Development Review 2022/23 by Charterhouse School

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Contents

Introduction from the Head

Partnerships across our community

The Hub and FutureU

Commercial update

Message from the Director, External Relations & Foundation

Capital progress

Bursaries – transforming lives

Networking | Mentoring | Careers Volunteering | Community

Supporter roll

Making a gift

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The world is changing very quickly. The future workplace and career opportunities are predicted to transform hugely in the decades ahead. In addition to our excellently taught academic courses and vibrant co-curricular programmes we endeavour to equip all of our pupils with the future skills they will need to thrive in our fast-evolving world. Now, more so than ever, our pupils need to rely on a foundation of transferable skills, professional knowledge, experiences and mindset which are developed at School and which become second nature in their life beyond Charterhouse. Our aim is to ensure Charterhouse’s pupils are amongst the most future-ready young people in the UK. The School’s FutureU programme is key to this Carthusian experience.

The CED will be available to Specialist pupils and will provide them with the opportunity to gain a Level 3 qualification alongside 16 UCAS (university) points for completing the course. This is the first time a course such as this has carried UCAS credits. Alongside the building project to create The Hub, the Summer of 2023 has seen work start on the extension to the Art and Design Centre to create a new gallery and creative spaces as well as to link Studio with the John Derry Technology Centre. Preparation work has also begun for refurbishment and extension in 2024 which will include a new drama studio in the Ben Travers Theatre.

The 2022/23 academic year has marked yet another important milestone in Charterhouse’s recent history; our first year of full coeducation, with girls now in each of our 5 year groups. In support of our pupils’ all-round education, I am pleased to report that our capital works programme continues and we were delighted to open the newly refurbished Lecture Theatre in OQ 2022. The Lecture Theatre is part of The Hub, our brand new space focused on developing business, leadership and entrepreneurship skills. The Hub is a £2.9 million redevelopment project, which has been fully funded by our community of Old Carthusians and parents. This is the biggest fully funded project this century and I wanted to extend my personal thanks to everyone who has contributed and enabled us to achieve our goal. Every contribution, big or small has made a huge difference.

Our international school community continues to grow and earlier this year we were delighted to announce Charterhouse Lagos as the newest member of the Charterhouse family of schools. This new School is due to open in 2024. Service, responsibility and duty have long been core pillars of the Charterhouse education and our outreach and community work, both institutional and pupil-led, continues to grow. Our partnership with Broadwater School, a local state secondary school, continues to expand and now includes a joint CCF programme, amongst other activities. We remain committed to Thomas Sutton’s founding intent to provide young people with bursaries to join our School. In 2022/23 we supported 73 pupils with financial support, many of whom benefitted from meaningful bursaries. We were especially delighted to welcome students from the “Homes for Ukraine” scheme and to play our part in helping those who have been displaced from their homes due to the war.

The Hub will be the focal point for our new FutureU programme which is our commitment to providing every pupil with the foundation of skills they need to be future-ready. Alongside our pledge to academic excellence and co-curricular success, we will focus on enabling pupils to have the transferable skills, professional knowledge, experiences and mindset required to thrive and adapt in life.

I continue to extend my warmest thanks to everyone who has played a part in providing financial support or their valuable time to volunteer, mentor or to attend an event. The Charterhouse community makes the difference for everyone in the School and I am so grateful to parents and Old Carthusians for their ever-present generosity and support.

One of the most exciting developments for our pupils is the accreditation of the Charterhouse Entrepreneurship Diploma (CED). I am proud to say that Charterhouse is the first UK school to offer an Entrepreneurship Diploma accredited by the ‘Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs’ (IOEE).

Dr Alex Peterken Head

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PARTNERSHIPS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY

At Charterhouse we recognise that we each have a responsibility to reflect upon everything we are fortunate enough to experience on campus and strive to make the most of the opportunities available to us. We teach our pupils to be kind and open-minded within our Carthusian community as well as being responsible in their support to give back locally, nationally and internationally.

Photos from the Science in School programme

This past academic year we focused on ways to move our partnerships forward and looked to build collaborations for the mutual benefit of everyone in our community. We are committed to providing our facilities and knowledge to support our local partners and we look forward to the expansion of this through The Hub and Art and Design Centre. During the past year, our Science in Schools programme welcomed pupils from partner schools to visit Charterhouse for science lessons and demonstrations. Sessions this year have included the science of fireworks and parachutes, chemical changes and complex practical lessons for Sixth Form pupils. We are proud that the ongoing partnership between Charterhouse and local state secondary Broadwater School, Godalming continues at pace. New activities include a Combined Cadet Force (CCF) Partnership in which pupils from Broadwater visit Charterhouse each week for training by our Contingent staff. The continuation of the academic mentoring and aspirations programme has supported Broadwater students to achieve their academic potential. This has been realised through close working partnerships between pupils and staff and the sharing of knowledge, resources and expertise. Additionally, we ran a combined Remove (Year 10) trip with the Tall Ships Trust. Each yacht was crewed by five Charterhouse and five Broadwater pupils

along with a member of staff from each school and provided a weekend of shared cooperation, fun and life lessons. Our beaks continue to provide free Easter GCSE revision courses for Year 11 students from the local area in Maths and Science, ensuring that disadvantaged young people and those in need of additional support can access it. Our staff were also delighted to host an IB Biology training course to help prepare teachers from a cross-section of UK schools for the new biology syllabus which started in September 2023. Carthusians and staff continue to volunteer in partner schools and charities. Activities this year included abseiling from Guildford Cathedral to raise money for local charity, The Meath, providing history lessons for local Beaver groups and historical tours for our community in Godalming. This term sees the launch of Charterhouse’s new volunteering initiative taking place two afternoons a week. We are excited to be able to welcome groups of pupils from some of our local state primary schools to partake in a carousel of activities including science, sport, drama and music. The pupils will be taught and hosted by our Specialists, using the facilities and resources at Charterhouse, to help inspire academic ambition and excellence while also helping to foster a culture and custom of philanthropy and care in our own pupils.

“Thanks so much for arranging our visit. David’s session for the children was outstanding and we all now want to be chemists (including me). I’ve heard many excited children talking about it with awe.” Victoria Davis, Eco Education Assistant, Loseley Fields

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The generosity of the Carthusian Community raised £2.9 million to fully fund the newly refurbished Lecture Theatre and the development of The Hub, opened in autumn 2023. Thank you.

Business, leadership and entrepreneurship skills are at the heart of our academic and co-curricular offering at Charterhouse. We know that the workplace is constantly evolving and our pupils will need a depth of skills to enable them to be flexible and adaptable to the changing environment, so they are prepared for any eventuality. Our new £2.9million centre, known as The Hub, will provide a range of physical spaces in which skills and knowledge for business and the workplace can be developed. The Hub aims to mirror the type of modern open-plan flexible spaces seen in universities and business, providing opportunities for collaboration, risk taking, presentations and teamwork. The first phase of The Hub was completed in OQ 2022 with the refurbishment of the Lecture Theatre and we are delighted that the second phase is now complete. The Hub is located right in the heart of the School and has been fully funded by the generous philanthropy of our School community.

Alongside this, Charterhouse’s FutureU programme, of which the CED is a key component, is delivered alongside the academic and co-curricular programmes and provides every pupil with beyond-theclassroom courses, aimed at developing their transferable skills, real-world financial knowledge and an understanding of the world of employment.

“ In a first for Charterhouse, the programme will have a blended delivery, mixing teaching, case-studies and AI learning – as our Diploma uses the latest AI technology to help pupils with advice and feedback. The Diploma will give our sixth formers problem-solving skills, adaptability and employability. We firmly believe that an entrepreneurial mindset and the skills associated with it, will benefit all pupils, irrespective of their future plans.” Sandip Patel, Head of Entrepreneurship

Charterhouse is at the forefront of preparing our pupils for the future workplace and we are delighted to announce that we are the first School in the country to offer an Entrepreneurship Diploma accredited by the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Enterprise. The Charterhouse Entrepreneurship Diploma (CED), is a first-of-its-kind programme, aimed at nurturing the next generation of innovators. Starting this year, Sixth Form pupils will have the opportunity to gain a level 3 professional qualification in Applied Entrepreneurship, alongside their A Levels or International Baccalaureate courses. In addition, upon successful completion, pupils will gain 16 UCAS points. Again, this is the first time such a programme has carried UCAS credits.

COMMERCIAL UPDATE This past year has been a productive time with the programmed expansion of our Summer School, the launch of our Online School and the announcement of a second Charterhouse International School in Lagos. Enterprises This year has provided another stellar result with profits due to exceed £350,000. The Charterhouse Summer School (CSS), now in its second year, has expanded to around 100 pupils per two-week course, an increase of over 100% from 2022. We anticipate the CSS programme growing further in 2024 alongside the relaunched International Young Learners course which provides a two-week boarding experience for prep school pupils. We were delighted to welcome back the Nuclear History Programme, after a 4 year break, along with our regular clients ISCA, British Isles Music Festival, Shaftsbury Park, Chelsea Football Foundation Summer Camps, English Lacrosse Summer Camps and Harlequins Rugby Summer Camps, who this year have expanded their girls’ rugby course to mirror the boys’ course.

Our new Learn to Swim programme and partnerships with Guildford Hockey Club, Philippa Hogan School of Dance, Guildford Swim Club, Surrey Storm Netball and Farncombe Youth Football Club, continue to provide our local and School community with player pathways and discounted hire rates.

International and Online It was a pleasure to see the graduation this summer of our first pupils from Charterhouse Malaysia and we are delighted that the Charterhouse International family continues to grow with the announcement of Charterhouse Lagos. This brand-new school, for ages 5-18, will have a phased opening from 2024-2030. Alongside this, we launched Charterhouse Online, which offers a 1 year accelerated A level programme in six subjects. The mix of online and residential learning supports pupils through their A Levels.

We are committed to providing benefits to our local community and the Charterhouse Club will have brand new gym equipment installed in late 2023.

All our commercial activities provide important revenue for the School and profits are invested back into our bursary programmes.

Shaftsbury Park

Charterhouse Summer School

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Message from the Director, External Relations & Foundation This past academic year has been the most successful for philanthropic income in our recent history, raising £3.7 million in gifts and pledges towards the School’s plans. I am extremely grateful to all members of our community who have generously chosen to support our vision and who help to enable Charterhouse to be the best coeducation boarding school in the UK. I am delighted to report that we have exceeded our fundraising target for the Business, Leadership and Entrepreneurship Hub (The Hub). The additional funds raised will be used to support the educational activities within The Hub, notably our new FutureU programme which prepares pupils for working life beyond Charterhouse. I wish to personally extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who has made this possible. Our other masterplan projects in our Creating a New Tomorrow Together campaign have also received significant support this year with the Art and Design Centre receiving over £800,000 in pledges and donations. A leadership gift of £450,000 towards our Drama and Performing Arts Centre has enabled us to move the project forwards with work planned to start in 2024. The number of pupils benefitting from bursaries has increased by 33% to 73 this year and over £500,000 has been raised in gifts and pledges towards the programme from parents, OCs, Trusts and Foundations. A number of these bursaries have been 107% +

Donations by House 1st August 2022 – 31st July 2023

bursaries, allowing us to reach pupils who otherwise would not have the opportunity to attend Charterhouse. Furthermore, I am delighted to report figures include children from the “Homes for Ukraine” scheme. This year has seen a huge increase in our professional networking programme with many events being sold out. We have seen a rise in the number of mentoring relationships but most significantly these relationships have longevity, showing the benefit to both mentees and mentors. Charterhouse Connect now has over 3500 members and is actively allowing our whole community to provide support, advice and opportunities. All of my colleagues and I continue to be inspired by the enthusiasm and passion of the OCs, parents and Carthusians with whom we collaborate, and we thank you for your engagement. It is vital to build a strong and supportive community, bonded by a shared Carthusian identity. Chris Hibbs Director, External Relations & Foundation Bodeites 8.4% Chetwynd 2.5% Daviesites 7.8% Fletcherites 1.8% Friends & Trusts 6.6% Girdlestoneites 6.7% Gownboys 5.6% Hodgsonites 7% Lockites 7.3% Northbrook 1.4% Pageites 8.6% Robinites 7.8% Saunderites 10.9% Sutton 1.4% Verites 8.7% Weekites 7.5%

For the year August 2022 – July 2023

New donations and Donations received this year pledges confirmed this year total:

£2.93m

£3.7m

(a 64% increase) Bursaries:

£400,000

£1.25m

raised this year

(including pledge balances)

Art & Design Centre:

£805k

194

Gifts

1684 2,256 from

356

Donors

1611 Society Members

volunteer hours

114

Thomas Sutton Legacy Society members (members have formally notified the School of their intention to remember Charterhouse in their Wills)

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CAPITAL PROGRESS

Drama and Performing Arts Centre Participation in the performing arts builds confidence, performance, communication and provides young people with the ability to think creatively and innovatively. Futhermore, they encourage the individual to find their voice, to explore their emotions and to expand their imagination. Our academic offering for Drama & Theatre Studies is thriving at both A Level and GCSE with double the number of pupils now opting to study the subject. Involvement in our cocurricular programme has grown in both dance and drama and this has only increased with coeducation. We will expand and modernise our existing professional standard Ben Travers Theatre into a facility providing more rehearsal and performance space for the creative arts. A new studio theatre will be created providing an additional rehearsal and small performance area, complete with semi-sprung dance floor, flexible seating and mirrors. The main theatre will have a much needed upgrade and house a new classroom dedicated to LAMDA providing more room for this popular drama and performance course. An enhanced and extended foyer and new outdoor patio will help improve the experience for visitors and pupils alike. 12

By exposing pupils to a high quality drama facility and professional equipment, we will enable them to develop their skills and confidence in performance, direction, management and technical support. Our most grateful and heartfelt thanks go to those who have shown initial leadership in support of this project. Work on this redevelopment will commence in 2024.

Art and Design As the School broke for the summer holidays, major works started to create the new Art and Design Centre. The new Centre will link together Art and Design departments for the first time at Charterhouse enabling these complimentary disciplines to help pupils and staff to collaborate further.

Breaking down the barriers between these 2 disciplines will help foster creative collaboration and marry artistic skill with the very highest levels of technical competence. Developing creative skills in both Art and Design will be invaluable for our pupils when they go into the workforce, providing them with both creative and technical knowledge and the collaborative skills to work interchangeably with colleagues from a variety of backgrounds and skillsets. In Summer 2022 we completed the refurbishment works of the John Derry Technical Centre (JDTC) providing pupils with more classroom space and upgraded equipment. The art extension will provide a brand new gallery area as well as flexible spaces for 3D sculpture, drawing and technology enabled art, such as film and animation. This stage of the project will be ready in Spring/Summer 2024 and will be followed by a full refurbishment of the existing art studios to complete the renovation. We are incredibly grateful to all those donors who have helped raise over £800,000 towards this project so far.

Music Music has always been at the heart of the Charterhouse community and today it is as important as ever. Generations of Carthusians have sung in the Chapel as part of their daily routine and the School still proudly boasts a wide variety of orchestras, choirs, bands, ensembles and soloists who regularly produce outstanding performances and concerts. Music provides pupils with the opportunity to learn and work creatively together, to explore and develop their personal talents and to share the joy of creative expression and honed, disciplined skills. As the School has grown, demand for our music courses (both academic and cocurricular) have increased and we now need to focus on creating more space for lessons, rehearsals and performances within the Ralph Vaughan Williams Music Centre. The expanded and refurbished building will see 50% more practice rooms, a fully equipped recording studio, a dedicated rock room and a new recital room. Work is due to start in 2025. Architect impressions of the new Music Centre

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Bursaries – transforming lives Thomas Sutton’s founding intent was to provide an education for disadvantaged young people and this mission remains a key priority for the School. Bursaries provide transformative and life changing opportunities for each recipient, while ensuring that the School offers a diverse and socially inclusive community, that will benefit all of our pupils. Our enriching education inspires engagement and equips our pupils to grasp future opportunities, regardless of their individual backgrounds.

pupils with meaningful bursaries Including

11 107% pupils on

bursaries

Our beaks, staff, parents and supporters around the globe all share a common goal – namely, to ensure our work advances education and supports as many young people as possible. All that we do is enhanced by the incredible generosity of our community, as you help us to deliver an education to those who will benefit most from the opportunities that Charterhouse can offer. In 2022/23 73 pupils received bursary support including 11 who were on fully funded places. Many commercial activities are undertaken each year, with 100% of profits invested back into the School’s bursaries programme, and we continue to broaden sustainable revenue streams to support the philanthropic aims of the School. Our motivation, to ensure that children of talent and promise are able to reach their full potential, is stronger than ever. The School’s mission is to increase the percentage of Carthusians receiving significant bursary support and offer over 10% of our pupils’ significant means tested fee support.

We recently spoke with bursary recipient Marthe (F12). Marthe was eager to share her experiences of receiving a transformational bursary:

Marthe (F12):

“I would be lying if I said that my two years as a Specialist at Charterhouse, were not the two most formative years of my life. Without Charterhouse, I would have never gone to Cambridge, nor be where I am now – a Senior Journalist for BBC News. I think the bursary scheme is invaluable, and I’m so grateful for it and the teaching I had at Charterhouse. I had never considered that Charterhouse would be an option for me due to the fees. We learned about bursary options through a family friend and after receiving a tour of Charterhouse I absolutely fell in love with the campus; the pupil who led our tour was amazing and seemed so at ease and comfortable. I studied English, History, Spanish and Theatre Studies. I owe everything to my Spanish and English teachers in particular, they were some of the first people to really push me and hold me to account. I was easily bottom of the year in Spanish when I joined and left with one of the top marks of my cohort and a level of proficiency that even allowed me to interview members of the Mexican Government in Spanish in 2022 through my work. There are many things I learned at Charterhouse that I took with me to university, but what really shaped me were the soft skills I gained. From my teachers I learned how to be critical and analytical, how to apply myself, and how to channel my enthusiasm and intellect into something productive. These are characteristics that have stood me in good stead well beyond my time at School. Upon leaving Charterhouse I took a gap year, where I worked full-time as a teaching assistant and trained for the Triathlon World Championships. I then went to Cambridge, where I studied Education with English Literature at St John’s College, graduating with a first. I worked as an assistant producer for BBC Sport initially, while writing freelance for HuffPost, the Guardian and Dazed amongst others. I then moved to Euronews (formerly Euronews NBC), where I started off as a digital producer, and then ended up as an Environmental Reporter and Head of Social Media. In 2022, I moved to BBC News where I now work as a Senior Broadcast Journalist. I love getting to work on breaking news again and creating content about such a huge range of domestic and international topics. An enormous thank you; my life would look completely different without the generosity of donors. Your donation isn’t just going towards helping someone for a few years, it’s helping build the rest of their life. I believe wholeheartedly that education is the most important tool in shaping a person and society – it’s why I studied education for my undergraduate degree. Gifting someone the holistic experience that you get at Charterhouse, (it’s about so much more than just the phenomenal teaching), is one of the greatest tools you can give an individual.”

Individuals like Marthe show the impact of bursary support and we are incredibly grateful for the generosity of all our parents and OCs whose donations help us to continue to grow this programme. 15

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NETWORKING | MENTORING CAREERS | VOLUNTEERING | COMMUNITY In today’s competitive job market, where connections and opportunities play a pivotal role, the value of alumni professional networking is often underestimated. We are so incredibly proud of the support offered by the Charterhouse community, allowing us to help so many OCs with their next steps. The growth in our networking, mentoring, and careers programme is a direct result of our strong community and its willingness to give back. This summer we said goodbye to the class of 2023, who are equipped and ready to embrace their next chapter beyond Charterhouse. Becoming an Old Carthusian has many benefits, not least joining the vibrant and supportive OC community. Over the last 12 months, the number of OCs and parents volunteering for one of our mentoring programmes has almost doubled. 70% of recent leavers have already engaged with the community and have made connections via our networking platform, Charterhouse Connect. The longevity of mentoring relationships has risen by 73% from the previous 2 years, meaning that the connections are becoming more meaningful. Charterhouse Connect is fast becoming a pivotal platform with 55% of the Charterhouse community registered as offering help and guidance. The Charterhouse Alumni Teams’ focus for the last 12 months has been growing the programme of activities that provide our community with further development. Attendance at networking events has doubled, with many of the receptions sold out. The number of internships and work experience placements being offered has increased by 68%, providing our younger OCs a greater variety of opportunities.

“ T hroughout my career, which is still in its early stages, I have met an enormous variety of individuals. Some of them I have admired, others I have found a challenge, but all of whom I have learnt from. This is the joy of personal development and self exploration, and is precisely why I have volunteered to be a mentor on Charterhouse Connect. We never stop learning, and the knowledge and perspectives we are able to share with others is what makes us so adaptable when facing new situations. I’ve always found mentoring a powerful support, and wish to be there for others in a similar way.” OC Quote – Mentoring “ T hank you to you and your team for organising last night’s reception. I thought it was a fantastic event and a great way to build out the network. I connected to several OCs and have arranged a further meeting, which I am very much looking forward to.” OC Quote – Networking “ I have used Charterhouse Connect to contact two Old Carthusians working in the conservation field and they have provided me with invaluable advice about university courses, their own career path, and even offered to host me at their place of work. It’s been a massive help.” Carthusian Quote – Careers The success of our programmes would not be possible if it were not for the substantial and generous support of our incredible community. All contributions, whether great or small, have a profound and positive impact on the careers of both current and future OCs. To become a part of our successful story, contact Karen Grindrod in the Foundation Office on karengrindrod@charterhouse.org.uk or +44 (0)1483 291759 to find out about the variety of ways you can offer your support.

Volunteering in numbers: At least

291 OCs and parents

volunteered their time to run clubs, societies, host career talks, and mentor. That is 45% more individuals offering their time to our community than last year.

130

The longevity of

relationships has risen by 73%,

mentoring relationships were forged in the academic year 2022/2023. That’s an 25% increase on the previous academic year

indicating that more meaningful mentoring is taking place

2022/2023 volunteering hours estimated at:

2256 hours

– this equates to 1 full time and 1 part time member of staff

This reflects over

Approximately

increase from the time that was dedicated in 2021/2022

were dedicated to mentoring by various OCs and parents, making a real difference to individuals’ lives. An increase of almost 13% compared to the hours dedicated to mentoring in 2021/2022

700 hours

338 of these hours

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SUPPORTER ROLL The following lists recognise all of the donors, volunteers and legacy pledgers who have contributed to Charterhouse between 1 August 2022 and 31 July 2023. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone for their support.

1611 Society Member * Headmaster’s Circle *

Donors 2022 – 2023 45 Anonymous Donors Katie Abouzahr L96 Patrick Acheson-Gray V48 Adedoyin and Olumoroti Adeyinka Mark Adkins* g79 AKO Foundation Jamie Alexander* V09 Teleri Allen Julia Allford* F14 Faisal Al-Shoaibi and Salwa Al Azzouni Russell and Emma Alton* Clive Anderson* V64 Hugo Anderson* V74 George Andreae W60 Michael Angelos* H59 Hashem Arouzi H89 Arto and Sirin Artinian* Lucy Ashe* S07 Peter Ashwell* g69 Worapong and Salilla Atikarnbodee Christian Ayres* G91 Daran Bahadoorsingh* g84 Andrew Baker* B09 Andrew Ball R73 Frank and Kelli Bannister* Robin Barratt* P63 Charlie Barrow* R02 Simon Barrow* V53 Patrick Bartrum* R44 Kumsal Bayazit Besson and Stephane Besson* Amy Beanland P01 Michael Beaumont* W51 The Estate Of Anthony & Robina Beckles Willson H46 Edward Bell* R03 Benda Family Gordon Bennett* H58 Simon Benney* S84 Edward Benson* g73 18

Patrick Benson* g73 The Estate of John Berg B53 John Beslee W63 James Birch* H82 The Estate of William Blackstone R25 Michael Blacklock D46 Charles Blampied* g67 Ben Blanchard P94 Annabelle Bonham* V10 Robert and Sagorika Bose Julian Bridger* H71 Richard Briggs* g67 Romanos Brihi* V98 Christopher Brinkley V61 Peter Brodrick* B72 Andrew and Kate Brooks Fran Brosan* P77 Glenn and Connie Brown* Martin Brown* D74 Philip Budden* g74 Peter Buisseret* W03 Adrian Burley L63 Stuart Campbell* L66 Yasmin Carrillo and Carlos Holguin* Nicholas Carter* S60 Old Carthusian Club Gordon Chan* S05 Jeremy Chan* S95 Bryan Chang Keith Chapman* P73 Andy Cheah and Andrea Khor Calvin Cheung* B08 Valerie Chiew Crispin Clement-Brown B64 Guy Coleman S62 James and Lori Conrad James Cook* L62 Carey Cookson* R98 Stefan Cross KC and Dr Alison Steele

The Estate of Hailey Dart, Mother of Lindsay Dart V94 James Davey* Mark Davids L90 Ian Davis* V68 Georgia Dawson and Christopher Dawnay* Michael Day D77 Roberto De Rossi and Laura Cioli Andrea and Paola Della Valle Brian Dickinson* L77 Jen Dixon R10 Ilker and Tayyibe Domac* Digby Don R07 Carrie Donald S91 Manj and Jenifer Duhra Stephen and Sian Dyer Simon Easton* S65 J C J Eaton Charitable Trust B61 Derek Elliott* R64 Yvette Enright* John Evans* H58 John Evans* W59 Mark Everett* B77 Charles Falck and Mokyoung Hyun* Victor Falk D57 Michael Fatsis P10 David Fell* S71 The Estate of Gaynor Fenn-Smith S46 Simon Folkes* V71 Matthew Fong R04 Robin Foster-Brown* L57 Roger France Lee and Jessica Frankel Paul French* g00 Richard Frenkel* G64 Tony Garnett P57 Tony Geen* W58 Ashling Geh and Peter Warnes Anthony Gladstone-Thompson* R62

Rob Glancy* S87 David Glover* B75 Mark Glover* L77 Julian Godby V58 Peter Godby* H71 John Gordon* R53 Hugh Grainger g54 Kunal Grover* W99 Filippo Guerrini-Maraldi* Andrew Guest P63 Felix Hamer* R11 Ian Hamilton* Iain Hardcastle* S53 Alan Harris* D60 Rupert Harris* D89 Bill Haynes* D52 Jeff Hedges* R72 Stephen Helme* V81 Anil Hemnani S89 Ravi Hemnani S90 Neil Henderson g78 Nicholas Herbert-Young P81 John Herington* g61 Chris Hibbs* Patrick Hoban V69 Mark Holder* S98 Laura Holmes Charterhouse Hong Kong Foundation Graham Hornett D56 Zara Howard (née Richardson)* L89 Timothy Hsu R01 Jason and Nadia Iley* Jeremy and Holly Hunter James and Delphine Innes Rod Isaacs R85 Steve Ivermee* H86 Andrew Jardine* V73 Christopher Jay* B72 Klaus and Rabea Jensen* Alex Jones* B01 Nigel Keen B65 James Kemble W56 Kent & Surrey SPAB Mo Kimmins* R82 Neil King S97 Knightbridge School Education Foundation Sarah Kobeissi* N23 Kwang Kongsiri G89 Ravi Kurmarohita* S87 Jack Lau and Sara Mao g03 Arthur Law* D07 Clive Lawson-Smith R74 David Lenaghan* L62 Brian Leung* G05 Vicky Leung* S95 Jonathan and Taryn Lewis* Shifeng Li Andre Lin* P05 Lancelot Liu S23 Jonathan Lloyd* S70 Ben Lockwood* H60 John Lucia V63 Chantelle Luk Poppy Lund* H93 Nicholas Macartney* B76 Ewen MacKinnon R60

Neil Mackinnon* R59 Nigel Macpherson W74 Marcus Marsh S12 Lizzi Matthews* Michael McClure* B71 Anton McCourtie* B93 Jason and Alison McGibbon Angus McIsaac G94 Ian McIsaac* D74 Thomas McMahon B09 Ron McMillan* H64 Ted Mead* W70 Jay Mehta P79 George Metaxa* W17 Carlo and Irene Micheli John Millar S60 James Miller* P85 Nicholas Miskin* G66 Martin Mitchell* V66 Matthew and Sarah Mitten* V91 Russell Morris Jerome and Henriane Mourgue D’Algue Nigel Mukherjee* W83 Naoko Nakashima D07 Peter Nathan* H47 Robin Nathan* D94 Sergey and Ekaterina Nesterenko Trish Nicholson William Nicoll* D87 John Nightingale* G60 Duncan Norman* B70 Richard Norris* L79 John and Juliet Olsen* G81 Robin Osborne* B70 Charles Otton* G84 Joshua Pacey* V13 Rufus Palamountain Zhenhua Zhou and Pancy Pan Jessica Panikkar* g01 Jinjae Park* H12 David Pascho H58 Hugh Peers D54 Robin and John Peers* D49 Debra Pei* S87 Andrew Peile* S54 Robert and Victoria Perei* Carlo Pesenti and Federica Manzoni Richard Peskin* R62 Alex Peterken Ken Petersen* L58 Oliver Plummer L11 Anthony Pooley* L63 Philip Potter g07 Tim Povey* L88 Jonathan Powell* B65 Alison Marsh* P79 Neville Purvis W53 Olly Quintin-Archard L11 The Estate of David Raeburn P45 The Rank Foundation Andrew Reid* Patrick Reid* G62 Jasper and Signe Reiser Peter Reynolds* W99 Guy Rigby D69 Jeremy Robinson W59

Mark Rogers Ronus Foundation D60 Andrew Rudebeck G62 Thomas Ruffell* D05 Jonathan and Joanna Russell William Samengo-Turner* S01 John Samuels* D59 Francis Sandison* S67 Giles Schofield* S80 John Sclater P59 Jake and Hélène Marie Shafran Jumby Sharp* D91 Adam and Mary Shepard* R85 Rob Shepherd* P01 Paul Silver* B79 Jeffrey Simmons W44 Spiros Skordos Jonathan Smith* B65 Jennifer and Richard Stearn* Ian Surman* P52 Charterhouse in Southwark Dick Taverne* P47 Kosta Tezhik Justin and Kate Thomson James Thurley* B99 Anson To and Juliana Fong John Townsend-Rose W67 Raymond and Veronica Tso James Tuckett W47 Guy Turner* R71 Nicholas Tyrrell-Evans B55 U3A Horsham Jonathan Ussher* B03 Mustafa van Hien* W02 Guy Varney* S80 Sergey Vasilyev and Yuliia Vasilyeva* Rebecca Venditti* Martin Vinson H61 Derek von Bethmann-Hollweg G52 Hendrik von Ripperda-Cosyn* P93 John Walker-Haworth* S62 Ian and Sarah Waller* Michael and Emma Walton* Changqing Zhi and Quingwen Wang Tira Wannamethee* g77 Nicholas Ward* g59 Andrea and Marcus Wareham* Bjorn Watson H61 Jamie Watson L11 Andrew Wattley and Desha Dhoray-Wattley* Eric Webb* S68 Ian Wells* W65 The Estate of Neville Wells S43 Robin Whitefield W55 Henri Whitehorne Roger and Geraldine Williams* V59 Celine Wong R04 Sebastian Wood* V84 Brian Worsfold* g77 Angel Yang and Man Bun Lee* Baoguo Yang Marcus and Winnie Ying Chee-may Yu* S91 Cheekay Yuen* D96 Grace Zheng and David Xi* 19

Volunteers (In year) Caroline Abrahams James Acheson-Gray Tosin Adefope-Olowu Gennady Agrest Sufina Ahmad Ayla Ahmed Peter Aiers Madeleine Aldridge Robert Allen Zak Allom Diana Almazova Kay Andrews Sophie Andriamalala Charlie Ansdell Iain Armitage Nana-Ama Asabre-Adegbite Theo Ashdown Lucy Ashe Andy Atalla Kwaku Awuku-Asabre Matt Bailey Danvers Baillieu Sarah Baillieu Richard Balkwill James Balkwill Ashley Ballard Brianna Bao Maxwell Barclay Giles Barling Durell Barnes Libby Barrett Charlie Bathurst-Norman Maya Bayliss Ruth Beadle Christopher Beckett Stuart Bell Jeremy Bell Simon Benney Emily Benson Ian Bernard Henry Bickerton Rod Birkett Ben Blanchard Caspar Bossom Matt Bray Lucy Brindley Michael Broughton Caroline Brown Stephen Browne David Bruce-Smith Russell Buckley Peter Buisseret Peter Burgess Peter Burke-Murphy Alex Campbell Reno Cardiff Caroline Cassels Edwin Chan Cynthia Chan Jeremy Chan Seb Chan Sabrina Chao Ajay Chawla Simon Chen Alex Cheung 20

V89 G09 F17 G96 W93 F12 S01 W93 G09 F18 S07 P98 G07 V00 g64 R96 L89 R98 g78 G07 W97 F23 W98 P72 R76 G87 S84 g03 H94 D97 D79 P94 L09 R01 D10 L97 P09 P78 W03 G67 G60 W93

S07 S95 g12 P93 P89 D89

Jai Chopra Gordon Chu Stephen Clarke Stuart Clarke Martin Clarke Regina Claros-Bolivar Robert Coales Bill Cole Charlotte Connell Sam Cooke Nigel Coopper James Croft Bernadette Cunningham Ben Dale-Jones Helen Darbishire Philip Darling Charles Davies Tim Davy Catherine Dawkins Marthe Pav Degtiarev Thom Dennis Peter Dobie Jim Donaldson Mickey Down Luke Doyle Tony Drake-Brockman Isabelle Duncan Patrick Dupont-Liot Alexander East Roger Ecob Michael Elliott Vince Emery Rowan Ewart-White Fang Fang David Farnsworth James Ferguson Mark Fisher Alexander Fomin Matthew Fong Giovanni Fontebasso Thomas Foulger Celia Francis Andrew Gandell Paul Gandhi Mark Garnier John Gemmell Laura Giani John Gillespie Helen Goatley James Goldsmith Mike Goldsworthy Peter Goodliffe Mark Gorman Neil Graham Hugo Guise Tucker Dianna Gwilliams Caroline Halford Roddy Hamblin David Hancock George Hankey Sven Hansen Michael Harding Rachel Harris Robert Hawkins

G18 g13 W75 L94 H93 S72 L16 B99 D89 V80 D88 R83 B06 R95 F12 V13 g69 D85 W07 S16 G84 S92 H93 R08 P73 H79 V89

B90 P16 R04 g04 G00 P81 W15 R95 D89 R89 R76 B22 L88

D02 S96 L99 G91 R84

Frances Hickman Toby Hindson Christian Hogg George Holst Gavin Hood Grattan Hooey Andy Hughes Rashpal Hullait Charles Hume Robbie Hume Kate Hume Christine Hwang Katrina Ibrahim Farrah Isaac Sanjay Iyer Mark Jeffery Narissa Jewa Ben Jobson Richard Johnson Justin Johnston-Taki Alex Jones Lydia Jones Gary Jones Deborah Kamal James Jaewon Kim Oscar Kime James Kirkman Arjan Kirthi-Singha Maria Kitt Nick Kleiber Nihara Krause Christopher Kurkjian William Lau William Lavelle Arthur Law Benjamin Lawrence Roger Lee Jesica Lee Anthony Leung Jo Lewis Georgina Liddle Steve Loo Flora Lyon Nick Macartney David Macey Pete Malcolm John Markwell Julian Marsh Mike Marshall Peter Marshall James Martin Peter Mason Guy Maude Nick Mawer Charlie McCrow Rory McDougall Ellery McGowan Jeremy McIlroy Angus McIsaac Tom McKay Kate McLeod Richard McMillan Will McMullan Freddie Melvin Venetia Menzies

S74 g82

V95 R70 g12 G12 B07 D03 S19 S12 P86 H04 B01 Su20 g15 V18 L53 g87 G13 W93 S95 H92 D07 L91 V13 L92 F12 g95 B76 P72 P01 V89 B00 S07 H82 L85 W70 W11 G94 P09 H94 P02 S15 g11

Timothy Miller Jim Miller David Milton Ewan Mitchell Matthew Mitten Sholto Moger Belinda Moore Peter Morel Callum Morganti Sam Morris Jesse Motion Becky Munns Rupert Nathan William Naunton Dede Nebot Marsol Andrew Neill Kester Ng David Norris James Nugent Charles Olins John Olsen Jon O’Neill William Orr Sophie Palmer Tristan Parsons Sam Parton Montserrat Passolas James Paver Fraser Payne Julia Pearce John Pearmund Alexander Peattie Alex Peterken Christian Pethick Elaine Pinkster Angela Potts Lisa Powell-Jackson Michael Power Hugo Pratt Emma Price Anna Prior Noni Purnomo Paul Raleigh Andrew Reid Andrew Ritchie Hugh Robertson Caroline Rolfe Jonathan Rolls David Royds Isabel Rudd de Oliveira Oliver Ryder Ben Ryder-Smith Lara Sabel Anthony Scott Brian Sharp Mark Simms Julia Skonieczna Julian Smith Brian Souter Alison Steele Alex Stewart Phill Stimpson Tony Taylor Viggo Terling Glyn Towlerton Gavin Trechman Vicky Tuck Mark Ungless

P83 P85 V67 H09 V91 R00 G90 V87 S13 G00 R04 R77 g75 L86 W18 S75 G79 L14 G76 G81

G10 R02 g13 B71 G12

Mia Vallance Gary Vaughan-Smith Frederik Veldman Lucy Viney Neels Vosloo Ned Wainwright John Wakeham Tom Walker Janey Wall Ian Waller Michael Walton Paul Wareham Wilf Weeks Lisa Weigand Lea Wessel-Aas David Wheeler Benjamin Wilberforce-Ritchie Paul Wilkinson Angus Wilton Mark Winterflood Vivien Wong James Wong Crispin Wright James Wyatt Emily Xu Dieter Yih Matthew Young Chee-may Yu Cheekay Yuen

G16 L03 W05 W13 H49 W94 L83

W19 C21 D77 R12 G95 g91 G04 P07 G78 g83 Su22 V03 S91 D96

g18

Thomas Sutton Society

V91 g78 G79

Recognising all those members of the Charterhouse community who are supporting The School through their Will.

D11

W64 W78 L17 D86 L06 F16 W83 R54 g13 S86

L04 R92 D60 V90

Anonymous Donors Clive Anderson Giles Andrews John and Fiona Argent Philip Bailhache Andrew Ball Graham Barber Michael Beaumont Thomas Beaumont Vivio Berardi Brian Birtwistle Colin Bonner Peter Bristowe Adrian Burley Jonathan Clarke Richard Clement Crispin Clement-Brown Richard Collin Robert Dalgety Nicholas de Wolff John Deacon Allan Dunlavy Rebecca Dunlop Joe Eaton Martin Ephson Christopher Eyles William Fell

17 V64 g59 W81 H64 R73 G58 W51 W86 W09 D70 B60 W80 L63 W57 g66 B64 B61 R66 B88 B58 L96 H93 B61 V74 W57 G65

Adrian Forsell G75 Nicholas & Minnette Frankland S76 David Franks D64 Richard Frenkel G64 Harry Friedlaender R60 Chris Furness B77 Max Gandell G70 Jason Gard G82 John Gordon R53 Jonathan Gough V86 Peter Grimaldi W63 David Hacking G56 Michael Harrison V58 Nick Hawkins H54 Bill Haynes D52 Jeff Hedges R72 Wayne Henderson S80 Alan Hoo G70 Graham Hornett D56 Spencer James g99 Andrew Jardine V73 Christopher Jay B72 Richard Johnson P86 Christopher Jonas G59 Nigel Kenyon B59 Jeremy Levison G69 Charles Lewis W56 Stephen Lewis W58 Angus Lloyd g52 James Lubbock B66 NTM H50 John Markham W58 John Meyrick Thomas D68 Alistair Mitchell-Innes L52 Francis Monck-Mason H52 Nicholas Morrice W68 Peter Nathan H47 Tom Otley V56 Giles Pascoe g88 Ronald Pattison V69 Richard Peskin R62 Lloyd Poulton P45 Bob Prophet B63 Phillip Pulfrey V72 John Rae S57 Simon Robinson H73 Hugo Scheckter P09 Martin Shaw D76 Keith Simpson S61 Roger Smeeton BH78-19 David Thompson R67 Richard Timberlake D62 Guy Tortise H54 David Turnbull W72 Mark Varney S76 Eric and Nanci Visser P59 Sebastian Wadia R14 Tom Walker W94 John Walker-Haworth S62 Lawrence Wallington L74 John Warren B60 Eric Webb S68 Ian Wells W65 Hugh Wilkinson P44 Richard Wills B54 John Witherington V70 James Wyatt g83 21

CHARTERHOUSE

DEVELOPMENT REVIEW

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Single and Regular Donations Both single and regular gifts can be made online at www.charterhousefoundation.org.uk; alternatively, you can complete and return the enclosed gift form. Regular gifts can be made monthly, quarterly or annually by direct debit and are incredibly helpful in allowing the School to plan ahead.

Tax-efficient Giving Gifts from UK taxpayers are eligible for Gift Aid, enabling us to reclaim an additional 25p for each £1 that you give. In addition, if you are a higher rate taxpayer you can reduce the real cost of your gift through reclaiming the balance between standard and higher rates of tax. Tax-efficient giving is also available in the USA and Hong Kong, please contact us for further details.

Gifts of Shares When making a gift of shares listed on any recognised stock market in the UK or overseas, the donor will not only avoid any Capital Gains Tax liability but can also offset the full value of the shares against their Income Tax liability. Please contact the Foundation Office for more information. 22

1611 Society The 1611 Society, named after the year the School was founded, celebrates the continuing generosity of our community. Members of the society support Charterhouse’s pupils in so many ways by providing the School with a regular and flexible stream of gift income, enabling us to plan for the future and benefit generations of Carthusians to come. There are three levels of membership: Founder’s Circle, Headmaster’s Circle and Member. To donate to the society, we invite you to become a regular donor and make a gift of either £10,611, £1,611 or £161.10 through the year. This can be done monthly or annually. Regular donations provide critical and continuous support for the School, year on year, whilst also allowing you to plan your giving.

Legacies and Bequests By remembering Charterhouse in your Will, you will leave a lasting impact on the School and join a tradition of benefaction initiated by Thomas Sutton in 1611. All legacies to the School from UK taxpayers are exempt from Inheritance Tax. If you would like your legacy to be directed in a particular way, we would be delighted to discuss this so that your wishes can be honoured in full. Please contact the Foundation Office for more information. 23

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