Economics, Business studies, Politics and other subjects were taught. It is now used for Drama. Opposite Broadfield house is the Cornwallis building, which is another old Reigate home. Offsite, the school owns the playing fields at "Hartswood" nearby Woodhatch, where most home matches in most sports are played. Nearby is Reigate Saint Mary's church where every student goes once a week in place of assembly. The nearby Reigate St Mary's Preparatory School is owned by the RGS Foundation, which also operates Reigate Grammar. Headmaster Shaun Fenton, son of Alvin Stardust is the headmaster at Reigate Grammar school and executive headmaster of Reigate Grammar School Vietnam. He was previously headmaster at Pate's Grammar School and Sir John Lawes School. He is a member of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference. International Headmasters Patrick Glennon is the current acting headmaster of Reigate Grammar School Vietnam Controversy In 2013 the school offered to give financial support to Dunottar School in Reigate, and in return Reigate Grammar School would help manage Dunottar. Then in late 2013 it was announced that Dunottar would be closed due to dwindling pupil numbers and poor finances. This caused uproar from the current parents, who planned to manage the school themselves. Reasons for the planned take-over include the selling of Dunottar's school property to fund the new Centre of Learning at Reigate Grammar School. However Reigate Grammar School was unsuccessful and the parents had Dunottar school sign a 10-year contract with United Learning after negotiations. As a result, the new Centre of Learning was funded by the Reigate-based Peter Harrison Foundation. Notable former pupils Will Beer, cricketer, Sussex County Cricket Club Steve Benbow, folk guitar player, singer and music director Andrew Cantrill, organist Norman Cook, or Fatboy Slim, musician Andrew Cooper, Conservative peer Vice Admiral Sir Geoffrey Dalton, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, later Secretary General of Mencap Ben Edwards, BBC Formula One racing commentator and former racing driver Bill Frindall, BBC cricket scorer Peter Gershon, British businessman, civil servant and chairman of the National Grid plc Susan Gritton, singer Sir David Hall, British paediatrician Lennox Hastie, Chef, Firedoor Sydney, as seen on Netflix Series Chef's Table : BBQ John Haybittle, British Medical Physicist and co-inventor of the Haybittle–Peto boundary Anthony Hidden, high court judge Bevis Hillier, English art historian, author and journalist; hoaxer and scourge of A.N. Wilson, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts Godfrey Ince, civil