Years 9, 10 and 11 Sixth Form – Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth Heads J.E. Williams - September 1879 - July 1898 E. Young - September 1898 - July 1910 E.H. Butt - December 1910 - April 1926 O.A. Le Beau - April 1926 - July 1951 R.F. Boyd Campbell - September 1951 - July 1968 G.V. Surtees - September 1968 - July 1983 D.Dixon - September 1983 - July 1986 Reverend T.J. Wright - September 1986 - July 2001 Dr C. Ray - September 2001 - August 2004 D.A. Rimmer (Acting Head) - September 2004 - Dec 2004 K.J. Riley - January 2005 - August 2009 Miss K.E. Haynes - August 2009 - to present Notable alumni Larry Barker, screenwriter Francis Bennion, jurist Michael Bogdanov (d.2017), theatre director Andrew deMello, scientist and academic Andrew Carwood, conductor and singer, Director of Music, St. Paul's Cathedral, London Alfred Dunhill (d.1959), tobacconist and inventor, progenitor of the Dunhill luxury goods company David Fell, cricketer Alastair Fraser, cricketer and a director of the Middlesex Cricket Board David Gavurin, musician Gary Gibbon, political editor at Channel 4 Ben Gill, former footballer Michael Gold, TV documentary producer Roger Griffin, professor of modern history and political theorist at Oxford Brookes University Liam Halligan, broadcaster and economist Johann Hari, journalist Kenneth Hudson, industrial archeologist and museologist Anthony Jeffrey, former Arsenal FC Academy footballer Vladimir V. Kara-Murza, Russian politician and journalist Michael McCarthy, Director of Music, U.S National Cathedral, Washington, USA Inder Manocha, comedian Sir Peter Marychurch KCMG, former Director of the British signals intelligence agency, GCHQ Alastair Miles, operatic and concert bass Brian Pearce, (d.2008), historian Stephen Pollard, journalist and Editor of The Jewish Chronicle newspaper David Punter, academic and writer Julian Rhind-Tutt, actor Gordon Douglas Rowley, (d. 2019) botanist and writer Raymond Sawkins, novelist, writing as Colin Forbes Michael Shersby (d.1997), former Conservative MP for Uxbridge Victor Silvester (d.1978), former band leader Kabir Toor, former Middlesex cricketer Michael Turner, artist Michael Richter, Head of Trading Analytics at IHS Markit Timothy West, actor Paul Wilkinson (d.2011), academic Notable staff and governors Ian Blanchett (former cricket coach), Middlesex cricketer Lord Lexden (former governor), official historian of the Conservative Party Angus Fraser (Governor / cricket coach), England International cricketer Owain Arwel Hughes CBE (former Chair of Governors), conductor Albert Alan Owen (former Music teacher), composer Chris Peploe (cricket coach), Middlesex cricketer George Weedon (former PE teacher), Olympic gymnast Ian