Gravesend Grammar School - Deputy Head Masters

Deputy Head Masters

1893 - 1898 S.A. Sworn MA
1898 - 1907 James T. Dalladay AMC
1907 - 1931 D. Foster
1931 - 1936 H. Law
1936 - 1958 A. Richards
1958 - 1964 Les C. Furley
1964 - 1973 Edwin W. Walker
1973 - 1977 Peter T. Sanderson DLC
1979 - 1986 John E. Edwards
1986 - 1990 Robin H. Curtis
1990 - present Brian Simpson BA MA
2004 - 2008 Dr Joanne L. Seymour

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