Martin retired in July 2013 after 16 years of service. He was succeeded by Kevin Knibbs in September 2013. Founders' Day is celebrated by the school towards the end of each academic year. The occasion is marked by a procession of boys walking from the school to St. Mary's Church for a service including the school choir singing and readings. Old Hamptonians in alphabetical order Simon Amor (1992–97), captain, England Sevens, 2003 Zafar Ansari (2005–10), Surrey and England cricketer Kenneth Baker, Baron Baker of Dorking, CH (1946–48), former Home Secretary and Secretary of State for Education Andy Beattie, rugby player Paul Brand, Professor of Legal History at the University of Oxford Vic Briggs, musician (Brian Auger and The Trinity; Eric Burdon & The Animals) Paul Casey (1989–95), professional golfer (currently winner of 13 European Tour Events) Monty Munford (1972–79), Bollywood actor and writer for The Economist, Forbes and The Telegraph Jim Chandler (1935–42) represented Britain at pistol shooting in the [1948 Olympics] Thurston Dart (1933–38) musicologist and harpsichordist Keith Faulkner CBE (1955–62), chairman, Working Links, Manpower Tom Gearing (2003–2006), finalist of the Apprentice Walter Hayes, Sunday Dispatch editor, senior executive at the Ford Motor Company Murray Head (1959–62), musician Geoff Hunt (1959–66), former president of the Royal Society of Marine Artists Tony James, pop musician Max Kretzschmar (2007–2010), footballer at Wycombe Wanderers FC Louis Lynagh (2012-2019), rugby player at Harlequin FC Peter Lovesey (1948–55), author Justin Hulford (1982–89), author Chris Martin, Ocean rowing oarsman Sir Brian May, CBE (1958–65), musician (Queen) Jim McCarty, (1955–62) founding member of The Yardbirds Zach Miles (1964–71), chairman, Vedior Matt Brittin (1979–86), CEO of Google UK Iain Morris, (1984–91) co-writer of E4's The Inbetweeners Daniel Pemberton, (1989–96) composer Toby Roland-Jones (1999–2006), Cricketer, Middlesex and England Paul Samwell-Smith (1955–62) founding member of The Yardbirds John Scott CBE FBA (1960–1968) sociologist and former pro vice-chancellor, Plymouth University Greg Searle, OBE (1983–90), Olympic gold-winning oarsman Jonny Searle, OBE (1980–87), Olympic gold-winning oarsman Barry Sheerman (1951–57), Labour MP for Huddersfield since 1983 and chairman of the Education Select Committee Graham Skinner, Air Vice Marshal (retd) CBE (1956–63) Ollie Stanhope MBE, Paralympic gold-winning oarsman Professor Michael Sterling (1957–64) vice chancellor, University of Birmingham; chairman of the Russell Group Dave Travis (1957–1964) UK international athlete, former UK record holder at javelin Dr. Michael Underwood (1737–1820), surgeon and writer on surgery, discoverer of infantile paralysis Air Marshal Sir Peter Wykeham-Barnes, KCB, DSO