Head Teachers
- Mr Clarke (1863–1883) Melbourne Street
- Basilian Fathers (1883–1899) Beaconfield
- Mr Clarke (1883–1899) Grosvenor Street/Wyndham Square
- Provost Michael John Burns (1900–1911) Wyndham Square
- Presentation Brothers (1911–1931) Wyndham Square
- Br J H Dudley McDonald (1931–1944) Beaconfield
- Abbot Bruno Fehrenbacher (1941–1945) Buckfast Abbey
- Br B P Dolan (1944–1950) Beaconfield
- Br P C Curran (1950–1954) Beaconfield
- Br Harry A Grice (1954–1960) Beaconfield/Beacon Park
- Br B D McHugh (1960–1966) Beacon Park
- Br Tom Coleman (1966–1971) Beacon Park
- Br Darcy (1971–1972) Beacon Park
- Br Cornelius John Sreenan (1972–1987) Beacon Park/Crownhill
- Br David Kavanagh (1987–1995) Crownhill
- Mr David Kavanagh (1995–2007) Crownhill
- Dr James Lawrence Murphy (2007–2009) Crownhill/Manadon Park
- Mr Peter Eccles (2009 - ) Manadon Park
- Acting Head Teacher - Mr Andrew Davies (2013 - ) Manadon Park
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