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1914 1915 : The Revd. A. D. Stewart
1915 1928 : The Revd. W. H. Hewitt
1928 1953 : Canon E. W. L. Martin
1956 1958 : Mr. C. T. Priestley
1958 1965 : Mr. J. R. F. Melluish
1965 1973 : The Revd. R. B. Handforth
1973 1974 : Ven. W. N. Cheung (Acting)
1974 1999 : Mr. Luke J. P. Yip (葉敬平先生)
1999 2005 : Mr. D. R. Too (朱業桐先生)
2005 2010 : Dr. Louise Y. S. Law (羅懿舒博士)
2010 2023 : Ms. Carol C. Yang (楊清女士)) Canon E. W. L. Martin;
Priestley House (Green) Mr. C. T. Priestley;
College House (Yellow)

Before the 2009–2010 academic year, as a local school in Hong Kong, the college had been providing three years of junior secondary, two years of senior secondary and two years of matriculation education under the English 3223 education system. After the educational system reform was launched by the government, the college has started providing three years of senior secondary education from Form 4 since the 2009–2010 academic year under the New Senior Secondary 334 Scheme. Meanwhile, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) had also commenced in the academic year of 2014–2015. The IBDP is a two year curriculum and is monitored under the International Baccalaureate Organization rather than the Education Bureau of Hong Kong. Since IBDP is two years long, the college will provide a one year IBDP bridging course to help student adapt to the essay and discussion emphasized IBDP education mode.

St. Stephen's College Preparatory School is the preparatory primary school of St Stephen's College. St. Stephen's College Preparatory School was founded in 1938 with only one building for classrooms, boarding house and dining hall. During the Second World War, the preparatory school was used for guard quarter by the Japanese. The preparatory school re opened in 1947, with a new building. Another building of dormitory was built in the 1950s. The preparatory school has started to give boarding places for girls in the 1960s. The preparatory school has 21 classes of more than 600 students.

St Stephen's College was used for filming advertisements, TV shows, movies and MVs.

Fu Bingchang (傅秉常), Nationalist Chinese and Taiwanese politician. Hon. Chee chen Tung (董建成), SBS, JP member of the College Council of St Stephen's College, chairman and chief executive of Oriental Overseas International Limited, independent non executive director of Cathay Pacific; younger brother of the first chief executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Tung Chee Hwa, GBM who is a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and vice president of Olympic Council of Asia. Timothy Fok Tsun ting (霍震霆), GBS, SBS, JP former member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, member of the International Olympic Committee, chairman of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, son to the vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference of the China Dr. Henry Fok Ying tung. The Hon. Albert Chan Wai yip (陳偉業) member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong (New Territories West). Erica Yuen Mi ming (袁彌明) chairlady of People Power, participated in the 2012 Legislative Council Election and gained enough votes for Raymond Chan (Slow Beat), who ranks at the top of the list, for being elected. Bhichai Rattakul former deputy Prime Minister of Thailand.

Dr. Raymond Chi'ien Kuo Fung (錢果豐), GBS, CBE, JP non executive chairman of MTR, chairman of Hang Seng Bank, director of HSBC, director of The Wharf Ltd., chairman of CDC Corporation, chairman of the college Council of St Stephen's College. Peter Woo Kwong ching (吳光正), GBM, GBS, JP chairman of Wheelock and Company Limited, chairman of The Wharf Holdings Limited. Raymond Chow Man Wai (鄒文懷), OBE, GBS founder of Golden Harvest. Richard Eng (伍經衡) founder, shareholder of and teacher at the large scale tutorial school Beacon College (遵理學校); brother of artiste Christine Ng Wing mei (伍詠薇). Sir Sik nin Chau (周錫年爵士) CBE, JP first Chinese doctor of ear, nose and throat in Hong Kong, ex senior unofficial member of Legislative Council and Executive Council, ex chairman of Kowloon Motor Bus, ex chairman of Dairy Farm, ex chairman of Federation of Hong Kong Industries, ex chairman of HKTDC; brother of another alumnus Tsun nin Chau. Sir Tsun nin Chau (周埈年爵士) CBE, JP former chairman of Canton Trust and Commercial Bank, former unofficial member of the Executive Council of Hong Kong, former unofficial member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong; brother of another alumnus Sik nin Chau.

Ip Man (葉問) martial arts Wing Chun master, martial arts teacher of Bruce Lee, attended school in 1917 at the age of 18. Kin yee Wan track and field sprint athlete who competes internationally for Hong Kong, 6 record breaker of Hong Kong; wife of another alumnus Kwok wai Pak. Royden Lam Hong Kong's renowned professional dart player, winner of various international dart cups.