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| Name | College | Previous school | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geoffrey G. Butler | Corpus Christi | Clifton College | Lent 1921-1929 |
| Hon. Jocelyn Arthur Pike Pease | Trinity | Eton | 1929-1930 |
| Break in records | - | - | 1930-1950 |
| Peter Jenkin-Jones | Trinity Hall | Uppingham School | Lent 1950 |
| Arthur Rogers | Trinity | Easter 1950 | |
| Francis Julian Williams | Trinity | Eton | Michaelmas 1950 |
| Geoffrey Howe | Trinity Hall | Winchester | Lent 1951 |
| Denzil Freeth | Trinity Hall | Sherborne School | Easter 1951 |
| Douglas Hurd | Trinity | Eton | Michaelmas 1951 |
| Antony Buck | Trinity Hall | King's School, Ely | Lent 1952 |
| John Burnell | Jesus | Easter 1952 | |
| Geoffrey Field | Trinity Hall | Michaelmas 1952 | |
| John Biffen | Jesus | Dr. Morgan's Grammar School | Lent 1953 |
| Gordon Pears | Christ's | Uppingham School | Easter 1953 |
| Allen Molesworth | Trinity | Michaelmas 1953 | |
| Rafton Pounder | Christ's | Charterhouse | Lent 1954 |
| John Chown | Selwyn | Easter 1954 | |
| Tam Dalyell | King's | Eton | Michaelmas 1954 |
| Robin O'Neill | Trinity | Lent 1955 | |
| Ian Deane | Peterhouse | Easter 1955 | |
| Ian Hartland | Downing | Michaelmas 1955 | |
| Robert Parsons | Downing | Lent 1956 | |
| Peter Taylor | Sidney Sussex | Easter 1956 | |
| David Fairburn | Gonville and Caius | Michaelmas 1956 | |
| Keith Wilson | King's | Lent 1957 | |
| Michael Farrow | Trinity | Easter 1957 | |
| Charles Hampden-Turner | Trinity | Wellington | Michaelmas 1957 |
| David Davies | Pembroke | Lent 1958 | |
| Ian Orr-Ewing | Pembroke | Harrow | Easter 1958 |
| Michael Norsworthy | Clare | Michaelmas 1958 | |
| John Cunningham | Peterhouse | Lent 1959 | |
| Colin Emmins | Selwyn | Easter 1959 | |
| Peter Lloyd | Pembroke | Tonbridge School | Michaelmas 1959 |
| Leon Brittan | Trinity | Haberdashers' | Lent 1960 |
| Peter Viggers | Trinity Hall | Portsmouth Grammar | Easter 1960 |
| Norman Fowler | Trinity Hall | King Edward VI, Chelmsford | Michaelmas 1960 |
| Peter Temple-Morris | St Catharine's | Malvern | Lent 1961 |
| John Selwyn Gummer | Selwyn | King's School, Rochester | Easter 1961 |
| Kenneth Clarke | Gonville and Caius | Nottingham High School | Michaelmas 1961 |
| Hugh Dykes | Pembroke | Weston-super-Mare Grammar School | Lent 1962 |
| David Glass | St John's | Easter 1962 | |
| John Toulmin | Trinity Hall | Winchester | Michaelmas 1962 |
| John Maskell | Peterhouse | Lent 1963 | |
| Norman Lamont | Fitzwilliam | Loretto | Easter 1963 |
| Peter Fullerton | Gonville and Caius | Michaelmas 1963 | |
| David Eady | Trinity | Brentwood | Lent 1964 |
| Alan Bradley | Trinity | Easter 1964 | |
| Howell Hughes | Queens' | Michaelmas 1964 | |
| Adrian Vinson | Gonville and Caius | Lent 1965 | |
| John Ryan | Queens' | Easter 1965 | |
| Andrew Rose | Trinity | Michaelmas 1965 | |
| John Davies | Selwyn | Lent 1966 | |
| Godfrey Barker | Gonville and Caius | Dulwich | Easter 1966 |
| Andrew Millington | Trinity | Michaelmas 1966 | |
| Susan Rudd | Newnham | Lent 1967 | |
| Spencer Batiste | Queens' | Dulwich | Easter 1967 |
| Edward Davies | Trinity | Michaelmas 1967 | |
| Christopher Clarke | Gonville and Caius | Lent 1968 | |
| Julian Gibson Watt | Trinity | Eton | Easter 1968 |
| Howard Flight | Magdalene | Brentwood | Michaelmas 1968 |
| Roger Evans | Trinity Hall | Bristol Grammar School | Lent 1969 |
| John Watts | Gonville and Caius | Bishophalt Grammar School | Easter 1969 |
| Philip Heslop | Christ's | Haileybury | Michaelmas 1969 |
| William Powell | Emmanuel | Lancing College | Lent 1970 |
| David Mellor | Christ's | Swanage Grammar School | Easter 1970 |
| James Powell | Emmanuel | Michaelmas 1970 | |
| Richard Ryder | Magdalene | Radley | Lent 1971 |
| Nicholas Webb | Downing | Nottingham High School | Easter 1971 |
| Hugh Parker | St John's | Michaelmas 1971 | |
| John Rushton | Sidney Sussex | Lent 1972 | |
| Ian Gaunt | Selwyn | 1972 (Easter) | |
| Timothy Eggar | Magdalene | Repton | Michaelmas 1972 |
| Paul Serfaty | Trinity | Lycée Français de Londres | Lent 1973 |
| Norman Blackwell | Trinity | Latymer Upper | Easter 1973 |
| Stephen Allcock | Jesus | Michaelmas 1973 | |
| Robert Green | Sidney Sussex | Lent 1974 | |
| Jonathan Hirst | Trinity | Eton | Easter 1974 |
| Archie Norman | Emmanuel | Charterhouse | Michaelmas 1974 |
| John Griffith Jones | Trinity Hall | Lent 1975 | |
| Christopher Causer | Trinity Hall | Easter 1975 | |
| John Hastings Bass | Trinity | Michaelmas 1975 | |
| David Prior | Pembroke | Charterhouse | Lent 1976 |
| Alexander Hill Smith | Pembroke | Eton | Easter 1976 |
| Adair Turner | Gonville and Caius | Glenalmond | Michaelmas 1976 |
| David Grayson | Downing | Lent 1977 | |
| Christopher Whalley | Selwyn | Easter 1977 | |
| Andrew Mitchell | Jesus | Rugby | Michaelmas 1977 |
| Rosemary Chubb | Homerton | Lent 1978 | |
| Charles Pender | Magdalene | Eton | Easter 1978 |
| David Lidington | Sidney Sussex | Haberdashers' | Michaelmas 1978 |
| Andrew McHallam | Queens' | Haberdashers’ | Lent 1979 |
| Simon Morris | Gonville and Caius | Easter 1979 | |
| Mark Bishop | Downing | The Leys | Michaelmas 1979 |
| Simon Goodfellow | Jesus | Harrow | Lent 1980 |
| Kathryn Shaw | Girton | Easter 1980 | |
| Christopher Frazer | St. John's | Michaelmas 1980 | |
| Gillian Herrod | Trinity Hall | Nottm High Sch for Girls | Lent 1981 |
| John Antcliffe | Corpus Christi | Dulwich | Easter 1981 |
| Julia Ablethorpe | King's | Michaelmas 1981 | |
| Simon Baynes | Magdalene | Shrewsbury | Lent 1982 |
| Gilbert Dunlop | St. John's | Easter 1982 | |
| Simon Milton | Gonville and Caius | St Paul's | Michaelmas 1982 |
| Andrew Marshall | Robinson | Lent 1983 | |
| Oliver Brind | St. John's | Bedales | Easter 1983 |
| Adrian Burford | Gonville and Caius | Lancing | Michaelmas 1983 |
| Edward Hess | Peterhouse | Rugby | Lent 1984 |
| Lawrence Guthrie | St Johns | The Glasgow Academy | Easter 1984 |
| Andrew Roberts | Gonville and Caius | Cranleigh | Michaelmas 1984 |
| Clive Blackwood (resigned) [2] | Gonville and Caius | Kelvinside Academy | Lent 1985 |
| Peter Hopkins | Emmanuel | Eton | Lent 1985 |
| Graham Stuart | Selwyn | Glenalmond | Easter 1985 |
| Mark Foster-Brown | Robinson | Radley | Michaelmas 1985 |
| David Platt | Trinity Hall | Lent 1986 | |
| Robert Hardman | Pembroke | Wellington | Easter 1986 |
| John Hyman | Christ's | Michaelmas 1986 | |
| Bryony Griffiths | St John's | Lent 1987 | |
| Damian Riley Smith | Downing | Easter 1987 | |
| Jonathan Rich | Magdalene | Michaelmas 1987 | |
| Greg Hands | Robinson | Dr Challoner's Grammar School | Lent 1988 |
| Martin Calderbank | Magdalene | Easter 1988 | |
| Patrick Paines | Peterhouse | Michaelmas 1988 | |
| James Bullock | Sidney Sussex | Lent 1989 | |
| Miles Millar | Christ's | Claremont Fan Court | Easter 1989 |
| Roseanne Serrelli | New Hall | Michaelmas 1989 | |
| Jonathan Bailey | Gonville and Caius | Lent 1990 | |
| Mark Waldron | Sidney Sussex | Easter 1990 | |
| Nick Maddock | Trinity | Michaelmas 1990 | |
| Paul Barton | Trinity | Winchester | Lent 1991 |
| Justin Davies | Pembroke | Eton | Easter 1991 |
| Ryan Robson | Peterhouse | Michaelmas 1991 | |
| Lizzie Pryor | Emmanuel | Lent 1992 | |
| Ed Baker | ? | Easter 1992 | |
| Tim Kevan | Magdalene | Sedbergh | Michaelmas 1992 |
| Catherine Ewins | King's | Lent 1993 | |
| Victoria Harper | ? Trinity | Easter 1993 | |
| Nick Green | St John's | Michaelmas 1993 | |
| Julian Bailey | Clare | Lent 1994 | |
| Victoria Boswell | Downing | Malvern Girls' College | Easter 1994 |
| Duncan Reed | Jesus | Michaelmas 1994 | |
| Lorraine Fahey | New Hall | Lent 1995 | |
| Colin Farmer BA | Magdalene | Easter 1995 | |
| Will Bracken | Downing | Michaelmas 1995 | |
| Chris Daniels | Trinity Hall | Lent 1996 | |
| Melanie Robinson | Trinity | Easter 1996 | |
| Attila Malta | Sidney Sussex | Michaelmas 1996 | |
| Richard Williams | Gonville and Caius | Lent 1997 | |
| Oliver Kerridge | Christ's | Easter 1997 | |
| James Hellyer | Christ's | Bideford College | Michaelmas 1997 |
| David Mitchinson | St Catharine's | Royal Grammar School | Lent 1998 |
| Mark Nicholson | Peterhouse | Easter 1998 | |
| Paul Mawdsley | Peterhouse | Canford | Michaelmas 1998 |
| Alan Mendoza | Gonville and Caius | City of London School | Lent 1999 |
| Duncan Crossey | Downing | Ballymena Academy | Easter 1999 |
| Tim Hamer | Trinity Hall | Churston Ferrers Grammar School | Michaelmas 1999 |
| Martin Williams | Magdalene | Lent 2000 | |
| Suella Fernandes | Queens' | Heathfield | Easter 2000 |
| Tim Haire | Girton | Michaelmas 2000 | |
| Alison Newton | Newnham | Lent 2001 | |
| James Davies | Christ's | The King's School, Chester | Easter 2001 |
| David Snowdon | Peterhouse | Royal Grammar School, Newcastle | Michaelmas 2001 |
| Will Gallagher | Trinity Hall | The King's School, Chester | Lent 2002 |
| Sam Chamberlain | Christ's | Bilborough College | Easter 2002 |
| Laurence Tailby | Robinson | Eton | Michaelmas 2002 |
| Stephen Parkinson | Emmanuel | Park House School | Lent 2003 |
| George Murphy | Gonville and Caius | Ampleforth College | Easter 2003 |
| Edward Cumming | Downing | The King's School, Worcester | Michaelmas 2003 |
| Matthew Jamison | Peterhouse | Bangor Grammar School | Lent 2004 |
| Alex Wright | Peterhouse | Oundle | Easter 2004 |
| Magnus Gittins | Trinity Hall | Dame Alice Owens | Michaelmas 2004 |
| Richard Sidey | Selwyn | Rugby | Lent 2005 |
| Tom Goodhead | Clare | Bassaleg | Easter 2005 |
| Laurie Fitzjohn-Sykes | Selwyn | Leighton Park; Torquay Boys' Grammar School | Michaelmas 2005 |
| Alexander Langley | Gonville and Caius | Dulwich College | Lent 2006 |
| Timothy Gardiner | Gonville and Caius | Portora Royal School | Lent 2007 |
| Bezhan Salehy | Selwyn | The King's School, Tynemouth | Easter 2007 |
| James Wallis | Gonville and Caius | Canford | Michaelmas 2007 |
| Roland Valentine Stewart | Gonville and Caius | Harrow | Lent 2008 |
| Mike Morley BA MSci | Trinity | Torquay Boys' Grammar School | Easter 2008 |
| Hugo Hadlow | St John's | Eltham College | Michaelmas 2008 |
| James Sharpe | Fitzwilliam | Hills Road | Lent 2009 |
| Hugh Burling | St John's | King's College School | Easter 2009 |
| Caroline Cummins | Newnham | Leeds Girls' High School | Michaelmas 2009 |
| Gavin Rice | Queens' | Southend High School for Boys | Lent 2010 |
| John Oxley | Gonville and Caius | Manchester Grammar School | Easter 2010 |
| Fergus McGhee | Trinity | Dollar Academy | Michaelmas 2010 |
| Callum Wood | Queens' | St John Fisher Catholic High | Lent 2011 |
| Christopher Poel | Queens' | Westcliff High School for Boys | Easter 2011 |
| Matthew Johnstone | Queens' | The McAuley Catholic High School | Michaelmas 2011 |
| Edward Turnham, MA | Christ's | Bedford School | Lent 2012 |
| Michael Goode | Gonville and Caius | Quilley School | Easter 2012 |
| Nick Crawford | Gonville and Caius | Borden Grammar School; The King's School, Canterbury | Michaelmas 2012 |
| Ingram Davidson | Trinity | Reigate Grammar School | Lent 2013 |
| Katie Lam | Trinity | Guildford County School | Easter 2013 |
| David Cowan | Christ's | Lancing College | Michaelmas 2013 |
| T James Mottram | Selwyn | Saint Olave's Grammar School | Lent 2014 |
| Radley Cunliffe | Homerton | St. Mary's Roman Catholic High School | Easter 2014 |
| Daniel Jennings | Corpus Christi | Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys | Michaelmas 2014 |
| Callum Campbell | Fitzwilliam | Saint Olave's Grammar School | Lent 2015 |
| Melissa Macdonald | Homerton | Scarborough Sixth Form College | Easter 2015 |
| Victoria Brown | St. John's | The Rodillian Academy | Michaelmas 2015 |
| Samuel Carr | Robinson | Meoncross School; Peter Symond's College | Lent 2016 |
| Nakul Khanna | Gonville and Caius | Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School | Easter 2016 |
| Conor Monighan | Fitzwilliam | Merchant Taylors' | Michaelmas 2016 |
| James Mathieson | Churchill | King Edward VI Aston School | Lent 2017 |
| Alistair Booth | Gonville and Caius | Hockerill Anglo-European College | Easter 2017 |
| Henry Mitson | Gonville and Caius | Bolton School | Michaelmas 2017 |
| Connor MacDonald | Emmanuel | Pearson College UWC | Lent 2018 |
| Dylan Coll-Reed | Trinity | The Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School | Easter 2018 |
| Timur Coskun | Trinity | Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe | Michaelmas 2018 |
| William Phelps | Corpus Christi | King's College School | Lent 2019 |
| Oliver Riley | Robinson | Shiplake College | Easter 2019 |
| Harry Clynch | Churchill | St John's Senior School; Dame Alice Owens | Michaelmas 2019 |
| Benedict Smith | Selwyn | Bablake School | Lent 2020 |
| Curran Snell | Downing | Penrice Academy | Easter 2020 |
| Phoebe Pickering | Corpus Christi | Brighton College | Michaelmas 2020 |
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