Kimbolton School - List of Headmasters

List of Headmasters

The school has a tradition of Headmasters staying for a long time. William Ingram (after whom the junior house is now named) 1913-47, Cyril Lewis (who oversaw the movement of the school to the Castle and has the theatre named after him) 1947-73, David Donaldson (after whom the Science block is named and who first admitted girls to the school) 1973-87, Roger Peel (after whom the sports hall is named) 1987-2002 and the current headmaster Jonathan Belbin, 2002 onwards.

  • 1603-1607 Edward Crunkhorn
  • 1607-1611 James Johnson
  • 1611-1635 John Anderson
  • 1635-1653 William Rugby
  • 1653-1664 Samuel Bird
  • 1664-1678 Samuel Taylor
  • 1678-1681 William Wildgoose
  • 1681-1686 John Gardiner
  • 1686-1701 Mr Trott
  • 1701-1703 Valentine Paul
  • 1703-1739 Nathaniel Cronkshaw
  • 1739-1740 Rev. Master William Wheeler
  • 1740-1778 Rev. Dr. John Owen
  • 1778-1826 Rev. John Thompson
  • 1826-1842 Rev. John Bligh
  • 1842-1847 Rev. James Taylor
  • 1847-1854 Rev. John Thornton
  • 1854-1865 Rev. Robert Lancaster Watson
  • 1865-1874 Rev. William Ager
  • 1875-1876 School closed for rebuilding
  • 1877-1884 Rev. Robert Kater Vinter
  • 1884-1891 Rev. Edward Ulyat
  • 1891-1913 Rev. Arther Gosset Bibby
  • 1913-1947 William Ingram
  • 1947-1973 Cyril Lewis MBE
  • 1973-1987 David Donaldson
  • 1987-2002 Roger Peel
  • 2002–present Jonathan Belbin

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