Notable Teachers
- Harry Greenway (former MP), was a Head of Telford House in the 1960s and also Deputy Headmaster.
- Stanley Warren, a former Japanese prisoner of war, noted for painting the Changi Murals in the chapel of Changi Prison during captivity, was an art teacher in the 1950s and 1960s, and Deputy Head of Brunel House from 1963-65
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