as part one of the 600 campaign. The building was officially opened on 2 October 2015 by Robert Winston and John Bercow. The school regularly uses the church of St Peter and St Paul's in Buckingham for its annual carol service and Founder's Day service, which is held on the feast day of St John, the patron saint of the school. The church is also used for various concerts throughout the year. The Chantry Chapel, the school's former chapel, is now owned by the National Trust and is too small to accommodate the entire school, thus necessitating the transfer of all school religious ceremonies to the parish church. Organisation Houses Each pupil, upon entrance, is placed into one of six houses, named after founders of the school at various stages in its history. The six houses are: Headmasters and headmistress Old Latins Mary Pix, 17th century novelist and playwright Cecil Gardner, World War I Royal Air Force pilot Shan Morgan, CMG, diplomat and former ambassador to Argentina Air Vice-Marshal Julian Young, CB OBE, Royal Air Force officer Craig Pickering, Olympic athlete Dan Jones, writer Sam Baldock, footballer George Baldock, footballer See also List of the oldest schools in the United Kingdom List of the oldest schools in the world List of English and Welsh endowed schools (19th century) Footnotes References Kettler, Sarah Valente. Trimble, Carole. The Amateur Historians Guide to the Heart of England: Nearly 200 Medieval & Tudor Sites: nearly 200 Medieval & Tudor sites two hours or less from London External links Department for Education School Performance Tables 2011 Grammar schools in Buckinghamshire Academies in Buckinghamshire Training schools in England 1423 establishments in England Buckingham Educational institutions established in the 15th century Schools with a royal charter