunter-Burns, 2007
Test Manager, Technology Consulting, Deloitte
"Through studying, I came to love Environmental Sciences. However during the recession jobs in Environmental Risk were few and far between. I decided to give Business Risk a try, as the fundamental concepts are similar, and I've loved it ever since."
Abigail Watts-Cherry, 2008
Architect, Pilbrow and Partners
"Undertaking internships and courses outside of architecture was a great life experience and I was able to develop a network of contacts from around the world."
Kate Meeks, 2008
Ex-teacher, entrepreneur and founder of multiple award-winning online educational resource “My Favourite Teacher.”
"At STAHS you are plied with knowledge on a daily basis. I wish I had made the most of that at the time. My teaching career taught me never to take that for granted."
Charlotte Runcie, 2007
Author, journalist and poet
"Everyone has their own way of trying to understand the world and connect with other people. Writing is mine."
Elizabeth Stiles, 2005
Self-employed fashion brand consultant
"Textiles was the class I always looked forward to and I was encouraged to take fashion seriously as a career path. I'm passionate about doing this now with the next generation."
Fiona Westcough, 2015
Graduate Engineer, SNC-Lavalin's Atkins
"Engineering is not just about logic and critical thinking. It also requires creativity to discover new ideas to help the ever-changing world."
Alexandra Hunter-Burns, 2007
Test Manager, Technology Consulting, Deloitte
"Through studying, I came to love Environmental Sciences. However during the recession jobs in Environmental Risk were few and far between. I decided to give Business Risk a try, as the fundamental concepts are similar, and I've loved it ever since."
Abigail Watts-Cherry, 2008
Architect, Pilbrow and Partners
"Undertaking internships and courses outside of architecture was a great life experience and I was able to develop a network of contacts from around the world."
Kate Meeks, 2008
Ex-teacher, entrepreneur and founder of multiple award-winning online educational resource “My Favourite Teacher.”
"At STAHS you are plied with knowledge on a daily basis. I wish I had made the most of that at the time. My teaching career taught me never to take that for granted."
