Stakes Hill Infant School), Springwood Junior School (formerly Hulbert Junior School), Mill Hill Primary School (formerly Waite End Infants and Waite End Junior School and Waite End Primary School), Purbrook Infant and Junior Schools, Queens Inclosure Primary and St. Peter's Catholic Primary. Two new two form entry primary schools are to be built in the new housing development area situated off the Maurepas Roundabout. The first of these is scheduled to open in September 2014 with a possible Year R only intake depending on the number of children needing places. It contains five secondary schools: Horndean Technology College, The Cowplain School, Oaklands Catholic School, Purbrook Park School and Crookhorn College. There are two colleges, Oaklands Catholic Sixth Form College and South Downs College. Notable residents Christopher Hitchens, writer, born in Waterlooville Lewis Ganson, one of the most prolific writers in magic Michael Giles, drummer, King Crimson, born in Waterlooville James Edward Ignatius Masterson VC – won the Victoria Cross in 1900, retired to, and died in Waterlooville General Sir Charles James Napier – retired to, and died in Waterlooville; his former house is now part of Oaklands School Beatrice Shilling, aeronautical engineer, born in Waterlooville Rob Styles, retired FIFA and FA Premier League Referee Simon Whitlock, darts player, born Cessnock, Australia See also List of places of worship in the Borough of Havant References External links Waterlooville celebrates its first 200 years (2015) Towns in Hampshire