After 20 years Mrs Sue Armstrong leaves the queues at last!
Perhaps best known to almost every student that attended Roundwood Park and latterly even the Roundwood Primary School.
Mrs Sue Armstrong has been a stalwart and loyal servant to this school. After 20 years of continual service as a the Senior dinner lady she has worked tirelessly to maintain order throughout the lunch queues has finally decided to call it a day. A strict disciplinarian who had high standards and expected the same from ‘all students; firm but always fair.
After life in the Sixth Form, Hannah studied Accountancy & finance at the University of Gloucestershire, gaining a BSc. She is currently a Senior at Crowe, Clarke and Whitehill LLP.
After leaving Roundwood Park, Saul Wilson ( class of 2004), he attended the University of Cardiff for five years, where he fully qualified as a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery. He has spent the past years on rotation, working for two years for NHS Grampian in Aberdeen and then on Stornoway, Isle of Lewis. He is now in A&E at the most remote UK Hospital of Gilbert Bain in Lerwick, Shetlands. He will appear in a BBC documentary , Island Medics, scheduled to be televised on BBC1 on December 6th at 0915-1000h. Alternatively it can be viewed on the BBC iPlayer. 
Beth gained a degree in Biology & European Studies from the University of Sussex. She then took up a number of writing, journalist and features editorial positions on medical, women’s and health issues. After years working freelance for a variety of publications including the daily newspapers, Beth is currently Copywriter for Weber-Shandwick.
Jimmy Speirs (2009) continues to be a key player in the Old Albanians (OAs) RFC. Jimmy has been featured in the Herts Advertiser ( Harpenden edition) for the last two weeks. He helped OAs to achieve a last gasp win over Belsize Park , 23-20, to take his team top in the London North West Division 2.
Ralph Adams Hale ( 2015) has joined Saracens rugby club on a three year contract.
