St Paul's School Community and Philanthropy Report, November 2022

St Paul’s School Community & Philanthropy Report November 2022

Thank you from the High Master

In the blink of an eye, we have said goodbye to another academic year, and if there is such a thing as a normal year at this extraordinary school, then we have come pretty close to one in 2021/2022. The pandemic may not be fully behind us, but we have seen our new senior school spaces finally in their full use this year and we are excited to be starting the St Paul’s Juniors rebuild. Beyond completing our physical enhancements, I have valued the opportunity to see our pupils thrive in their continued commitment to scholarship and community engagement.

It has been such a pleasure to see pupils enjoy full, in-person learning again and re-immerse themselves in the bustling atmosphere of Pauline school life. In a year overflowing with celebrations and achievements, the 1st VIII achieved a thrilling victory at Henley, Upper Eighth students Oliver and George won the 1st pairs Rackets Championship and the school also enjoyed successes in football, cricket rugby and racing. Academically the school has seen its strongest A Level and GCSE results in living memory.

Our Bursary provision has also flourished this year with our goal of 153 pupils receiving a bursary very much on target. This has been made possible through an incredible programme of community fundraising initiatives including the annual Christmas Appeal which raised £443,000, providing 100% bursaries for two pupils. The Thomas Gresham Committee students raised nearly £22,000 through the popular Readathon,

Sweet-a-thon and Quiz. These events have meant much more than fundraising as they have been led by the pupils themselves, providing opportunities for engagement between the pupils, parents, teachers and Old Paulines.

As we come to the final year of the Shaping Our Future campaign, I hope this Impact Report will achieve just what it sets out to do – report back on the impact of fundraising and our efforts to bring together the community of St Paul’s School. Thank you to everyone who has played their part in organising and communicating our events and initiatives, donated to Shaping our Future and supported the school and our pupils over the last year. Through your continued support we look forward to making a difference for the next generation and beyond.

Sally-Anne Huang High Master

A COMMUNITY LIKE NO OTHER

Welcome to our 2021-2022 Impact Report, with ‘our’ being the key word. It is only through the efforts of our entire community that we can share the news of exceeding this year’s fundraising goals and of widening our engagement over this past year. We have come a long way in adapting to the challenges presented by the pandemic but we have learned that we can continue to experiment, change course and strive. We have come together as a community to ensure that this extraordinary school experience is available to boys who would not have access without the support provided through our bursary programme. Thank you for making this possible and for the part you have played in supporting the Shaping Our Future campaign.

I have been delighted this year to have had many opportunities to properly introduce our High Master Sally-Anne Huang to the members of the St Paul’s Community including our popular In Conversation with the High Master and Topical Tuesdays series. These events have proven to be some of the most popular in our events programme.

We look forward to welcoming attendees to the 2023 series.

The Development and Engagement team has produced this report and I am very grateful for their efforts. I am also thankful for the contributions and achievements of the pupils, Old Paulines, parents, former parents and staff, past and present, this year and you will have the opportunity to learn more as you read the following pages. I am particularly pleased to report that over half of our parents have become donors to the Shaping Our Future campaign and we have doubled the number of Old Pauline donors. As we come to the final year of the campaign we hope to increase these numbers further.

We have a great deal to look forward to over the next year with many events on the calendar. I hope you will be able to join us at one or more of these events and I look forward to meeting you then.

Ellie Sleeman Director of Development and Engagement

Building on Legacies

We are grateful for legacy donations from our community and are pleased to share a few examples.

1519

John Colet left the first legacy gift to St Paul’s to found his free school to educate 153 boys 2008

2009

Geoffrey Thorpe-Young (OP 1965-70) left a gift to be directed at the Governors’ discretion

2012

Geoffrey Woodhead (OP 1935-40), 20 years as a Governor, Vice President of Old Pauline Club, left a gift for the maintenance of the shrubberies

2011

Lady

Ann Bastow left an amount for the yearly Sixth Form Classics prize to be awarded in memory of her husband, a former teacher 2014

2015

Brian Thorne made a gift towards the St Paul’s School Bursary Fund 2016

Desmond Kayton (OP 1937-42) left a legacy to the school to rebuild the library – the Kayton Library 2016

John Obey left a gift to be directed at the Governors’ discretion

Alec Brian Schofield (OP 1943-48), a Fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society bequeathed a gift to establish the much-loved and admired rare book room at St Paul’s 2017

Dennis Bertuzzi-Amanda (OP 1943-48) left a legacy gift in memory of his time rowing for the school 2022

John Jevons (OP 1943-47) made a gift towards the St Paul’s School Bursary Fund

Christine Taylor of Hadfield left a legacy gift towards the new Chapel in support of her grandchildren at the school

ANNUAL EVENTS PROGRAMME

Alongside the continuation of everpopular events such as Pauline Perspectives and the Thomas Gresham quiz, this year’s calendar saw the introduction of many new offerings, such as the Old Pauline Club’s Future of series in celebration of their 150th Anniversary.

The ceremonial events of the academic year were presented ‘in person’ for all guests, a welcome change from last year where only pupils and a limited number of staff were present in the room. We were delighted to finally host our parent community at these key school events, while still offering an online option to extend our capacity.

ONLINE EVENTS

Our Topical Tuesdays series continued with gusto this year as we discussed all things from Publishing and Creative Writing to Mental Health Awareness, International Women’s Day, Purposeful

Businesses and Formula One. We also continued our In Conversation with the High Master series, which discussed updates in term of Co-Curricular, Co-Education and Academic Structure, as well as the Masterclass series, which covered Drama and History earlier in the year.

BACK TO LIFE, BACK TO REALITY

This year our revitalised on-site events programme ran alongside our virtual programme. In October 2021, we relaunched the Pauline Continuum Cycling Club and were joined by Yanto Barker to lead the ride around Richmond Park. We welcomed Dan Snow OP on-site for a live viewing of his famous History Hit podcast, where he discussed Field Marshal Montgomery OP and D-Day, appropriately held in The Montgomery Room.

We were finally able to hold the long-postponed Consecration of the

Chapel on 26 May, previously due to take place the day the UK went into the first lockdown. The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, The Lord Bishop of London, presided and consecrated the Chapel, recognising the historic links of John Colet to St Paul’s Cathedral and the Diocese of London; the Rt Revd Dr Richard Cheetham, Bishop of Kingston, (with his clergy) represented the Bishop of Southwark, recognising that the school is now geographically in his diocese. In addition, the Rt Revd Michael Colclough, former Bishop of Kensington, who preached the sermon, is Chaplain to the Mercers’ Company and so embodied the school’s continued connection with the Company. The Rt Revd Richard Atkinson, the Bishop of Bedford (OP 1971-76), read the Gospel. The School Chaplain, Revd Matthew Knox, and the Chair of Governors, Richard Cassell (OP 1968-72) also participated in the service. The school is grateful

OPC 150 Anniversary Dinner Chapel consecration

Our events programme engages our whole community, appealing to a wide range of tastes and interests. During our first full year back on-site, we saw the return of in-person events and extended our virtual programme to include hybrid events.

“Virtual events have been one unexpected boon from this pandemic, as I live abroad and would otherwise be unable to attend in person.”

for the contribution generously given by Alan Rind (OP 1954-59) to furnish the new Chapel. The furniture was designed and engineered by Luke Hughes (OP 1969-74).

PARENTS’ GROUPS

Our Parents’ Groups continued to provide enriching events and social activities for our entire community, including the Christmas soirée and various year group events. A highlight was the on-site return of Pauline Perspectives, which debated the rise of Artificial Intelligence and St Paul’s Juniors Parents’ Group events including the SPJ Christmas Fayre, SPJ Factor and SPJ Annual Quiz. SPARTA (St Paul’s Art Association) covered expansive topics such as the Future of Art and NFTs, Architecture and the History of Jeans. The St Paul’s Boat Club was able to gather on-site at Plum Puddings and their Annual Dinner, which saw Freddie Davidson (OP 2011-16) join as guest speaker.

OLD PAULINE CLUB

This year the Old Pauline Club celebrated 150 years of Pauline Alumni Engagement. To commemorate this anniversary, the Club introduced the Future of… series, which saw Ed Vaizey, Old Pauline Club President, joined by a number of established Old Paulines, discussing everything from Politics and the Arts to Education and Britain’s Healthcare System. The celebrations culminated in the OPC 150th Anniversary Dinner at the

Tabernacle in Notting Hill. One of the overarching aims of the anniversary has been to raise funds for St Paul’s Bursary Programme through the 150th Appeal. This fundraising dinner allowed the club to spread awareness of the Bursary Fund to further corners of the Old Pauline Community.

The Professional Engagement Programme, in association with the Old Pauline Club, continued again this year, with Engineering, Finance and Entrepreneurship networking events. Attendees listened to expert panel discussions, while networking with those in their industry and making connections from the St Paul’s Community.

Our thanks go to our whole community, including committees, guest speakers, panellists, event attendees and volunteers for supporting our programme of events, especially as we returned to site.

We look forward to seeing you all in 2022/23. Our forthcoming events can be found on the school website or through the QR code.

IN 2021/22

109

events (excluding music and drama)

15,137

event registrations from members of the St Paul’s Community

10,801

members of the Old Pauline Club

2,357

registered users on St Paul’s Connect

244

volunteers across the events programme

ST PAUL’S CONNECT

With an increase in registrants over the lockdown, St Paul’s Connect is proving an even more vital tool for our community to network, keep up to date with peers and mentor or find a mentor. Make the most of the opportunities to connect with Paulines, Old Paulines and parents: visit the website or download the Graduway Community app and search for St Paul’s school or scan the QR code.

stpaulsconnect.org

Dan Snow’s History

PHILANTHROPY –SHAPING OUR FUTURE

We always set ourselves ambitious targets at St Paul’s and this year was no exception. As we move into the final year of the Shaping Our Future appeal we are delighted to have raised a further £3.7m and our ROI stands at an impressive £12.88. With your support we have been able to make considerable commitments to expanding educational opportunities at St Paul’s School through our bursary programme and our new buildings.

We are proud of the thriving philanthropic culture that exists, with around half of parents and seven percent of Old Paulines listed as active donors and an increasing number of current pupils supporting in their own way.

The extensive list of donors in the back of this report reflects the appreciation that our community has for the remarkable education that St Paul’s provides and their desire to have it available to all boys capable of thriving at the school, regardless of their financial circumstances. There are many reasons why parents, Old Paulines, staff and former parents chose to donate and we are grateful to one of our donor families, the Gissings, who have written in this report about their gift and why it was important to them.

From the traditional leavers’ appeals, which in the last 10 years have raised almost £1m, to the hotly contested SPJ Staff v Parents football match and the leaving appeal for St Paul’s Juniors Head Maxine Shaw, this has been a busy year. Thank you to our fundraising committee and representatives, the ever-supportive parents’ groups, the Old Pauline Club and the various trusts and foundations that often support multiple boys at the school.

Thank you for your continued support, placing bursaries at the heart of St Paul’s and enabling talented boys from a range of backgrounds to experience the gift of a St Paul’s education. We look forward to working with you all as we move into the final year of the Shaping Our Future campaign and reach our target of 153 bursary places at St Paul’s.

current boys are donors

of current parents supported Shaping Our Future campaign

of OPs supported Shaping Our Future campaign

new donors in 2021-22

Support from our community this year towards the Shaping Our Future campaign included:

largest gift to date (2020/21)

smallest gift

raised for Shaping Our Future (June 2021)

raised in the year (2020/21)

1,981

donors to Shaping Our Future

£12.88 ROI

* *ROI (Return on Investment) = for every £1 of fundraising expenditure we have raised £12.88. (IDPE Benchmarking 2018 reports that for Development offices raising £1m+, the average ROI is £6.3)

Fundraising Committee

BAUBLES AND CHRISTMAS APPEAL

Traditionally (well, in the last 3 years!) we have encouraged our parent community to come together to support our bursary programme through our Christmas Appeal. We were delighted this year that a generous parent offered to match all donations up to the value of £50,000 and we asked our community help us unlock the full amount. To mark the appeal, we also commissioned a limited-edition bauble, the proceeds of which went toward the appeal and U8 pupil Hugo dedicated the proceeds of his striking photography book, London in Silence, to the appeal. A special thank you to the three SPJ boys who donated their birthday money to the appeal.

In all, our community raised a phenomenal £408,869 from our 2021 Christmas Appeal.

LEAVERS’ APPEALS – THOMAS GRESHAM BURSARY AWARD

One area of pupil fundraising that we want to celebrate is the Thomas Gresham Bursary Award, a wholly pupil-led appeal, fundraising to provide a 100% bursary for the highest performing boy at 11+ who needs financial support.

This award was founded in 2017 by four of our then Upper Eighth pupils, named after Sir Thomas Gresham (OP 1531-37) who founded the London Royal Exchange and was Financier to King Edward VI, Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I.

This year’s committee of Will, Louis, Charlie and Matt have used their year in post to raise awareness amongst their fellow pupils about their goal to help provide ‘a quality education, no matter the walk of life’, by financially supporting the two Greshamite bursary award recipients currently attending St Paul’s. They raised a phenomenal £21,512 through a lot of hard work, entrepreneurial spirit and unwavering enthusiasm – all in their hectic final year. This brings current total donations to the Thomas Gresham Bursary Award to £185,888.

The whole Development team has really enjoyed working with the committee this year and wishes them all the very best in their next adventures.

The Junior School readathon was a particular Thomas Gresham highlight and a special thank you to all the boys who participated and between them raised £10,000.

Current SPJ pupil

Current SPJ pupil

“I am taking part in the Readathon for St Paul’s School because I want a boy’s dreams to come true.”

“I am taking the Readathon challenge for Thomas Gresham bursaries for St Paul’s School because I would like to help more children enjoy St Paul’s.”

OLD PAULINE 150TH APPEAL

In 2021-22 we are celebrating 150 years of Pauline Alumni Engagement, with plans to refresh the branding of the OP club alongside a series of special events to mark the year.

New President Ed Vaizey, Lord Vaizey of Didcot, following consultation with his fellow OPs, set an ambitious fundraising target of £1.5m to ensure socio-economic diversity is retained in the school by supporting potential Paulines who need financial assistance, encouraging OPs to make a donation of an amount relating to the anniversary.

We still have some way to go on this appeal, but what is pleasing to see is the number of OPs supporting the school’s bursary ambitions, which has increased by over 50% this year.

Age Group Number of OPs

18-19 17 20-29 57 30-39 78 40-49 85 50-59 95 60-69 103 70-79 160 80-89 104 90+ 19

TOTAL 718

“Like the rest of my peers I know how lucky I am to have received the education St Paul’s provides. I will forever be grateful for the life-long friendships I made and for being part of a culture that fostered so many diverse talents. I am proud of its history, I am proud to be an Old Pauline and I am mindful of the manifold opportunities it presents. Above all other things, St Paul’s gave me a profound understanding of the importance of helping – I believe that if you can, you should.”

Neil Wates (OP 1999-04)

SPJ STAFF V PARENTS FOOTBALL MATCH

EXCELLENCE WITHOUT EXCLUSIVITY

Our bursary programme continues to flourish and expand and we are tantalizingly close to our interim target of funding 153 bursary pupils by 2023.

In total, we have raised £12.88m towards supporting our current pupils and building the foundations of a sustainable bursary programme for future St Paul’s pupils, who have the potential to thrive at the school but not the financial means.

We are proud of all our bursary pupils and we wish them all the very best of luck as they continue their educational adventures.

Donor Profile

The Gissing Family (Endowment)

This is what the best schools can offer, and what St Paul’s does brilliantly. There are few things that can be more life-changing than a good education. My own father left school at 14 and regretted his lost opportunity for the rest of his life. Helping a very bright child to access the extraordinary education at St Paul’s School honours my father’s legacy in perpetuity.

“I cannot think of many boys that match, let alone exceed his enthusiasm for the variety and quality of opportunities on offer here. What’s more, recent successes prove that not only has he participated but he has flourished in so many!”

Tutor comment about a former bursary student

“St Paul’s gives boys the chance to further their talents, to flourish in whichever direction they may choose, and most importantly the opportunity to discover a true passion and the environment to really pursue it.

We believe that being given the chance to try all kinds of things at a young age, and to discover what makes you tick, is the greatest gift you can give a child. An education is about far more than just the grades. One of the cornerstones of a happy, fulfilled life is the ability to follow your dreams and to do something you really love. St Paul’s School is a place where this journey can start in earnest. At a time when society needs solutions to all kinds of issues such as climate change, mass migration, food scarcity, political extremism and polarisation, an education should be about inspiring gifted and intellectually curious young people who can help us find answers.

Katinka and I both feel that a Pauline education is an exceptional privilege, and we were pleased to see that in line with its founding vision, the school has sought to expand the number of boys that have access to it. With its various fundraising appeals the school has got it right over the last few years in seeking to drive up the numbers. In doing so, it has allowed many more gifted young people to develop into individuals that can go out into the world and make a difference, ones who may not have otherwise had access to such an outstanding opportunity. In the grand scheme of things it’s a small gesture. But we are absolutely certain it will change the lives of the boys involved, and there’s always a chance that somewhere along the way one of them might make a positive impact on the wider world too.

Alongside the rest of the Pauline Community we are pleased to play our part in making this ambition a reality. As a family we are fortunate to have the ability to support in this way, we know our endowment will change boys’ lives forever. What could be more amazing?”

Jason Gissing

Leon (Upper Eighth) and Katinka Gissing

Donor Profile

The Hannam Family (Partnership Fund)

We initially considered supporting a student through a bursary. However, while bursaries are a critical component of a meritocratic admissions policy, we wanted our contribution to have an impact on the wider community. Having co-created the UK’s first multi-year summer school programme to support students who would be the first in their families to attend university, I learned the power of mentoring and peer-to-peer tutoring. The Outreach and Advancement teams at St Paul’s were extremely receptive to the idea of creating opportunities for current Paulines to engage with students from surrounding London schools.

Bursaries 45 in St Paul’s Juniors 97 in St Paul’s School 95

overall on 75%+ awards £12.9m raised for bursaries through the Shaping Our Future campaign

“We first came to know St Paul’s when our eldest son Max entered Colet Court at 8 and his younger brother, Benji, started a year later at 7. Both very happily went on to St Paul’s School, before heading off to university in America. The quality and breadth of the teaching and activities served them both well, laying down roots that have stayed with them in later life.

My one lament was the lack of financial resources for boys from less advantaged backgrounds to have the SPS experience. An SPS education prepares boys to maximize their potential in ways that many other schools cannot do. I believe a good education is vital, and I am passionate about improving social mobility in the UK, pursuing this goal through my work as a fellow of the Sutton Trust, a founder of the Accelerate and Access Foundation, and a supporter of the outreach programme at St Paul’s.

Our support for St Paul’s is driven by two important personal considerations. Firstly, St Paul’s is a place that promotes pupil leadership, whether in sports, school government or social impact. Instilling a passion to enhance the world around them is as important as academic achievement. Secondly, a multi-year philanthropic commitment can powerfully impact St Paul’s. We have pledged our donation to St Paul’s over four years, enabling the school to stably plan and make long-term commitments to their outreach programmes.

Supporting St Paul’s also enables me to maintain a close relationship with the school community now that my sons have left. They are proud of their school and the part our family plays in supporting its ambitions.”

“My son is now in the Fifth Form at St Paul’s. He entered St Paul’s Juniors at the age of 11 from a local state primary school and has never looked back. He is very proud to be a Pauline. He has a great friendship group, enjoys the teaching approach and is thriving academically. My husband and I would not have been in a position to send him to St Paul’s were it not for the bursary, and we are extremely grateful for this support.”

Bursary parent

Debbie Hannam

Benji (OP 2009-14) and Max (OP 2007-12)

LEGACY GIFTS: A FINAL GESTURE AND A LASTING TRIBUTE

There is a long-standing tradition of Paulines wishing to leave a final gift to the school in their will. For some people demands on their finances prevent them from making a gift in their lifetime. Others have made donations to the school during their life but also wish to leave a gift as a final gesture to acknowledge what the school helped them to achieve.

Legacies of all sizes make a huge difference and play an important part in securing St Paul’s future. We have been privileged to receive over £10m in legacy gifts in the last few years and form lasting friendships with many families through their loved one’s enduring link with the school.

Legacies are an easy and taxadvantageous way to support St Paul’s. All gifts are exempt from inheritance tax and, for estates that leave 10% or more to charity, there is a reduction in inheritance tax from 40% to 36%.

When you leave a legacy to St Paul’s you can specify how you would like it to be used. You may wish to support a specific area such as bursaries or capital projects, or ask for it to be allocated to the area of greatest need which is at the Governors’ discretion.

To discuss legacy giving in confidence, please contact Samantha Bushell, Head of Regular Giving, via email sxb@stpaulsschool.org.uk or call 020 8746 5313.

FREE WILL WRITING SERVICES

St Paul’s is delighted to have partnered with Guardian Angel to offer our supporters the opportunity to make a will online for free (T&Cs apply).

This new approach to will-making is quick and easy. We can offer our supporters this service; St Paul’s pays a small fee to Guardian Angel for each will completed with a gift left to the charity.

Please do take advantage of this service and have the peace of mind that your affairs are in order.

To contact Guardian Angel, please call 0800 773 4014 to arrange an appointment.

A CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY

It is hugely exciting to have joined a school where a culture of philanthropy is so deeply embedded.

The impact of such generosity should not be underestimated, and it is undoubtedly because of the school’s serious commitment to offering bursaries that St Paul’s can attract the boys it would best serve. I have already been struck not only by the engagement in and enthusiasm for the fundraising process but also the tremendous kindness demonstrated by so many within our community. Indeed, developing in the boys a desire to be a force for good is something I am particularly passionate about. Even at the very earliest stages of their SPJ careers, I want the boys to be involved in philanthropic activities and to experience the array of benefits that can come from such endeavours. Thus, as I take on the role of leading St Paul’s Juniors, I shall certainly do all I possibly can to support the bursary programme both by building on past achievements as well as exploring new initiatives.

In my previous roles, I have observed quite how important bursaries are in providing children access to a range of high quality, educational opportunities. One of the greatest privileges I have had as a teacher, a Housemaster and as a Head is to then see how children utilise everything they have learned when launching themselves into a world beyond the school gates. With a wonderful sense of self-belief and sophisticated skill set, they have flourished. The effects of bursaries, therefore, can clearly last a lifetime.

I am very much looking forward to meeting and thanking supporters over the months ahead. The amount of money our community has raised is quite remarkable, and will clearly make a great difference to the lives of many.

Oliver Snowball Head of St Paul’s Juniors

ST PAUL’S IN PARTNERSHIP

A Pauline education involves service and the widening of social horizons: all of our Lower Eighth spend their Autumn and Spring terms volunteering, with many continuing into the Summer term. At St Paul’s Juniors, pupils are encouraged to support the school’s chosen charity – currently Doorstep Library – with fundraising initiatives throughout the year.

Our School and Charity Partnerships programme has four main strands: partnering with local schools and developing the skills of enterprise; offering local service and volunteering opportunities for our pupils; supporting local, national and international charities; and building awareness of and applications for our bursary offer.

Partnership with Schools and Enterprise

St Paul’s has an extensive partnership programme, supporting primary and secondary schools at a local and national level. Much of our partnership activity is offered through Colet Mentoring and through the West London Partnership, an independentstate secondary school partnership of 11 local schools.

COLET MENTORING

Since partnering with Ed-Tech start-up EasyA, St Paul’s has run over 3,500 sessions on its trailblazing peer learning app with schools as far afield as South Sudan. St Paul’s also offered live mentoring support via Google Classroom in STEM and modern foreign languages. Many Lower Eighth pupils have supported younger pupils at Fulham Boys’ School, Christ’s School and Hammersmith Academy.

WEST LONDON PARTNERSHIP

Building on this private-state initiative, the Start-it Entrepreneurship programme – with events for all pupils and alumni – has been embedded into the partnership, now reaching around 300 pupils annually. We also offer weekly GCSE Latin lessons (Years 9-11), Saturday morning STEM classes (Years 10-12), a University Day providing application advice to over 200 students, Oxbridge and Medicine preparation for 100 Year 13 students, and Masterclasses for Medicine applicants.

PRIMARY PROFESSORS

For our primary school partners, we relaunched our Primary Professors academic enrichment programme, expanding the offer over the full three terms and the range of subjects offered. During the last year, around

100 Year 5 pupils from 30 local primary schools enjoyed a range of lessons, from STEM to Philosophy. Around 20 Year 12 pupils from St Paul’s School and St Paul’s Girls’ School volunteer on the programme.

STEM SUMMER SCHOOLS

Our residential Physics Summer Boarding School (partnering with Queen Mary University of London and the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining) continued again this year, with 62 Year 10 pupils from around the UK. In addition, several hundred participants signed up virtually from around a dozen countries. This course is generously funded by a donor parent who is also sponsoring the first bursary place awarded to a pupil who previously attended the course, who started at St Paul’s in September 2022.

At St Paul’s, we have a genuine desire to engage in partnership and charitable work and a commitment to share our expertise and facilities with local, national and international communities.

Service in the Community

All Lower Eighth pupils volunteer in the Autumn/Spring terms – usually with one of our partner schools or charities – an initiative linked with the PSHE and General Studies curriculum. Many pupils choose to continue during the Summer term and all pupils in the Eighth Form have the opportunity to volunteer as part of their Wednesday ‘Games Half’. In addition, most Fifth Form pupils regularly volunteer for their Duke of Edinburgh Award.

£20,000

raised by pupils this year for our partner charities

150

external pupils received advice and support for their Oxbridge, Medicine and University applications 100

Year 5 pupils from 30 local primary schools enjoyed a range of lessons

Supporting Local, National and International Charities

The St Paul’s Pauls4All Charity Committee fundraises for and increases the awareness of our chosen local charities; City Harvest, Friends of Barnes Common, London Sports Trust and Doorstep Library; our UK Charity of the Year, Women’s Aid; and our international link school charities, Beyond Ourselves and Senahasa Trust, in Zambia and Sri Lanka, respectively.

The Charity Committee campaigned to educate the school community about the charities we support, including panel discussions and talks during Pauls4All week, and mufti days to raise funds. Pupils enjoyed the whole school charity walk for Women’s Aid which raised over £12,000: the total raised by pupils across St Paul’s and St Paul’s Juniors this academic year exceeded £20,000.

St Paul’s supports various sporting clubs with the free loan of our excellent facilities. Regular beneficiaries include Westside Basketball Club, Barnes Music Festival, Barnes Swimming Club, and the Barnes Children’s Literature Festival which St Paul’s supports as its Education Partner.

3,500+

sessions of Colet Mentoring provided with students across the UK and as far afield as South Sudan

7extensive courses offered in Chemistry, Material Sciences, Particle Physics, Biology, Exponential Physics, Physics and STEM catch up for pupils in Years 10-12

100%

of SPS Lower Eighth pupils volunteer to serve the community

Building Awareness for Bursaries

With the generous support of the Kusuma Trust, we continue encouraging talented boys who may not have the financial means to attend St Paul’s to apply to the school. Post-pandemic we have featured bursary opportunities at in-person educational events and publications aimed at educators, parents and pupils. We have also implemented a digital campaign focusing on the 11+ and 16+ entry points for state school pupils.

St Mary’s Ukrainian School Holiday Camp

Vegan bake sale for City Harvest

Fifth and Sixth Form Entrepreneurship Programme

BUILDING TO INSPIRE

As part of our sports provision it is essential that we continue to provide the accompanying sports facilities that will allow our current and next generation of sportsmen and women to flourish. Our two key sporting projects include the new East Pavilion and Boat House.

East Pavilion

Planning permission willing, the new East Pavilion will provide much needed facilities and a community space for students and local community groups using the pitches. The club room within the pavilion will be available for pre and post-match teas, and function as a sports space for yoga, circuit training and dance classes. The pavilion’s ‘diamondshape’ provides excellent sightlines across the pitches while the angled timber screens blend seamlessly into its environs and encapsulate noise from the building and games, creating a beautiful, purposeful space that is respectful to the needs of the local inhabitants as well as nesting birds.

Boat House

Amongst the many disruptions caused by COVID is the delayed refurbishment of the Boat House. Plans are currently underway to define the project with options to re-clad the exterior, replace or repair fixtures, fittings and equipment, update the changing, welfare and gym facilities, add insulation, heating, lighting, ventilation and new flooring and completely decorate. The refurbished Boat House will provide a much-needed space for the school and ensure the rowers have a space that is fit-forpurpose in the 21st century.

Anyone interested in supporting either of these projects is invited to call Ellie Sleeman on 020 8746 5418.

Sport is a key component of our educational provision and reinforces the school traits of integrity, respect, kindness, humility and resilience.

Bursary Recipient Assad Osman

LSE: Mathematics and Economics

“When I first started at St Paul’s I knew that I would get the opportunity to experience one of the best academic institutions in the country. I am truly grateful for the amount of effort and time all my teachers took to make sure I was achieving my maximum potential, but also their enthusiasm for their subject that would make learning so much more enjoyable and interesting.

What especially stuck with me was the sense of inclusion. I was always comfortable being myself and never felt the urge to fit in, and with the tremendous support from Mrs Lapaire-Adumekwe and the bursary department, I always had ways to voice any concerns and worries.

My time at St Paul’s was spent engaging in societies like the newly set up African & Caribbean society and taking part in the basketball team and the variety of other sports available. The many opportunities that I have come across here have made me grow academically but also made me more confident and dedicated. I will now move onto studying Mathematics and Economics at LSE. Without this bursary I would not have been able to attend St Paul’s and I hope many more students can have this opportunity.”

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

Annual Income Annual Expenditure

In 2020/21 school fees accounted for 87% of the school’s total income (£35.9m). This is net of the 8% Spring term fee rebate provided following the closure of the school site due to COVID-19. Fundraising contributed £3.8m (9% of total income) following the continued success of the Shaping Our Future campaign and the generosity of those parents who donated their Spring term fee rebate towards the Hardship Fund. The school’s investments also performed well, earning income and making net gains totalling £1.6m (4% of total income).

Teaching and support staff, operating, trading, finance, fundraising costs and depreciation account for 85% of the total annual costs. £1.2m was paid by the school out of income to fund bursaries and other fee remissions, with a further £2.1m being provided from restricted fundraised bursary funds. Retained surpluses will be used to fund future capital expenditure and maintenance of the school estate together with providing additional bursary support as required.

Balance Sheet

The school has a strong balance sheet with total reserves of £120.4m at 31 August 2021. £109.3m is represented by capitalised buildings and other assets that cannot be realised. The majority of the school’s restricted bursary funds are held as investments in equities and funds with Waverton Investment Management Limited and Rathbone Investment Management Limited. Cash not required for the school’s immediate operating and project needs is invested.

Summary

We have now started the next phase of the renewal programme, utilising the remainder of the £50m of long-term debt funding secured on the rebuilding of St Paul’s Juniors, which is scheduled to be completed during the 2024/25 academic year. This will deliver world-class school facilities for our community for the next 50 years and beyond.

The school does not benefit from large endowed bursary funds, but we hope to build on this in order to provide income to fund future bursaries. It also remains critical that our fundraising continues to be successful and sustainable if we are to be able to support our future bursary and partnership ambitions. This will involve developing additional income streams through the school’s trading subsidiary company, St Paul’s School Enterprises Limited, such as the hiring of the school’s facilities, the sale of merchandise and commercialising the school’s intellectual property.

St Paul’s Juniors: proposed main entrance

St Paul’s Juniors: proposed central heart space

St Paul’s Juniors: proposed central atrium

St Paul’s Juniors: proposed main entrance and central atrium

THANK YOU

We would like to offer our sincere thanks to all those Old Paulines, current and former parents, staff, friends of St Paul’s and trusts who have supported our fundraising efforts over the past year by making a gift or informing us of their intention to leave a legacy.

This list recognises all our benefactors who have given to the Shaping Our Future campaign and qualify as members of one of our philanthropic circles. It is correct to 31 July 2021. Please advise us if we have mistakenly omitted your name and if you would like to be included in future lists or if you have a query around your philanthropic circle. We will happily rectify any errors.

We want to thank everybody who has supported Shaping Our Future at every level through our Christmas Appeal and Telethon. To everybody who has given, pledged or is planning a gift or legacy to St Paul’s, including all our donors who have chosen to remain anonymous, thank you.

* Indicates those donors that have contributed to the USA Colet Foundation appeal.

The Leadership Circle

Adani Family

Sir Lloyd Dorfman CVO CBE (OP) and Lady Dorfman

Jason & Katinka Gissing

Javad & Narmina Marandi

The McLain Foundation

Nirubhan Pathmanabhan (OP)

Alan Rind CVO (OP)

The Founder’s Circle

Tom Adeyoola (OP)

Michael & Blake Daffey

Lloyd & Rola Gordon

The Hannam Family

The Salima Foundation

Nicholas Lamotte (OP)

Lev & Natalia Mikheev

Callum & Vanessa Mitchell-Thomson

The Moretti Family

Simon Morris & Annalisa Burello-Morris

Guy & Maura Saidenberg

Guglielmo & Allegra Sartori di Borgoricco Patrick & Jacqueline Sellers

The South Square Trust

Christoph & Pamela Stanger Helen & Tim Throsby

Verdant Foundation Andy Williams & Jo Danin

The High Master’s Circle

Tarek & Basma AbuZayyad

Clive & Marjorie Bannister

Lyall & Candice Cresswell

Oliver (OP) & Chandler Evans*

Viscount Gael Ferrand De Boissard

De La Rigauderie

Shannon de Boissard

Bruce Greenwald (OP)*

Harry (Governor, OP) & Rachel Hampson

Stuart & Jo Harray

The Hepburn Family

Fahim & Zehra Imam-Sadeque

Blair & Amanda Jacobson

Anupama Dikshit & Nitin Jain (Kusuma Trust)

John Jevons (OP)

Sebastian Lazareno (OP)

Lord & Lady Marks of Broughton

The Modiano Family

Stephane & Marina Nahum

Fergal & Victoria O’Driscoll

Old Pauline Club

Edwin Pomeroy (OP)* Stuart & Joanna Riley

Joseph Schull & Anna Yang

Julian & Rachel Tanner Jasper & Francesca Tans Simone Verri & Paola Vitali Verri

The Erasmus Circle

Brad & Jeanne Altberger

Adrian & Chimoto Averre

Stephen Baldock (OP) (High Master 1992-2004) & Janet Baldock Sean Bates & Helena Jorge

Kofi Bentsi-Enchill & Maile O’Hara Lord & Lady Bethell

Geoffrey & Beverley Blanning Gennadiy & Sofia Bogolyubov Charles & Dafna Bonas

Family Borms

Josh Bottomley & Marianne Costigan Evan & Claudia Breibart

Ivan Capriello & Mariela Pissioti Sean & Mimi Carney Angelo Chan (OP)*

Nicolas Comninos (OP)

Tom & Emily Daniel

Riyad & Karyn Daud

Jeffrey Day (OP)

David (OP) & Charlotte Dewhurst

Martin Diaz Plata & Lucia Diaz Pascual Alexis (OP) & Fiona Dormandy

Sudeep Doshi (OP)* Olivier & Diana Durantel Andrew (OP) & Louisa Elder

George Embiricos (OP)

Daniel Ezra (OP)* Andre & Rita Faria

Juan Fernandez Lobato & Irene Otero-Novas Magomed Galaev & Dr Anna Zelkina Oliver & Carol Gardey David & Eli Gardner

David & Victoria Gillard Marc & Katie Goldberg

Kjetil Gronskag & Helene Odfjell Gustav Hamren-Larsson (OP)

The Hintze Family Charitable Trust

Morten & Dana Høegh

Sally-Anne Huang (High Master) Lars & Annick Huber

Craig Hughes (OP) and family* Tim & Stephanie Hunt Stephen Jones & Katharine Barnfather Vijay & Megha Ralhan Karim & Sara Khairallah

Thomas Knott (OP)

Chris Krishanthan Michael & Fabienne Lamont Brian Lau (OP)

Michael Lavington & Nora O’Mahony Davide & Federica Leone Jeffrey & Nicole Lewis-Oakes*

Roy & Anita Martins

Louis & Angela Massey Peter & Robyn McConnon Paul McGuire & Natalie Fredericks Fred & Anneke Mendelsohn Alexander & Jenny Menounos Peter & Gurcharan Merton Olivier & Linor Meyohas Paul Moir (OP)

Benedict (OP) & Elizabeth Monro-Davies Helly (OP) & Tatiana Nahmad Kristiaan Nieuwenburg & Claudia Skaff-Nieuwenburg

The Old Pauline Masonic Lodge

Andrea Orlandi & Linda Wei Atul & Vandita Pant

Reid Perper & Maria Clara Tucci Jonathan & Lynnette Perry

Rajeev & Sabrina Philip Graham & Maya Pilnik

Gabriel & Muge Ponte Gary Powell & Sarah Wilson

Nitish Raaj & Sunali Ameresekere

Martin & Joanna Reeves

Michael & Elif Ridley

Olivier & Emmanuelle Rio

David & Shirley Rollitt

Sir Peter Roth (OP)*

Arash Sadighi & Suraya Chabarek

Julien & Amanda Sevaux

Tarun & Shilpa Sharma

St Paul’s Juniors Parents Association James & Amy Staveley John Stephenson (OP)

Alistair (OP) & Kerri Summers

Duncan & Kate Tatton-Brown

Ruaraidh & Emma Thomas

Owen Toller

Paul & Jennifer Traynor

Daegal Tsang (OP)

John Turner (OP)

Barry & Louise Vitou

James Whale

Mike Whitton (OP)

Jeremy Withers Green (OP)

Martin & Elisabeth Wiwen-Nilsson

Leanne Wood

Kenneth & Jane Young

John & Sue Zealley

David Zezza & Diane Stewart Zezza

Ansgar & Annette Zwick

The 1509 Society

Named to honour the St Paul’s School founding year – for members of our community who donate over £500 a year or regular gifts of up to £5,000 per year to the Shaping Our Future Campaign.

Colin & Juliet Aaronson

Deepa Abraham

Steve & Mrs Abraham

David Abulafia (OP)

Raheel & Lindy Ackrim

Thomas Adams (OP)*

Kamran Adle (OP)

Alokik & Shruti Advani

Kutadgu Akdogan (OP)*

Chika Akizawa

Kaan Akyol (OP)

Dr Yannis Alexandridis & Mrs Eva

Alexandridis

Richard Allan (OP)

Armaan Alvi (OP)

Guy & Dominique America

Celestino Amore & Galina Alabatchka

Ejike & Ngozi Anajuba

Chris Anderson (OP)

Alexander & Ruth Andreichuk

Nigel Andrews (OP)*

Rilwan & Peju Animashaun

Faisal Ansari & Zara Jamil

Paresh & Aditi Apte

Saravanamuthu & Vanathy Arunan

Anand Ashok (OP)

Samir Assaad & Anna-Liisa Goggs

Khalid Ataullah & Mariam Abedi

Graham Atkinson & Charlotte Westbury

Nicholas Atkinson QC (OP)

Nigel Atkinson (OP)

Richard Atkinson (OP)

John Axford (OP)

Max Baghai & Amina Sirry

Aman Bahri (Pauline)

Pia Bahri

Robert & Neha Bailhache

John Baillie (OP)

Bernardo & Cinzia Bailo

Andrew Bainbridge (OP)

Simon Baines & Helena De Medeiros

Fernandes Baines

David Baker OBE (OP)

Panahatipola Bandara & Gaya De Alwis

Anil Bangar & Janice Barclay

Adrian Barnes CVO DL (OP)

Cornelius Barry & Catherine Exton

Grateful Foundation Scholar (1950-55) Chirantan & Rhitu Barua

Peter & Linda Barwick

Jüergen Bauer & Esra Turk

Caroline Bault

Rudi Baxter-Warman (OP) Bill Bean (OP)*

P Beck

Pancras Beekenkamp & Mariska Beekenkamp-Wladirmiroff

Jack Bekhor (OP)

Serkan Bektas Dr Sarah & Scott Bell Keith Bell (OP)

Thomas Bell (OP) Omar Ben Halim (OP) Avram Ben Simon

David Benello & Wendy Becker

Geoffrey Ben-Nathan (OP) Marc Ben-Nathan (OP)

Mark & Grace Benson Justin Berko-Boateng Hugo Berman (OP)

Philip Bernie (OP)

Christopher Berry (OP)

William Beverley & Catherine Cooper

Michael & Celia Beverly Frank & Aii Ling Bevis Sumant & Pamela Bhatia

Pamela Dalton & Clive Bidwell*

Michael Bignell (OP)

Christopher & Angela Birkle Paul Biro (OP)

Anthony Blaiklock (OP) Ian Blelloch (OP)

Michael & Camilla Bloch Philip Blow (OP)

Jeffrey Blum (OP) Dr R Boase

Zacharias Bobolakis & Anne-Marie Bobolakis Bainbridge

Robin Boddington (OP) Oleg & Rong Bogoslavskiy Jakub Bojdol (OP)

Oliverio Bombicci Pontelli (OP)

Alexandra Botos Alec Bound (OP)

George & Corinne Boutros Justin Bowen (OP)

Stephen & Marion Bower

Charles Boyd (OP) & Isabel Taylor

Archie Boyd-Taylor (OP)

Brock Boyd-Taylor (OP)

Mr & Mrs Bradford

Paul & Juliet Bramwell

Gerald Breatnach

Professor Stephen & Lucy Brecker

Asa Breuss-Burgess (OP)

Alexandra Brewer

Jeffries Briginshaw & Dr Monica Sah

David Brisacher (OP)

Andrew Briski (OP)

Andrew & Julie Brixey-Williams Nick Bromwich (OP)

Sebastian & Irene Brooke

Paul Brothers & Brenda Finlay

Andrew & Renee Brown

Gregory Brown & Janet Lear Nicholas & Susan Bubb

Adam Burks & Samantha Livesey

Alex Burtenshaw (OP)

Ann & Inigo Patten

Thomas Cairns (OP)

Philip Camble & Eleni Iacovides

Gianfranco Canepa (OP)

Gregory & Franceska Caplan

Mike Carroll (OP)

David Cartwright & Nicola Moretti Michel Cassard (OP)

Richard Cassell (Chair of Governors, OP) Ariff Castronovo (OP)

Carlo & Marina Castronovo Gordon Cawthorne MBE (OP) & Judith Mary Cawthorne

Marquess & Marchioness Centurione-Scotto

Colin Chalker (OP)

Vikas & Sapna Chamaria Kin Chan (OP)

Christopher & Elisabeth Chapple David Charman (OP)

Chauffeur Academy

Philip & Susanna Cheal

Jonathan & Sandra Chesebrough

Andrea Chiari-Gaggia & Nancy Sladek

Pietro & Luciana Chiesa Alan Choi (OP)

E Choi

Sam & Sun Choi Kevin & Wynne Chong Muminur Choudhury & Farida Mustafina Amy Christiansen & Aden & Zade Si-Ahmed (Paulines)

Che Yep Colin Chung & Fang Liu Russell & Ann Church

Adam Clark (OP)

Alistair & Deborah Clark Edward Clarke (OP)

Euan Clarke & Kate Douglas-Hamilton Richard Clarke

David & Alison Clausen-Thue Jonathan Claydon & Annie Woolf

Christopher Clayton (OP)

Sir Michael Codron CBE (OP)

Marisol Cohen Michael Cohen

Garry & Annabelle Colligan

Philip & Geeta Collins

Paul Collison (OP)

Alessandro Comoli (OP) Marcello & Sissi Comoli Ross Compton (OP)

David Cons (OP)

Anthony Conway (OP)

Alexander Cooke (OP) & Sarah Crowther

Breon Corcoran & Katrina Polaski

Henry Cordes (OP)*

Edward & Lucy Cotterell

David & Elizabeth Coughlan

Peter Coulson (OP)

Richard Cox

Paul & Louise Crean

Robert & Julia Crenian

Anthony Cripps (OP)

Paul Croney (OP)

Professor Tony Crook CBE (OP)

Bruce Cryer (OP)

Charles & Elizabeth Cubbon John Cullinane (OP)

James Cuming (OP) Richard Cunis (OP)

David Curry (OP)

Abbas Dadou

Knut & Monica Dahl

Josephine Dallal

Hadi & Maha Damirji

Patricia Darke

Kai Das (OP)

Lalit & Suzanne Das

Maneksh & Rita Dattani

Rohin & Sapna Dattani

Aymon Daud (OP)

Andrew & Vanessa Dausch

Gavin Davies & Alison Bellwood

John & Lucia Davies

Robert & Ann Davies

George & Akemi Dawson

Axel de Boissard (OP)

Hugo de Boissard (OP)

Patrick & Benedicte de Nonneville

Pettahandige de Silva (OP)

Julian Deering & Miriam Gray

Richard Deitz & Marina Nacheva

Alberto Del Din & Tania Hermakovska

John Dennis (OP) & Joan (Former Parent) Dennis

Simon Dennis MBE (OP)

Jemma Denny (OP)

Andrew Dent (OP)

Navin Desai & Dipali Devaskar

Shaunak Desai (OP)

Jasbir Dhillon & Ajneet Jassey

Joseph Dickinson (OP)

Matt & Helen Dickinson

Alric Lobo & Hind Diouani

Walter Divisi (OP)

Olayinka Dixon

Thomas Dodd & Catharine French

Edouard Dominjon (OP)

Jean & Chrystel Dominjon

Helen Donald

A N Donaldson

Anthony Dorment (OP)*

Harjinder & Sukhi Dosanjh

James & Julie & Max (OP) Duckworth

Mark & Francesca Dunfoy

Christopher Dyer & Natalia Akoulchina

Hong Dyer

Michael & Annemarie Eakins

Roger Earl (OP)

Laurence & Maria Earle

John East (OP)

Professor Andrew Eder (OP)

Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson (OP)*

Peter & Stephanie Edward

Saul Edward (OP)

Gordon & Kelley Eichhorst

Robin Ejsmond-Frey (OP)

Andrew (OP) & Louisa Elder

Patrick Elder (OP)

Senani Ellepola & Ruvani Ranasinha

Mark Elliott (OP)

John Ellis (OP)

Margaret Elphick

Richard Elphick (OP)

Matthew & Sally Eltringham

Nicholas Embiricos (OP)

Rob Engel (OP)*

Michael & Sandy Engelbach

Dr Peter Englander OBE (OP)

Julian English (OP)

C Entwistle (OP)

Nicholas Enukidze & Ekaterina Kamushadze

Didem Erdenir

Alexander Esin (OP)

Marco Espin (OP)

Rt Hon the Lord Etherton (OP)

Paul Ettlinger (OP)

Charles Evans (OP)

David Evans (OP)

Patrick Freke Evans

Richard Evans & Sara Fooks

Robert & Krystle Evans

Hugh & Alev Eveleigh

Amanda Everdene

Guy Everton (OP)

Ahmad Fakih & Natalja Vasina Sir Brian Fall GCVO KCMG (OP)

Kate Fall

Lord & Lady Faulks

Gwennael Fedder (OP)

Toby Feldman (OP)

Robert & Catherine Fernandez

Albert Ferro & Alethea Cooper

Nikolay Fetisov & Elena Pishchulina

Michael & Ileana Fidance

Harry Finaly-Brothers (OP)

Faris Firoozye (OP)

Nick & Fauziah Firoozye

Mr & Mrs Firth

Greg Fischer & Liz Chong

Hugo Fleming (OP)

Anthony & Danielle Fobel

Robert Ford (OP)

Nigel & Nicola Forsyth

Kenneth Fowlie & Meredith Forby Nick Fox (OP)

Bob Francis (OP)

Jeremy Frankel & Natasha Hidvegi

Roger Freathy (OP)

Timothy Fuller (OP)

Gemma Fumagalli

Roberta Furcolo

Philippe Gallone & Laure De Preux Gallone

Juan Garcia Burgos & Adela Rodenas

Rodriguez

Juan Garcia Rodenas (OP)

Francesco Garzarelli & Elena Ciallie Philip (OP) & Nicola Gee

Aron Gelbard (OP)

Adi George (OP)

Fabrice Georget & Sophie Roukline-Georget Ilya German & Elena Emelianova

Ali & Sanam Ghaffarpour

Surendra & Hemlata Ghantiwala

Luca & Camilla Ghislanzoni

Viera Ghods

Richard Girvan (Surmaster 2012-2020)

Stefan Glänzer & Uta Glänzer - De Veer

Michael Gleason & Michelle Moriarty

John Godding (OP)

Christopher Godfrey (OP)

Cliff Godfrey

Daryl Goh (OP)

Richard & Susan Goldstein

Alan Goodridge

Amol & Trupti Gore

Parth Gore (OP)

Eugene Gorelik & Victoria Mullin Gorelik

Dimitri Goulandris (OP) and Christina Seilern Charles & Anne Gournay Taras Gout (OP)

Sir Alexander Graham GBE J P DCL (OP)

Richard & Jan Grandison

Christopher & Bernadette Granier-Deferre

Roger & Silvia Gray Philip Green (OP)

Brian Greene (OP)

Benjamin Griffith (OP) Philip & Samantha Griffith

Martin Griffiths & Susan Burden Griffiths

Michael Grimaldi & Sandra Gevarguize Toby Grimstone (OP)

Johannes Groeller & Enrica Groeller-Caratti Irving Grose (OP)

Matthew & Alaine Grossman Emmanuel & Virginie Guéroult Serge Guevel & Shahrzad Tehranie Ravinder & Anindita Gupta

Andrei Gusev & Nadezda Shabalina Alexander Gutin & Alexandra Gutina Michael & Caroline Haas

Ziad & Nicole Haddad John Haile (OP)

Adam Hain & Michaela Sved Ian & Tracey Hall

Peter & Tazim Hall

Richard Hallé & Samantha Cohen Luke Hamill (OP)

Michael & Isabel Hammond John Hampton (OP) S Hanney

Christian & Alexandra Hansmeyer Harandi Family

Peter & Francesca Harden Simon Harding (OP) Simon Hardy (OP) Stuart Hardy (OP) Rushabh Haria (OP) Michael Haringman (OP) Nicholas Haringman (OP) James & Ulla Harker Thomas Harray (OP) Eoghan Harrington & Emily Tseng John Harvey (OP)

Syed & Shumaila Hasan Aatif & Aisha Hassan Nigel (OP) & Jacqui Hatfield Charles Hawes (OP) & Elizabeth Kelly Edgar Hawkes (OP) Gavin & Michele Hay Hilary Haydon (OP) Thomas Hayhoe (OP) Henry He (OP) Robert Head (OP)* Davor & Tatiana Hebel Bruno & Alisha Heese Sven Helsen & Ermina Van Hoye David Hempstead Nicolaus Henke & Ellen Dyvik

Nicholas Herman (OP) Christian Hernandez & Michelle Crowe Hernandez

Christopher Hill & Deborah Kingston Timothy & Jacqueline Hill Giles & Laura Hitchcock Jesse & Eliza Ho Basil Hoare (OP)

James Hodder-Williams & Sarah Harrison Charles Hodgkinson (OP) James & Katherine Hogarth Peter & Carol Holden John Holder (OP) Graham Hollins (OP)

Richard Holman (OP)

Penny Holmes

Henning & Martine Holter

John & Christina Honsinger

John Hopkins (OP)

Stephen & Tamsin Hopkins-Powell

Stephen & Sharon Horley

Timothy Horlick

Semlinco & Aicha Hountondji

Alexander Howard (OP)

David H Howell

Derek Howorth (OP)

John Huard (OP)

Andrea Hudson Gareth & Beata Hughes

Nicholas & Helen Hughes

Robin Humber JP (OP)

Christopher Hunt & Nona Liang

Reu Ildefonso & Maria Bautista

Nev Illingworth-Law (OP)

James Innes & Natalia Shand

Lucian Ion & Angelica Kavouni Ion

Elliot Isaac (OP)

Gareth & Lydia Isaac

Barrow Isaacs (OP)

Jeffrey Isaacs (OP)

Matthew & Jennifer Isotta

Henry & Stacey Jackson

Rosemarie Jahangir

Nicolas (OP) & Fiona Jansa

Colin Jardine Brown (OP)

Elizabeth Jenkin

Bruce & Joanna Jenkyn-Jones

Jeremy & Sarah Jensen

Cyrus Jilla (OP)

Richard Johns (OP)

Alexander Johnson (OP)

Kyle Johnston (OP)

Alistair Jones (OP)

Brian M Jones (OP)

Edward Jones (OP)

James Jones (OP)

Thomas & Anita Jones

Mark & Rowena Jopling

David (OP) & Denise Joseph

Mark & Abbie Joseph

James Kafton (OP)

Pierre & Anna Kahn

Mark & Susan Kalderon

Omid & Kimya Kamshad

Neil Kaplan CBE QC SBS (OP)

Rohit & Ratika Kapur

Yalin Karadogan & Oya Tabag Karadogan

Alexei Karavaikin & Elena Plotkina

Barbara Karayi

Mark & Claire Katzenellenbogen

Anmar & Haleh Kawash

Nicholas Kehagias (OP)

Jonathan & Belinda Kembery

David Kemp (OP)

Simon Kemp (OP)

Thomas Kemp (OP)

Mark & Kate Kenny

Stephen QC & Aida Kenny

Stuart Kerrigan (OP)

Grigor & Maria Khachaturov

Asad Khair (OP)

Billy Khairallah

Adeel Khan & Naazish Haq

Omar Khan (OP)

Pervaise Khan & Nabeela Bari

Bijan Khoubehi & Leyla Entezari Pat & Jill Kiernan

Benjamin King (OP)

Peter King (OP)

Adrian Kirby (OP) Henrik & Karin Kjellberg Mike Knowles & Patricia Creedon Will Knox (OP)

Jakob Ko (OP) Egmont & Kathryn Kock Jan & Julia Koeppen Mr & Mrs Kokri

Danya Gluschove-Corby & Richard Koppel Cyrus & Eman Korat

David Kotler (OP)

Alex Krasnic (OP)

Peter Kraushar (OP)

Vikram Krishna & Neha Kumar Rohit Kumar & Nupoor Pandey Vivek Kumar & Deepali Agrawal

Jennifer Kwakye

Frederick & Nicolette Kwok

Jonathan Kydd (OP)

Dominic La Hausse de Lalouvière (OP) Kishore & Nisha Lakhwani

Neil Lamb

Christopher Lambert (OP)

Xavier Lamy Nick Land Paul Lande (OP) Larissa Lapaire-Adumekwe

Richard Law

Temitope & Alexandra Lawani Gordon & Ann-Helen Leaver

Robin Lee (OP)

John Leeson (OP) Michael & Helen Lehmann Willliam Lehmann (OP)

Paul Lever (OP)

Simon Lever (OP) Sydney Levinson (OP) Alastair Levy & Silvia Fiaccavento Levy Adam Lewis & Beate Mjaaland Justin Lewis-Oakes (OP) Mark & Sophia Lewisohn Deyuan Li & Fei Gao Jingxin Li & Jun Ai Junxu Li & Jian Long Quan Li & Ying Zhang Yunxuan Li Graham & Elizabeth Light

Tim Lightoller (OP)

Ho-Shik Lim & Hye-Youn Lee Leif Lindback & Tania Daguere-Lindback

Richard & Jasmine Lister

Richard Lister (OP) Jindong Liu & Ying Zhang

Kirsty Logan (OP)

Arthur Dennis Long (OP)

Nicola Longfield & Luca Destito

Antony Longland (OP)

Nicola Lovell

David Lowish (OP)

Richard & Susanne Lowish Edward & Lucy Lynch Jonathan Ma (OP)

Suk Ma

Crispin & Charlotte Maby Ali Macdonald (OP) Ian Macdougall (OP) Suzanne Mackenzie

Suzanne Mackey

Alan Maclean & Jo Corkish

George Macpherson (OP)

Charles Madge (OP)

Manuel & Sally Magalhaes

Thomas Magalhaes (OP)

Patrick Magill & Sarah McKeigue

Kieran (OP) & Nathalie Mahon

Dr Andrew Main (OP)

Mahir Maini (OP)

Manav Maini (OP)

Minhaz & Sonia Manji David Mansfield (OP)

Julian Manyon (OP) Mariada Holdings Ltd Jonathan Marks (OP)

The Honourable Michael Marks (OP) Nigel Marks (OP)

Prof M & Dr A Marmot Alex Martin (OP) Charles Marwood (OP) Nigel Maslin (OP)

Paolo & Elisabetta Massi Karim Mattar (OP)

David May (OP)

Maria May Dr Andy Mayfield Steven Mays (OP)

Jason & Nicola McAleer Usha McAndrew

Douglas McCallum

Kenneth & Carol McFarlane Christine McGuinness

Bruce & Nola McInroy Peter McKie (OP)

Alain McKinnon (OP)

Judith McLaren

Franklin & Lorraine McMahon Hugh McMichael (OP)

Thomas McNally (OP) Richard Mellish (OP)

Vinay & Suzanne Mendonca Carlos & Alessandra Menéndez Simon Merchant (OP) Cyrus & Behroz Mewawalla

Alexander Michaelis & Susanna Parry Michaelis

Borut & Irina Miklavchich

David Miles (OP)

Jon Miller & Chloe Emmerson Melvyn Miller (OP)

Richard & Patricia Mills

Robert Mirsky & Danielle Maiorano

Robin Mischeff (OP)

Laurence Modiano Charitable Trust George Monro-Davies (OP)

Theodore Monro-Davies (OP)

Christopher Montague-Jones (OP)

Nicholas Montague-Jones (OP)

Patrick Montague-Jones (OP)

Dugald Moore & Irene D Ho-Moore

Gerard Morgan & Simona Bazanova

Tim Morland

Edward Morris (OP)*

Simon Morrison (OP)

Roger Moulton (OP)

Ravinderjeet & Marjan Mudan

Celio Murillo Escobar

Calum Murray & Sian Evans

Oliver Musgrave (OP)

Jules & Bridgitte Musoki

Elaijah Nahum (Pauline)

Graham & Rosie Nash

Quentin & Dana Nason

Alykhan & Sonal Nathoo

Jamil & Sonya Nathoo

Patrick Neate (OP)

Nicholas & Fiona Nelson

Partha & Sayantani Neogi

Andrew Nettleton (OP)

John Nettleton (OP)

Alexander Newberry (OP)

Samuel Newhouse (Governor, OP)

Andy Newman (OP)*

Christopher & Caroline Newsholme

Matthew Nicholl

Family Niedringhaus

Peter & Dian Nielsen

Amit & Virginie Nigam

Ahilan & Dharuni Nithiananthan

Stefano Nora & Ganna Abdulakh

Nathaniel (OP) & Serena Norgren

John & Maria Norris

Andrew & Brigid Nuthall

John O’Brien & Jamie Lehrer

Anthony & Tara Odgers

Nicholas O’Donohoe & Stephanie Barwise

Robert O’Dowd (OP)

Michael Offer (OP)

Bobby & Joy Ofili

Oluwatimilehin Ogunbanwo

John Olbrich (OP)

Richard Oliver

Felix & Trudie Omondi

Pascal Onillon & Jieny Han

Richard & Lynne Onslow

David Orr (OP)

Padraic & Henrietta O’Shea

Damian O’Sullivan & Jie Xu

Rory & Francesca O’Sullivan

Daniel & Joanna Oudkerk

Sir Duncan & Lady Ouseley

Philip & Elizabeth Owen

Tim & Cindy Owens

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Manish Pandey & Natascha Wharton

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Edward & Henrietta Petter

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Mrs Virginia Rose

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Christopher Rowe

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Gregory Suter (OP)

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Sudhir & Rekha Tanna

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Laurence Taylor (OP)

Paul & Roslyn Taylor

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Thomas HEP

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Mark & Ann Thomas

Noah Thomas (Pauline)

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Jianchao Tian & Lihua Hu

Lijuan Tian

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Jake Valk (Pauline)

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Thomas Von Plehwe (OP)

Christian & Nina Von Sanden Ellis Walker & Charlotte Weir

Michael Walker

Stephen Walker (OP) Sir Mark (OP) and Lady Walport

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Chris Weitz (OP)*

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Francis & Ting Weng Kan

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Mark (OP) & Sandrine Westcott

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Mike Whitton (OP)

Jonathan Whybrow (OP)

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John Wright (OP)

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John East (OP)

Tom Everett (OP) Colin Fitch (OP)

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Brian M Jones (OP) Peter King (OP)

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Brian Murray (OP)

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Alan Rind CVO (OP) David Scott (OP)

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Mike Whitton (OP)

Robin Wills & Diane Makepeace

Jeremy Withers Green (OP)

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