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| 1 Mar 2022 | |
| Old Girls' Association |
Attending Oxford and LSE, Rosser became one of the first women called to the Bar of England and Wales by Lincoln’s Inn in 1927. She was one of the first women called to the Bar of England and Wales by Lincoln’s Inn in 1927. In 1928, she was the first woman barrister to be instructed (as a pupil) in a murder trial. She described the press interest this generated as ‘overwhelming’. In 1933 she was appointed the first legal adviser to John Lewis Partnership.
Having recently completed her PhD in particle physics, Dr Maggie Chen is now an AI researcher working in partnership with the European Space Agency developing advanced machine lear… More...
Juliet Slot has built a remarkable career. Now chief commercial officer at Arsenal Football Club, Juliet reflects on the… More...
Charlotte Heath-Bullock, former head girl, thrived on the buzz of boarding life at St Swithun’s. In this interview, Char… More...
From the cricket pitch to football stadiums, read more about alumna Lucia Kendall’s journey to the Women’s Super League … More...
Some of you will remember Betty Crowther, who was part of the fabric of St Swithun’s for many years. Betty passed away p… More...
Juliet Slot has built a remarkable career. Now chief commercial officer at Arsenal Football Club, Juliet reflects on the lessons that began at school. More...
Angela was born in Reigate in September 1925 to Richard and Grace Starkey, the second of four children. She and her elder sister, Rosemary, attended S… More...
