Leadership
Principals of King Edward VII and Queen Mary School
- Judith Cooper and Mike Stephenson (2011 – present)
- Robert Karling (2003–2011)
- Julian Wilde (1999–2003)
Headmasters of King Edward VII School
- Julian Wilde (1993–1999)
- David Heap (1982–1993)
- Christopher J Lipscomb (1966–1982)
- CDA Baggley (1957–1966)
- John Bell (1942–1957)
- WN Weech (1940–1942)
- DGO Ayerst (1937–1940)
- JRL Penry (1913–1937)
- H Bompas-Smith (1908–1913)
Headmistresses of Queen Mary School
- Mrs S Piggott (1998–1999)
- Miss M Ritchie (1981–1998)
- Miss J Charlton (1970–1981)
- Miss JL Harley (1952–1970)
- Mrs D Bailey (1930–1951)
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