Creative Arts – From Here to Where They Are Now
This ever-evolving list reflects the success of both our alumnae and current students, and we are proud to celebrate achievements ranging from flourishing creative careers to prestigious awards, including a scholarship to the Jimmy Choo Academy.
Millie Sellwood
First Year Textile Design BA student at Arts University Bournemouth.
https://www.instagram.com/m.sellwood.creative
Holly Hansen
Assistant Producer at Sky Sports
https://www.linkedin.com/in/holly-hanson-0239b2202
Sky Ellis
Studying Fine Art at RSA Oxford, KSA foundation
https://www.instagram.com/skylilyellisart/
Erin Saunders
Victoria & Albert Education Officer
Matilda Dunstan
Studying Fashion at Kingston School of Art
https://www.instagram.com/ksabaf_/
Eden Cox
Studying Fashion and Knitwear at Kingston School of Art
Children’s designer at M&S and she was talent of Tomorrow graduate Fashion Week. Poached early.
https://www.instagram.com/eden.erk
Lucy Collins
Freelance Photographer and recipient of the Genesis Imaging and Lakeside Arts Award with Nottingham Trent University
https://www.instagram.com/lucyfiona.photography
Anja Cox-Cunningham
Graphic and Print Designer for Adanola, working on collaborations with Gym Shark
https://www.instagram.com/anjaroseart
Holly Simpson
WRTW at Alexander McQueen and the founder of @horti_official a bespoke accessory label, selling ties, broaches and belts crafted with an English rose.
https://www.instagram.com/horti_official
Helena Traill
A contemporary painter of multi-impressionist landscapes. She studies fine art and founded her own company, Nooh studio, to help others start their brands.
Olivia Clegg
Knitwear designer at Sophie Steller Studio
Ellie – Sixth Form: Professor Jimmy Choo Scholarship
Ellie is still a student with us here in Sixth Form. She was awarded a scholarship to the Jimmy Choo Academy in London, as part of a competition the school entered in June 2025. She was awarded the prestigious award the Professor Jimmy Choo Scholarship to support your application to the Foundation Diploma in Fashion programme, in recognition of your exceptional creative potential and dedication to the field of fashion.
Emily – First Form – Runner up in the Young Talent of Tomorrow Design Competition
Emily, currently in First Form, and has been awarded Runner-Up in the Young Talent of Tomorrow Design Competition (Years 7–9 category) with the Graduate Fashion Foundation
Emily’s creativity and eye for design truly stood out to an industry panel of judges.
As part of this fantastic achievement, she has been invited to Whitechapel Gallery to take part in a fashion & AI design workshop where her designs will become a reality using CAD for fashion and other digital programmes used by brands in the industry.
Emily will also be recognised on stage at the Graduate Fashion Week Gala in June.
“As Head of Department, I could not be prouder of our students and alumnae, whose creativity continues to shape and impact the wider creative industries. At Prior’s Field, we champion individuality, nurturing each student’s distinctive creative voice rather than prescribing to a single way of working. This ethos empowers our students to pursue an exciting and diverse range of paths; from ambitious A Level explorations to prestigious scholarships, influential industry roles and innovative entrepreneurial ventures. Their journeys reflect the transformative power of authentic creativity, leadership and passion. It is a privilege to celebrate their achievements and to watch their stories continue to unfold. ”