Sherborne school 2013 giving report

SHERBORNE FOUNDATION SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL FOR 15 YEARS

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INTRODUCTION FROM THE CHAIRMAN As you can see from the cover of this Giving Report we are proudly celebrating fifteen years of the Foundation and its impact on the life of Sherborne. Although this is a mere blip in the extensive history of the School, I hope this Report reflects the significant effects of your generosity during this time.

In this Report, we outline just a few of the projects you have already supported and take a look at the current Annual Fund projects, which are now part of the fabric of Sherborne in 2013. We also consider some innovative projects for the coming three years that will further enrich the academic life of the School.

Finally, we look forward to the next fifteen years and at what may be on the horizon with the Headmaster’s vision for Sherborne.

It just remains for me to thank you for joining me and the 2,408 OS, parents and friends of Sherborne who have supported the Foundation so generously over these JOHN POCOCK

remarkable fifteen years.

Chairman of the Foundation Trustees (f, 1973-78)

MANY THANKS.

F I G U R E S A N D PA R T I C I PAT I O N SINCE 1999 Total number of donors: 2,408 Percentage of alumni who have supported: 19% Total number of volunteers: 235 Total amount raised: ÂŁ8.5m Number of legacies pledged and received: 160

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Inspirational Speaker Programme

T H E S T O RY S O FA R . . .

In 1999 we decided, before many other schools, to undertake fundraising for Sherborne on an

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ongoing programme basis rather than as ad hoc appeals. Since then, we have raised over ÂŁ8.5m for the School and, as you will see, have been able to ensure that donors are kept informed of the progress throughout the years and have repeated their support regularly.

Bursary Recipients

Of the many projects that you have supported over these 15 years (the full list is printed in this report) we would like to highlight just a few here. Clearly, the most obvious impact of our work is the Music School which has allowed Sherborne, with inspiring teaching, to take music to another level. Sherborne is now extremely well regarded for music and we have seen significant growth in the numbers of boys taking music lessons and, most visibly, joining the choir (which now numbers over 100 boys).

We have also been able to support bursaries, and seven boys have received support, and continue to do so, through your generosity. Those who have left have gone on to careers in the arts, the legal profession, sports, business and the military.

A New Music School

Travel and Tour Bursary Fund

Travel and tour bursaries have also allowed fifty boys, already on bursaries and scholarships, to undertake sporting, musical and academic tours to enhance their education and many have gone on to obtain representative honours in sport and musical careers.

Sport has also seen a boost with improved facilities including an extension to the Upper Pavilion, the Hughie Holmes hockey pitch and all weather cricket nets.

The Foundation has, in recent years, concentrated its efforts on the academic aspect of School life and broadening the boys’ horizons to life beyond their School days. The following pages outline the work of the Annual Fund and the projects it funds each year in these areas.

Upper Pavilion Refurbishment

Bursary Recipient

LIST OF COMPLETED PROJECTS A New Music School Ancient History Volumes for Classics Andrew Yorke Sail Training Fund Art School Development Artistic Residency Biology Refurbishment Boissier Bursaries Boissier Wing at Lyon House Bowling Machine Bursary Funding for Seven Boys Digby Award Domesday CD Drama Rehearsal Space Refurbishment Drama Workshop Equipment Ed Moorhouse Fund* Edbrooke Bursary Electronic String Quartet Eperson Bursary Film Society Equipment Floodlights Foundation Fellows* Fourteen Artificial Cricket Nets Green House Garden Basketball Equipment Grounds Scarifier for Cricket Hardship Fund Headmaster's Bursaries* High Flyer Fund Honours Boards in the Big School Room Hughie Holmes All-Weather Pitch Inspirational Speaker Programme* Interactive Language Teaching Suite Interactive Trading Floor Software Intranetting of the Houses Laser Cutter for Design Technology Library Book Searching Software Maths Exploratory Maths Whiteboards Music Master Classes Musical Instruments Oliver Holt Art Gallery Owl Scholarship and Bursary Patrick Shelley Recording Studio Personal Development Fund Pilkington Laboratories Portable Floodlights Refurbishment of the Fives Courts Refurbishment of the Upper Pavilion Re-laying of the Upper Cricket Square Rifles for CCF Rock Music Equipment Safety Boat for the Sailing Society Six 420 Dinghies Six Canoes Sports Analysis Equipment Sports Coaching Fund* Starting Blocks for Athletics Swing Band Tour Stands and Equipment Telescope for Astronomy Society Tennis Development Travel and Tour Bursaries* VC plaque *denotes ongoing projects in the Annual Fund 2013-14

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E N R I C H I N G T H E B O Y S ’ L I V E S E V E R Y D AY T H R O U G H T H E A N N UA L F U N D Thanks to support of the Annual Fund, we have been able to put in place a number of programmes that have helped to enrich the boys’ academic lives, their sporting opportunities and life beyond the classroom.

On a recent visit to Princeton we met with programme director Dr Christopher Campisano who spoke of the great experience of the graduates and their feedback, he said:

Foundation Fellows 2013-14, Amelia Bensch-Schaus and Reid Fritz

The Foundation Fellowships Over the past three years we have worked with the Princeton University Teacher Preparation Programme to bring bright young graduates to Sherborne to help the teaching staff to further enrich the lives of the boys.

These Fellows have all been high flyers while at Princeton and their enthusiasm for life,

“The U.S. Foundation Fellowship at Sherborne provides Princeton University students with an opportunity to teach at one of the finest schools in the world, sharing their knowledge and experience while learning about England. It is a wonderful exchange which we hope to continue long into the future.”

study and their subjects has rubbed off on the boys. Three of the boys who were in

With your help, this project can continue and,

Mr Weylandt’s computer programming club,

we hope, expand to other universities across

Rory McMillan (L6, b), Perry Jenner (L6, b) and

the world.

Hugo Bromell (L6, b), tell us more about the influence he had on them as a Fellow from 2012-13:

“Mr Weylandt ceaselessly helped and pushed everyone around him to greater things in every aspect. He was always willing to stop and talk about anything.These words do not fully do justice to how much of an influence Mr Weylandt had on the School community, especially those who frequented any co-curricular societies. In essence, we wish he hadn’t had to leave and hopefully he gained as much from Sherborne as we gained from him.”

The Inspirational Speaker Programme This programme helps us bring speakers to the School on a regular basis who can give the boys a window into the world outside Sherborne by recounting their experiences of difficult or challenging professions, places and times. The speakers have varied from bomb disposal experts who have worked in Afghanistan and journalists who saw the revolution in Tahrir Square, Cairo, to charity workers who focus on those with facial disfigurement, and economists who give a clear insight into the world economy. These speakers all give the boys a view into life beyond the Courts and prepare them, in part, for their futures at university and beyond.

For this programme to continue we need your support through the Annual Fund.

Sports Coaching Fund Over the past four years, our Directors of Sport have strived to take Sherborne sport to a new level where we are one of the best sporting schools in the country without becoming a sports academy. This has been made possible through strong and dedicated coaching which supplements the support provided by the School.

Consequently, Sherborne sport has recently witnessed an increase in representative caps for our boys with England in rugby, as well as other advances such as a higher win rate and record breaking in sports such as tennis, swimming, shooting and football.

We also continue to support the Travel and Tour Bursary Fund, and bursarial support for boys to help widen access to Sherborne.

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N E W WAY S O F E N R I C H I N G O U R A C A D E M I C P R O V I S I O N As you can see from the previous pages we have concentrated on academic enrichment for the past three years, and this will continue with further innovative projects which are new to Sherborne.

Academic Festivals

Artistic Residencies

In 2012 we held a Literary Festival (The

As you may be aware, many cathedrals and

Sherborne Sessions) for the boys and local

universities now have an artist in residence

pupils which was understood to be the first of

who spends a year in situ undertaking their

its kind purely for school children of their age.

work; inspiring others and enriching the lives

The Festival proved incredibly popular and

of these institutions.

boosted both reading and the study of English as a subject.

At Sherborne, we are looking to bring such artists to the School to augment our teaching

Over the coming three years we are planning

staff and inspire the boys’ artistic ambitions. It

to hold three more festivals, including a repeat

is hoped that we can, through your support,

of the Literary Festival on a larger scale in

recruit and appoint each year: an artist,

2014, and a Science and Mathematics Festival

sculptor, composer, poet or writer. These

in October 2015 where we hope to see some

artists will help the boys not only to undertake

very high profile authors and speakers from

some wonderful creative work, but also to

the various disciplines.

understand what it takes to pursue a career in art, drama or literature.

If you would like to know more about supporting or attending these festivals please do not hesitate to contact the Foundation office.

R E C O G N I S I N G YO U R S U P P O RT Looking After our Donors

The Ultimate Gift

Over the last fifteen years we have been most

The Bow Society is a special group which is

fortunate to have so many supporters, and an

made up of those who have pledged a legacy

important part of what we do is to ensure that

to Sherborne. This is often described as the

all donors are looked after and kept closely

‘ultimate gift’ since it shows a unique

informed of the impact of their generosity. We

commitment to the future of the School.

also feel it is important to invite these donors back to Sherborne to meet the boys and see

We currently have 129 members of the Bow

their support in action.

Society and are keen to ensure they are commemorated for the long term. These gifts

The table overleaf gives details of the various

are often those which can make a significant

donor groups and below are some images

difference to the completion of a project, or

taken at recent gatherings.

offer a boy a bursary that would otherwise not have been possible.

We hope therefore you will join this special group who will always have a place in the heart of the School.

Leadership Gifts The Leadership Gift allows the Foundation to recognise those donors who commit between £1,000 and £5,000 per year to the Annual Fund, and enable us to deliver the projects that have become so important to enhancing the education of our boys. A Leadership Gift can be as little as £14.50 per week which with Gift Aid is worth £1,006 over the year. If just 250 OS or parents were to give at this level each year we would complete the funding for all our Annual Fund projects.

Please consider joining me in becoming a Leadership donor and therefore becoming a member of the Chairman’s Society.

MANY THANKS JOHN POCOCK

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Grease the musical – 2011

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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE The Annual Fund is an incredibly important element in the enrichment of the boys’ lives at Sherborne, and we hope that in this Giving Report we have outlined the impact your support has had and will have in the future.

Of that future, we are currently working on the ‘master plan’ for the campus and examining what the School needs to remain at the cutting edge of education, and to remain a Sherborne you can be proud of.

We hope, in 2015, to bring a new project out of the master plan for donors to consider and support. At this stage the master plan is looking at all aspects of Sherborne life and is being explored in line with the strategy for the School.

We hope to bring you more news on this soon so please stay in touch with the Foundation team.

THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR SUPPORT. GORDON PARRY Chairman of Governors

Giving Levels The 1550 Society (for donors over £50,000) Invited to private dinners and other events. 1550 Society members also have their names added to the Benefactors Board at the entrance to the Big School Room.

The King Edward VI Society (for donors between £10,000 and £49,999) Invited to private dinners and other events.

The Chairman’s Society (for donors between £1,000 and £9,999) Invited to lunchtime receptions, drinks parties and other events.

The Headmasters’ Society (regular donors) Invited to an annual drinks party.

The Bow Society (those leaving a legacy) Invited to lunches in London and Sherborne.

Ten year donors (those who have given a regular or individual gift for ten or more years) Invited to an annual event in Sherborne.

OLD SHIRBURNIANS WHO HAVE GIVEN BETWEEN 1ST JANUARY 2012 AND 1ST NOVEMBER 2013 A number of donors have asked to remain anonymous – all others are listed below 1933 M J Bowerman 1936 V M Robson 1938 M W Lacey P W M Burt I P Todd 1939 M R G Earls-Davis J A Attwood M B Gerrish D V A Craddock 1940 J M W Badcock R W B Morton 1941 A M Jones M R N MacGillycuddy D E C Russell 1942 I R A Leakey A M Laidlay A H O Robarts D K Bungey H R Mumford 1943 R F Benoy M A C Smelt S R D Brabant-Smith T R Pearce D I T Wilson 1944 W R Meadows C S Clarke J F Ware A H Young C E N Arkell R McEwan F B Ellis R A W Hicks M Stevens 1945 J P Bomford B T J Jenkins M R Clarkson Webb B L Edwards B A East 1946 J C Atkinson G A Fawcett A H L Lovell P M F Melhuish M J Pople C R Carr G B de Wilton C G H Grellier 1947 D B Butcher S W D Hall J Byron J H Carr A P Cox J H Gervis W L Hancock T V Prior D R S Gorst J F Fielder A A de C Hunter E T Thring P D M Gell 1948 A S B Dickson D P Monckton R W Dawnay C H Gallop F G Matthews B M Hawkes J G McGowan I A D Thomson O P Woodroffe P C Flory 1949 J J M Glasse D B Gosheron M W Lewis W E Postlethwaite I T D Riddell C E Lange D F Lowther J P Oakley D Roberts R A H Colquhoun T J Hunt W S Blackshaw B R Outhwaite M F G Selby 1950 R F Eberlie J N M Maas R G Martin A H Alexander A G Stoughton-Harris R R Lane R D Baxter R N Brummitt D P G Stables 1951 J N C James S G Lawrence E J Parker-Williams T J R Weakley P F deV Carey C B O Davies A E Snow P B Steege R S John G M Edmond R T Lalonde J U Shakerley B J W Robinson 1952 J H Culley E L Forward J P Garrett J C D Ryder R H Carr N H Fair S R Roche A G Clarkson J B Morley Cooper A G Lambert K A McDougall B D C Shields A C E Quainton J Gould T N Mackean P B Rea J T Campbell B J Clarke J Rydon C de R Sewell 1953 J M P Goodden J C Phillips B B Postlethwaite

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N A Hawkins C G A Woods P M Wright J M A Talbot P A Dixon M H Bryan-Brown C D Jewell G R Sanderson P L Southcombe J A Paine D M K Tindall 1954 M H Dare J H P Devereux D J Mumford D Sandys-Renton H de V Welchman T L A Daunt R P Heazell J M Godfree P J T Gorle J R E Borron N R Pavitt R P H Riley R S H Watherston 1955 C H Fisher A E H Gardener P C Hore P Moeller J R T Mayo J W St Maur Sheil T R M Hayward D R Harrison J Lawrence R H Harding-Smith I M Kirkwood C M Peplow D W R Whicker J C F Holman P N B Shaddick J M Galletly M B Wilson 1956 B H Dean A Harvie-Clark G C Mitchell E R Rix R N Spink A A Cassidy T S Handcock A F N Dew W F A Ellison J M Park R J Stone M Whitaker R D F Allan C R J Eglington M Maley D W Rea S P Tindall C A C Field G Gregory-Smith R G Smithson 1957 B J Butter H S Johnson M E Quick A C R Scutt P B Farmer J G Woodrow E H Winthrop D M Brook R G P Carss D B Hill P J Flynn R S Hill Esq S G Dru Drury P H T Harrison P D Taylor D M Humphrey R P Thompson 1958 O N Breay T M Brodie C Charlton L J B Hathaway M McN Nott D R St George M H Calvert D J Wyatt-Smith M C l’E Orme J P Irving R S Simpson S P Chesshire J S B Gill J Robson J R Killick J L Monro M D Murray M Cannon Brookes S T O Shirley 1959 C A H Gibson S N P Hemans R C R Cotterell D J Youngman A M T Moody C W G Stewart J S R Arbuthnot A G C Howland Jackson D J Dinkeldein P C Parsons B J L Carver D N Morrison T J Nichols C P P Cook 1960 D G Collins J M D Seddon R H Thomas P S Whitfield C H Hildesley E Hodgkinson N R H Parker T J M Horsfall N F Newell D A Greenwood R T Warren I Gavin-Brown F J Bramble D C Price 1961 C J B Copeland R O Irwin S J Phillips R J Childs-Clarke R Barlow R H Irwin R B C Scott J M S Kennedy R H Wickham I R Scott M E H Wheatley 1962 B L D Cooke B G C Holt R D E Lovell M J Myers

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C A Seel M V Ward N J Allan F B W James M G Palin H S Dobbs O F Clarke W Eglington J B Holloway Q J Jones J D Paulson-Ellis C H Collingwood P J Humphrey 1963 M R Joseph S R Key N F Martin A W G Sherriff M D Macpherson P A J Cordingley C B Evans P J E Kendal B A F Blandford A H Westropp R J E French C H F Ellis N D Morgan P G Wilson S H Wingfield Digby 1964 P N Bishop R S Fidgen L D P Lloyd D G Mathew P A May R J G Rycroft P Bellamy P G D Dawson D C Watney W J Morel R N T Short R J Rycroft A G Douglas R D Sanderson W R Tooke N B Waterfall 1965 R H Bond A M Cree M L French N McN Nott R M Combes W F Hughes M E Slade C G de Courcy-Wheeler J N Martin S J Swabey D S Lucas S E K Purser D G Shirreff J P Steer P J Fegen D H Dowdeswell 1966 N S F Glennie A R Hall M C Norman B J F Batting R T Swanton R Carey T R W Stubbs R W J Hardie 1967 P T M Foster A J Gwinnett W H Handley J P Webster J White P A Fanning G A Lehner R J Cook J N W May M C Tucker 1968 R B Gray R H H Peto P W Clarke C J Stanger-Leathes C P Goodall T N Clark S P Morant R K Beasley C N H Jackson P C H Phillips R A D Pugh R D Wootton A G Cooper J G Leighton-Dyson 1969 D A Addams-Williams R M Cartmel A White P D Narizzano M D Smith R B Tranter R O Dorman P G Michelmore C C Hoey A J A Aston 1970 C E F Handley R S Tilley A D Leakey A K B Cater N J Newman-Young D S C Humphreys E C Law D R Scott C C J Platt R S C Raymond R J R Jones 1971 R J Fuller J D G Carey R C Atkinson T J W Barnard D R Andrews R J Nelson-Smith N J Donald A T Hopkinson 1972 C P Andrews-Speed A J H Strang J Bullin J J Coldwell Dr N W Hall C W E Hume P D Wilford 1973 A M Sheaf J Q Stephen R A L Leach M E Hatchard S J Riley J M Archer P J Rigby-Jones P J Perowne C D S Stebbings

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1974 N H Crocker R D E Haines R W Jackman A J Rix M V R Wilson P C Curry C K Forbes G A W Stocker J D Punter 1975 M P Ripley A J E Rich R E Salkeld M J A McGougan M T Haley S D Palmer A L Jackson I P Barber W D O Hamilton 1976 C R de Mattos C L Tunnicliffe R H Green J E J Rogers C J L Thompson R R Montague-Jones A J D Pralle J G Elgar M A Hopkins M N B Thompson 1977 R A L Barrett H L W Fox W S O’G Haly T D Tozer A R Clarke G D Hockley A C S McFarlane N C O’Brien A C Hunter 1978 R S O’G Haly J M Hellings N C R Isaac R J Robotham S A Bird R A Copley M M Ritchie A W Barker I L Scholte J D W Pocock S M Tuke D N A Drew T G Gordon P J Lane 1979 M H Davenport J D Peplow J R Fielder J C Mason 1980 N M Ross J K Zealley N A Lambie G P H Newton J C Floyer R W J Brunton G A Hudson D E Lane 1981 A J A Down J A Scott Brown R L Waddy G H Prentice M B J Talbot O E Woolley J E Nicholl R M Roope H R Williams H Y J Chang H F Gill J R Drew N A C Foreman M C Humphrey R S Powe J N Crofts-Davies 1982 D W Jory H M Carpendale A D N Brummitt M C Bennett P R Herbert M J Whittell A R L Bogle A T Dewhurst R A N Mackean P D G Chavasse P J Goswell R M T Fugard R P T Sheard 1983 H A L Alexander R H G Brand N J Parham S R Simpson T W Hills R N Kerr J W M Boyd D A G Madden R A Rydon 1984 C M Ward A P Whelan S J Trist S R C Knechtli I J Horseman Sewell D W Thorne R I Tice 1985 W F Bennett N J Ware J B Milne G D Gould 1986 P E G Chambers C F Bastin N W Bulstrode R G Wilson R E J Appleby S A T Brenchley S B Nicholson J B Cumming 1987 J A Liddiard C McL Innes J A E Kraunsoe A Brumage D T Gilby C R H Foster D J L Bridge A R Read A G Sandars J G R David

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1988 R A Bagnall J D Collins T J Massa R J Downey M G Wheeler S A Church 1989 M A Tylor D H Jones A C Steven C E F Painter T St G Powell T W H Keatinge A R Minford 1990 R E L Pittman J H B de Vivenot R T de V Welchman Z M Khouri R J Preston 1991 C E Timmis A C R Davey R J Dymock-Maunsell M E T Austen R W Parsons I M C Ronayne J P F Perowne J M P Walker 1992 W B A Cook J F Powell T C de C Clay W H Wingfield Digby S J T Palferman A E de Mestre J E East A J Harris E A Taylor P A Harris 1993 A D M Chester P D R Firebrace A J Mills M C Geddes J R Mead A M Barnard F A Halim 1994 P M Fowler C G Jones M I Lott C P H Grant J G Holland J N Butler J R Mason D M Fatchen 1995 T Arunanondchai N A Maltby S J Rochford J R Timmis E W G M Wingate P T H Illingworth A M Crouch 1996 E T Whipp N A Duncan S J Crouch 1997 D C Maxwell J M Brown J O Hill 1998 A V Gorianov J R Porter J A Stark M J Hawkins S M Lerwill T R M Robinson O H Bourne N D W Chuter S G Gardner 1999 M J D Wright J J V Godfrey K B Tse R M Ambrose 2000 W T Kipling E S H Lang J A Carroll T J Ferris G C S Bailey A E J Bunkall 2001 C T Cox J A W Board E J Ball 2002 J N Miéville N H A Lee C E Brock A C Morley-Smith C A Stripp P A G Rodbard-Hedderwick 2003 A D C Hardie W J More A T Pike T J Maber 2005 J M Bryars C A Gordon-Creed D N Kirk O J Madley T J Ovens A M d’A Willis C J Nott R H G Markham 2006 G P R Densham J A Brook-Fox D E S Mahony B J M Bishop J A F Bell M P Hardcastle 2007 A J P Heath T D Rogers T J R Williams G J F Mackintosh 2010 G F K Chattey C M Stanford 2011 C J R Hensher H C Lewis T E J Lane 2012 W E Findlay 2013 A Rakhmatov

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Parent and Past Parent Donors Mr and Mrs A Y Al Qatami Mr and Mrs A Arnal Mr and Mrs C Beney Mr and Mrs T Bertie J N G Bowden Mrs V M Bridger Mr and Mrs J Buckland Mr and Mrs J M Campbell Mr and Mrs D N Chesterfield Mr S Coulson Mrs H Cuthbert-Brown Mr and Mrs L A L Davies Mr and Mrs R F C Dobbs Mr and Mrs P Elsenheimer Mr A A R Featherstone Mr and Mrs J E Fox Mr A Gamble and Ms J Bradshaw Mr and Mrs W D Gammell Mr and Mrs M Gilbert Mr and Mrs R Graham Mr and Mrs M Ham Mr and Mrs J Healy Mr and Mrs G E V Holmes Mr and Mrs C G Horwood Mr and Mrs R Howes Mr and Mrs A R M Irvine Mr and Mrs A Jones Mr and Mrs P Jones Mr and Mrs G Knott Mrs M Kupchenko Mr and Mrs D E Lane Mr and Mrs M Le May Mr and Mrs C Loosemore Mr and Mrs N V MacDonald Mrs A McEvoy Mr and Mrs J Minchin C J Moubray Mr and Mrs A Murphy Mr and Mrs A W Neish Mr and Mrs A G Onslow X Peng and Mrs K Hu Mr and Mrs M Pollard Mr and Mrs J Polsue Mr and Mrs T P Pope Mr and Mrs D Potts Mrs F Pratt Mr and Mrs M J Regan Mr and Mrs D Richards Mr and Mrs P J Roberts Mr and Mrs J M Slawson Mr and Mrs J G Smibert Mr and Mrs W F Soo Mr and Mrs P G Stannah Mr and Mrs D J L Swann Mr and Mrs N R Thomason A Tucker Mr and Mrs F von Waldburg Mr and Mrs D Whiting Mr and Mrs C Willans Mr and Mrs J Yewdall

Other Donors including Staff and Philanthropists L Aikman American Friends of Sherborne Inc. A P Ballard Battens Solicitors Ltd Mrs O N Breay BSUF Canadian Friends of Sherborne Cannon Brookes Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs W A Cooper Mr and Mrs C J Davis Downs Solicitors LLP A J H du Bourlay Easy Fundraising Ltd I R Elliott Fondation de France Mr and Mrs D A Foster Ms Isabelle Hayhoe R Hodder-Williams A D Jenkins C Kilner D Kirkpatrick Mrs M W Lewis Lodge of Benevolence No. 1168 Moore Blatch Solicitors M L Morton Mountbatten Cards Porter Dodson Solicitors Mrs J W Rea Shelleys The Printers Mrs S Sheridan The Angelus Lodge The Lady More Charitable Trust The Pears Family Charitable Foundation The Rock Solid Trust TWM Solicitors LLP J D Ward M A Weston

The Bow Society We would also like to thank all those who have pledged to support the Sherborne Foundation with a gift in their Wills.

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C W R Allen W H W Allen A G Ambrose H W Ambrose J S Anderson D H Atkins D J G Banks J A Barnard T J W Barnard H E M Barnes D M Barry N R L Barton C D Baughan G A Beattie C Beney Mrs L Beney G Berkeley J N Brownjohn Ms B Burgess W A M Burn J M Campbell C Campisano R E Carvell A A Cassidy A K B Cater N P H R Chamberlin W H A Chappell N D W Chuter L S Collier N M Cooke O R Cooper M Cooper C T Cox B K Cuthbert R J Downey

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Mr and Mrs H Fearnley-Whittingstall R S Fidgen P D R Firebrace C K Forbes M L French A Gamble T G J Gibbon H W F Gibbs G E Gilchrist H F Gill C P Goodall D R Gowan N J J Greenstock W S O'G Haly R Hands Mrs S Harris M E Hatchard P Heber R C Heron C H Hildesley G D Hockley R Hodder-Williams W G Hooper M A Hopkins I J Horseman Sewell H J A Howard Mr and Mrs R Howes G A Hudson T J Hunt J P Irving N M Jacobsen A Kardooni A Kennedy Ms C Kent

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