bottom of the school site, in two self-contained buildings. One of the buildings is for EYFS and KS1 and the other for KS2. The Junior School has the same high standards as the Senior School and also shares many of the facilities including the sports complex, the fields and the Performing Arts Centre. Colfeians Eric Ambler OBE (19091998), novelist. Professor Henry Armstrong FRS (18481937) Chemist. Sir John Bennett (18141897), politician and watchmaker. Sir Antonio Brady (18111881), Admiralty official, naturalist, and social reformer. Sir Richard Madox Bromley (1813–1865), civil servant. Garry Bushell, journalist and musician. James Cleverly, Conservative politician. Paul Clinton, cricketer. Richard Clinton, cricketer. Billy Cooper, Barmy Army England cricket trumpeter Brian Fahey, musician, arranger and musical director. Christopher Fowler (novelist and journalist) Sir Alan Goodison, diplomat. Professor Kenneth Grayston, professor of theology. Malcolm Hardee, comedy club proprietor. John Henry Hayes, Conservative politician. Andrew Shoben, artist, professor, Broadcaster. Jeff Hearn, Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. Conor Henderson, professional footballer. Norman Hepple RA RP (19081994), portrait painter Peter Howitt, actor, film writer and director. Jem Karacan, professional footballer. Robert Key, England cricketer David Lindsay, (18761945), novelist, author of A Voyage to Arcturus. F.L. Lucas (18941967), literary critic and writer. James Marsh, Academy Award-winning film maker of Man on Wire, Edmund Nelson, (19102007), portrait painter. Steve Parish, Chairman of Crystal Palace F.C. Claire Rafferty, English female international footballer. Tony Reeves, musician with Greenslade, Curved Air and Colosseum Olly Robbins, UK Prime Minister's European Adviser Jack Ryder, actor Professor Maurice George 'Dick' Say, (19021992), electrical engineer. Keith Colin Smith, (19652000) stellar spectroscopist and astrophysicist. Professor William Alexander Campbell Stewart (19151997), educationist and university administrator. Francis Stock, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Natal Dennis Main Wilson, producer of television and radio comedy. Henry Williamson, author of Tarka the Otter. Victor Maslin Yeates, World War I Royal Flying Corps fighter ace. Further reading Leland L. Duncan The History of Colfe's Grammar School and a life of its founder 1910. References The History of Colfe's Grammar School by Leland L. Duncan (revised and updated by H Beardwood), pub: University of London Press, 1952 External links 1652 establishments in England Educational institutions established in the 1650s Buildings and structures in Eltham Private co-educational schools in London Private schools in the Royal Borough of Greenwich Lee, London Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference