television programme, "Restoration" Tacita Dean, English visual artist Simon Dingemans, banker and businessman. Thomas Dunhill, English composer and writer David Eades, BBC journalist and newsreader Natascha Engel, Labour Member of Parliament, Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons, Second Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means Thomas Godfrey Evans, cricketer, for Kent and England Christopher Fairbank, actor, best known for his role in hit comedy-drama series Auf Wiedersehen, Pet Piers Francis, English rugby union fly-half for the Auckland Blues Reginald Hine, solicitor and historian John Inge, Bishop of Worcester John Redwood, Conservative Member of Parliament for Wokingham Simon Scarrow, historical fiction author Anthony Scrivener, British barrister. Pat Vaulkhard, cricketer for Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Mike Weatherley, Conservative Member of Parliament for Hove Mimi Webb (Amelia Webb), Singer songwriter signed to Epic Records Raymond Yiu, Composer and conductor Angus So, English composer and writer Further readingThe Kent College Centenary Book, written by Christopher Wright, a former head of history at the school, traces the 100 years from the founding of Kent College, through the two world wars, the "Great Fire" that destroyed part of the Main Building in 1938, evacuation to Truro, the building programme and the problems of the 1960s, to the co-educational school it was in 1985. 10,001 Facts about Kent College was the official supplement to Christopher Wright's Centenary Book, and was published in the same year. It was compiled by A.P.L. Slater.The Kent College Times'': This takes the place of the "Bulletin", and communicates news from the preceding term, with an introduction by the headmaster. The School Magazine: The first edition, under the name "The Rampant", was published in 1895. References External links Kent College website Old Canterburians' website Private schools in Kent Member schools of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Schools in Canterbury Methodist schools in England Boarding schools in Kent International Baccalaureate schools in England Educational institutions established in 1885 1885 establishments in England