Exton (1964–1977) – Hampshire cricketer and schoolmaster John Baird Tyson (1978–1982) – mountaineer and teacher David Prince (1983–1997) David Jarrett (1997–2014) – the first person to win a cricket blue for both Oxford and Cambridge Mark Hoskins (2014–present) Notable staff and associated people James Edmeston, architect and prolific hymn writer; wrote "Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us" for the children of the London Orphan Asylum Sir Benjamin Louis Cohen, former President of the London Orphan Asylum Sir William Blizard, consulting surgeon to the London Orphan Asylum Brett Garrard, hockey coach Richard Gilliat, former head of admissions and Hampshire cricketer, retired in 2017 Keith Medlycott, cricket coach Tom Hardy, actor Notable Old Reedonians Royalty Prince Zeid Raad of Jordan, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Prince Mired Raad of Jordan Business Alan Bott, founder of Pan Books Sir Simon Robey, banker and co-founder of Robey Warshaw Literature Thomas Burke Richard Dinnick, screenwriter and author Sport Henrik Breimyr, Norwegian professional football player Jeffrey Bruma, professional footballer, currently playing for PSV Eindhoven Alex Corbisiero, rugby player for Northampton Saints, England and the British and Irish Lions Jamie Delgado, British tennis player and coach Daniel Douthwaite, British cricketer Jack Draper, British tennis player Chris Eaton, British tennis player Alastair Gray, British tennis player Evan Hoyt, British tennis player Jack Gower, British alpine ski racer Tim Henman, British tennis player Oskar Kolk, cricketer James Morrison, golfer Luke Steyn, ski racer Theo Vukašinović, rugby player Jack Kenningham, rugby player Arts/entertainment Richard Bagguley, muralist and artist Marcel Grant, filmmaker Dr. Keith Scholey, nature documentary producer Elvi Hale, actress Tom Hardy, actor Sir Simon Keenlyside, opera singer Nigel Mitchell, television and radio presenter Sir Nolan, music producer and songwriter Shaun Scott, actor Renton Skinner, actor and comedian Toby Tarrant, radio DJ and son of Chris Jamie Treays, aka Jamie T, singer-songwriter Politics Edward Kellett-Bowman, Conservative Member of the European Parliament Law Stuart Popham, British lawyer Architecture Mark Fenwick, founder, Fenwick Iribarren. Architects of three of the eight new stadia at World Cup 2022 in Qatar, including Stadium 974. References External links Reed's School website Boys' schools in Surrey Private schools in Surrey Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Boarding schools in Surrey Educational institutions established in 1813 Relocated schools 1813 establishments in England