Head Teachers
- 1799 Rev. John Wooll
- 1807 Rev. William Bayly
- 1879 Horace Byatt
- 1903 Thomas Hay
- 1909 A.C. Maples
- 1918 Rev. Bernard Heald
- 1938 N.B.C. Lucas
- 1967 D. Fisher
- 1972 Mrs. V.M.Stempson (acting)
- 1973 Miss M.P. Evans
- 1983 E.E. Hickford
- 2001 W.T. Benge
- 2006 J.R. Barrott
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