being in Sixth form. The school gained specialist Technology College in 1997 under the management of Roger Connibear which entitled it to money from the Government to fund its DT facilities, computer rooms, and its further activities - such as Further Maths at A level. Since September 2019, the Head of School has been Dr A Frame, with Andy Squires remaining as Executive Headteacher until his death in 2022. His predecessor was Sarah Parker in 2014, who took over from Roger Connibear in 2005, who took over from Gillian Parkinson in 1993 - The latter being involved in overseeing the move to Shenley from Cornwall Grove Bletchley. In 2007 students from the school won the BBC's national Schools Question Time Competition. Students from Denbigh, and from three other winning schools, helped to produce an episode of the show, which was broadcast on 5 July 2007. Athletes Ed Slater is an International Rugby Union player and a former pupil of Denbigh School Greg Rutherford is the London 2012 Long Jump Olympic Gold medalist and a former pupil of Denbigh School Chris Clarke , who won gold medal in the 100 m – T11 & 200 m – T11 events at the Rio 2016 Paralympics competing as a guide runner George Williams, professional footballer, who plays for Milton Keynes Dons. David Moyo, professional footballer, attended Denbigh School. References External links School web site Secondary schools in Milton Keynes Academies in Milton Keynes