Former student and Paralympic super star Olivia Breen is Bohunt's most decorated athlete winning the following titles throughout her career: 

Bronze in the 4x100m Relay T35-T38 at London 2012

Gold in the Long Jump - T38 at the 2018 Commonweath Games

Bronze in the 100m - T38 at the 2018 Commonweath Games 

Gold in the Long Jump - T38 at the 2018 World Championships in London 

Gold in the 4x100m Relay T35-T38 at the 2015 World Championships in Doha 

Tom finished his time at Bohunt School in June 2020 after leading his year group to back to back Hampshire Bowl Titles in 2019 and 2020. 

Whilst at Bohunt, Tom was Deputy Head Boy as well as a Sports Leader and acted as a positive role model students in the lower school. Tom was a model student and epitomised the school's ethos of Enjoy, Respect, Achieve. 

Tom played a significant part in the transformation of the Rugby programme; his contribution will not be forgotten. 

Tom is the first Bohunt student to have gained a place on the London Irish AASE Programme. He will join for the 2020/2021 academic year after enjoying two successful years in the Irish DDP Academy. 

We wish Tom all the best for the future. 

During my time at Bohunt I have been supported and encouraged to pursue my love of sport. I have had many opportunities to develop skills that I can use on and off the pitch as well as being given the chance to mentor and lead others. This has resulted in a place at the London Irish rugby academy to study my further education.

Freddie finished his time at Bohunt School in 2020, after leaving his mark on the basketball court. 

Freddie played a crucial part in his years groups highly successful Basketball Team after winning several County and District competitions. 

Outside of school, Freddie has won two National Titles with the very successful Solent Kesterals side.

Freddie has gained a place at Itchen College to join their Diploma in Sporting Excellence in September 2020. 

We would like to wish Freddie all the best in his future career and maybe one day we will see him in the BBL or even the NBA. 

The PE Department at Bohunt provided me with the support and guidance I needed to progress through each stage of my basketball career.  They helped me make the decision to play for Team Solent Kestrels, which led to me representing the England’s South region and winning two National Championships.  I will always be indebted to them for the advice and encouragement they gave me during my time at Bohunt.  

Will was the captain of an extremely strong Bohunt School team who finished in the top eight school teams in his final year.  Whilst playing National League basketball with the Solent Kestrels Will began to make rapid progress going on to represent England at U18 level.  He then left England to play in the USA first spending a year with Central Park Christian (Prep School), then Daytona State for two years (NJCAA Div 1) before spending a further three years at Little Rock (NCAA Div 1).

Upon leaving University in America Will has gone on to play professional basketball in Spain, Sweden, Hungary and closer to home at various BBL teams in this country.

Bohunt is a big reason I made it to becoming a pro basketball player.  I was very lucky that the coaches/teachers were very passionate and loved basketball.  We would have practices before school and after school.  They would also let me use the court when needed so that I could further my skills.  One of the biggest things that helped me was being allowed to play up an age group therefore increasing the challenge.  Bohunt really gave me every opportunity to become the best player I could be which I am very grateful for.  I really encourage current students to take full advantage of the provision available to them.

Jason Brooks attended Bohunt School from '94-'98, joining the basketball team in his second year. Under the guidance of Paul Barry, he soon joined the Hampshire team, and then through the regional South West England team was selected to train with the England Cadet (U18) team in '97.  

He ultimately earned 25 international caps for both Cadet and Junior national teams, before continuing to pursue his basketball and academic goals at Princeton University in New Jersey.

Jason is now a cameraman and film editor, and although he no longer plays competitive basketball, he is enormously grateful for the athletic and personal guidance offered by Mr. Barry and other Bohunt staff during his formative years.

(Picture Caption): Jason Brooks (#15) with the England Cadet team at a tournament in Beauvais, France in 1998.