the senior school site: Elfick House – Boys Gamon House – Boys Guilford House – Boys Austen House – Girls Wesley House – Girls In 2011 boarding at Kent College was rated as outstanding by OfSted. Two other boarding Houses became defunct during the 1990s: Lower School Milton House Lower School was originally the designated boarding house for all boarders in the first and second years (Years 7 and 8). In 1996, Lower School was closed, and the Prickett Building was redeveloped as classrooms; the boarders were moved to Milton House (boys) and Austen House (girls). At the start of the 1997–1998 academic year, Milton House was combined with School House, as both Houses were located in the main school building, albeit on separate floors. List of headmasters Mark Turnbull joined the school as Head in January 2022. Below are listed the former headmasters of Kent College from 1885 to 2021: J. Deaville (1885–1888) L.W. Posnett (1888–1893) J. Smallpage (1893–1897) F.M. Facer (1897–1911) A. Brownscombe (1911–1934) H.J. Prickett (1934–1960) D.E. Norfolk (1960–1977) P.E. Sangster (1977–1979) R.J. Wicks (1980–1995) E.B. Halse (1995–2002) G.G. Carminati (2002–2007) D.J Lamper (2007–2022) M. Turnbull (2022–Present) Two school buildings have been named after previous headmasters, John Prickett and David Norfolk. Chaplaincy As Kent College is a Methodist school, Chapel holds a key place in the day (pupils, whatever faith they profess, are required to attend Chapel) and services are given by the chaplain, the headmaster or a visiting minister. The current Chaplain of Kent College is Alison Walker. Junior School The Kent College Infant and Junior School in the village of Harbledown, was formerly the home of the Victorian artist Thomas Sidney Cooper R.A., and was purchased by the Senior School in 1945. It has approximately 220 pupils, and the headmaster is Simon James. Old Canterburians (notable students) Former pupils of the school are known as Old Canterburians, and are entitled to use "O.C." in any post-nominal letters. Kent College administers the Old Canterburian Club, which puts on events throughout the year to which O.C.s are invited, and encourages former pupils to maintain contact with the school. The "Kent College Times" publishes a section devoted to news from the Old Canterburian Club. Among the Kent College alumni: Chris Albertson, American jazz historian Guy Berryman, bass player for British music band Coldplay Tim Clark, President Emirates Airline Ptolemy Dean, architect, and resident "ruin detective" on the BBC