Silver Arrow Impact Report 2021

SILVER ARROW IMPACT REPORT 2021

Looking forward, giving back

H A R R O W D E V E L O P M E N T T R U S T • S I LV E R A R R O W

CELEBRATING 450 YEAR FROM THE

HEAD MASTER Witnessing the breaking of ground for the science building in the latter part of 2021 was extremely exciting, for me personally as a biologist and for the whole School. I look forward

The generosity of our Harrow community is as important today as it has been since the School’s foundation, and I greatly look forward to celebrating the results of this philanthropy with you during the course of this anniversary year.

to welcoming boys and young people from the local community to share learning in this inspiring

I often wonder what John Lyon,

environment in the not too

to whom Queen Elizabeth I granted

distant future.

a charter to build a school in 1572,

To realise these transformative First and foremost, my profound and enduring gratitude to the School’s donors for their collective enthusiasm and continuing generous support as we prepare for the School’s 450th year.

The generosity of our Harrow community is as important today as it has been since the School’s

projects, we rely heavily on your donations, and never before have I seen an audience as united behind our Harrow 450 fundraising cause as I did at the Harrow 450 Gala Dinner and Auction. It was a thrilling evening that celebrated all things Harrow, as well as raising much-needed funds.

foundation, and I greatly look

We have now reached our 450th

forward to celebrating the

year – Happy Birthday – and, after

results of this philanthropy

much planning, our Building for

with you during the course

the Future projects are now well

of this anniversary year.

underway.

Front cover image: Harrow 450 Gala Dinner and Auction

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CELEBRATING 450 YEARS OF HARROW SCHOOL

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GALA DINNER AND AUCTION

would think of Harrow today.

He would surely be astonished, and deeply proud of his foundation: four and a half centuries of tradition, innovation and excellence, periodically interspersed with incidents of drama, for us to celebrate 450 years on and the basis upon which we should refound our future.

Stet Fortuna Domus

Alastair Land

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AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE TO A NEW CAMPAIGN

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BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

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RS OF HARROW SCHOOL FROM THE

CEO OF THE HARROW DEVELOPMENT TRUST electric Gala Dinner and Auction under the breathtaking Rubens’

It has been hugely gratifying to see how the wider Harrow community of OHs, parents and friends, have embraced the Harrow 450 objective of Refounding Harrow’s Future.

ceiling at Banqueting House in November, unlocked a swell of support for the School’s 450 priorities: Bursaries – Transforming Lives, Building for the Future, Heritage and Making a Significant Social Impact. It has also been wonderful to see first hand the impact of our bursary funding, with a Peter Beckwith Scholar being selected as Head of School 2021 was a hectic year and one

for the second successive year

With the entire Harrovian

full of promise for the HDT as

before starting at Oxford in

community, I look forward

we launched the Harrow 450

September. We also welcomed

to Harrow’s 450th year and

campaign and introduced the

the first of our Churchill Place

to connecting with you all

450 Society, which now has

scholars in September.

through various events and

over 800 members.

encouraging you to Play Your With the end of the year came

It has been hugely gratifying

the very sad loss of Jeremy Lloyd-

to see how the wider Harrow

Jones (Druries 19741 ), a one-time

community of OHs, parents and

holder of the posts of Harrow

friends has embraced the Harrow

Association Manager and Associate

450 objective of Refounding

Director of the HDT. We reflect

Harrow’s Future. The telephone

further on Jeremy’s legacy in

exercise in July, followed by an

our dedication on page 22.

Part and join the 450 Society.

Douglas Collins

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FROM HARROW TO WASHINGTON

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A GROUND-BREAKING YEAR

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450 SOCIETY

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OUTREACH AND PARTNERSHIP

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REFOUNDING OUR FUTURE

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ROLL OF BENEFACTORS

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GALA DINNER AND AUCTION Thursday 4 November 2021

£750k R A I S E D TOWA R D S T H E H A R R OW 4 5 0 C A M PA I G N

In November 2021, 380 current parents, Old Harrovians and friends of Harrow gathered under the breathtaking Rubens’ ceiling of Banqueting House for a magnificent evening of Harrovian talent, fine food and auction all in support of the Harrow 450 Campaign.

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AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE TO A NEW CAMPAIGN - THANK YOU It was wonderful to see a 39% increase in giving to the School through the HDT in 2020/21. The number of donors also rose to double that of the previous year and the HDT Trustees and team express continued profound thanks to the many contributors who support Harrow’s ambitions.

£10.1m

HARROW DEVELOPMENT TRUST INCOME 2020-21

RAISED IN NEW GIFTS

£2.6m TOWARDS BURSARIES

£788k

£6.7m

TOWARDS THE THREE YARDS FUND, OLD SCHOOLS AND OTHER PROJECTS

TOWARDS HARROW 450 AND UNRESTRICTED GIFTS

357

645 58% 42% SUPPORTERS GAVE TO HARROW (UP FROM 365 LAST YEAR)

OLD HARROVIANS

PARENTS OR FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL

NEW DONORS MADE FIRST-TIME GIFTS IN 2021

£ 10K

78 DONATIONS WERE MAJOR GIFTS IN EXCESS OF £10,000

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WHY HARROW NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT Harrow is one of the world’s leading boys’ schools and demand for places has never been higher. We are determined to maintain our leadership position.

To do this, we must continually invest in the School and this is the reason why your support is critical.

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HARROW 450 TELEPHONE CAMPAIGN SUMMER 2021

£783.4k RAISED IN PLEDGES AND DONATIONS

Harrow is not a wealthy school.

Unlike some schools, we do not have a large endowment. School fees cover operating costs only and therefore non-fee income, of which the HDT contributed 56% in 2020/21, is critical to funding capital projects and initiatives outside the day-to-day running of the School.

This is all the more acute this year, as the Harrow 450 building programme has started and the bills are now coming in!

2020/21 NET NON-FEE INCOME NET INCOME FROM HARROW DEVELOPMENT TRUST

56%

NET INCOME FROM OTHER NON-FEE SOURCES, INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, TRADING COMPANIES AND INVESTMENTS

886 CONVERSATIONS

241 MADE A GIFT

44%

(86% OF WHICH SIGNED UP TO A REGULAR GIFT)

213

£16.2m NET NON-FEE INCOME

NEW DONORS

40% COMMITTED TO MAKING A DONATION NOW OR IN THE FUTURE

OF THOSE WHO 53% 47% MADE A GIFT: 53% (128) WERE OLD HARROVIANS 47% (113) WERE CURRENT OR PAST PARENTS

9 COMMITTED TO LEAVING A GIFT IN THEIR WILL

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BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS Affordability of school fees is the single biggest issue facing the independent schools’ sector today.

This is why Harrow is focused on building its bursary funds substantially over the next decade, not only to offer a Harrow education to more boys facing significant barriers to progress, but also to alleviate the growing pressures of school fees on the “squeezed middle”.

Nick Shryane - Bursar

Transforming Lives The Governors have set a goal to provide at least 30% of Harrovians (compared with the current 14%) with means-tested bursaries averaging 50% by 2025/26.

Our ambition is: •W ithin this decade, 250 of 830 Harrovians will be in receipt of bursary support.

• 1 00 of these boys will be on 100% bursaries

Funding The long-term aim is to build the endowment fund so that its income will support all the bursary needs of the School. This will take time. Over the next ten years, bursaries will continue to be funded through a combination of:

• A ‘pay-as-you-go’ approach – funds raised for bursaries are spent on immediate bursary needs spread over the recipient’s time at Harrow.

• I ncome from endowed funds – the School draws approximately 3.5% annual income from the endowed funds to invest in bursaries.

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2021 BURSARY HIGHLIGHTS

£2.8m raised for bursaries

£45m in endowed bursary funds

£250k raised for Churchill Places

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Churchill Place holder arrived in the School

WIDENING ACCESS In 2020, the School announced the introduction of entrance bursaries that, while not necessarily requiring scholarship standard, will be made to boys in years 7, 9 and 12 from a range of backgrounds and supported by a dedicated Access Advisor.

Gitanjali Bhattacharya (Head of Partnerships and Access) arrived at Harrow in 2021 and has already started to develop relationships with local partner schools in the Borough of Harrow, and more widely throughout the UK, to identify potential candidates and to oversee the welfare of the boys throughout their time at the School.

THE MAY FAMILY AWARD

The May Family Award is a new fully endowed bursary, established by an OH family, enabling a promising boy from London who would otherwise be unable to meet the financial requirements, to join Harrow in the Sixth Form. The award will commence in 2022, following a major bequest from an Old Harrovian, Adrian May (West Acre 19843), who passed away in September 2021.

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On leaving Harrow, the School suggested

Last Heads of School have been recipients of bursaries

he should become involved in the Harrow Club W10. He was involved with the Club for over 10 years, and then subsequently

Peter Beckwith Scheme refinancing reaches

stayed in the area. He worked for British Airways, was Ordained at St Paul’s

£3.1m

Cathedral in 2012 and served as Associate Vicar at St Peter’s Notting Hill. It was the influence that Harrow School had on

£2m

him that led to his life of public service and personal fulfilment, including his association with the Harrow Club W10, wider charitable work including Chairman

pledged to bursaries via a single legacy promise

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of the Titus Trust, and later vocation as an ordained member of the Church that resulted in him leaving a gift in his Will.

The values Adrian embodied are aligned with those we seek to instil in boys at AD RIAN M AY (West Acre 1984 ) 3

boys supported by bursary funding

Harrow today.

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BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

FROM HARROW TO WASHINGTON Mumtaz Habib (Bradbys 2003³) is currently a senior British diplomat working for the Foreign Office in Washington DC, a career he would never have imagined possible twenty years earlier.

In 2000, aged 14 and unable to speak a word of English, Mumtaz fled Afghanistan and arrived in the UK as a refugee seeking asylum.

He settled with his sister in Harrow.

The day I came to Harrow, my world opened up,” states Mumtaz. “I was given a wonderful education, offered remarkable opportunities and had life-changing experiences.

My time on the Hill taught me to believe in myself.

I developed the confidence

Mumtaz was awarded a full bursary to come to Harrow School, in the Sixth

to fail and come back stronger.

Form, in 2003. A gifted cricketer, his game flourished under the guidance

Harrow taught me to explore,

of Harrow’s Master-in-Charge of Cricket, Simon Halliday, and, having played

try and succeed.

twice at Lord’s against Eton, Mumtaz went on to play first-class cricket (for Durham), only the second Afghan to have played first-class cricket.

He was subsequently appointed an MCC Foundation Young Ambassador for his work on girls’ education and his outreach efforts with inner-city children in particular, encouraging participation in cricket and the character-building values that come with the game.

I will forever be grateful to Harrow. I fully support the Harrow 450 development programme and I especially applaud the School’s bold ambition to transform more

After studying Sports Science and Politics at Durham University,

lives in the way that Harrow

Mumtaz joined the Foreign Office in 2010 and has not looked back.

helped to transform mine.

MUMTAZ HABIB ( BRADBYS 2003 3), FORMER OUTSTANDING TALENT SCHOLAR, SIR JOHN BECKWITH (DRURIES 1961 1) BURSARY RECIPIENT SENIOR BRITISH DIPLOMAT FOR FOREIGN OFFICE, WASHINGTON DC

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OUTREACH AND PARTNERSHIP The HDT continues to support Shaftesbury Enterprise, which is focused on improving the educational outcomes and life opportunities for young people in the School’s locality, particularly for those who face significant barriers to progress.

In 2021, Shaftesbury Enterprise raised and disbursed close to £500,000 and has supported more than 10,000 young people through the Covid pandemic.

Long Ducker The HDT administers the annual Long Ducker appeal, both through the Long Ducker Bike Ride in September and the Long Ducker annual festival of sporting activities in November.

Long Ducker t-shirts were kindly supplied by the Old Harrovian Hirdaramani family.

£

£223k A record year

£

£

raised in 2021

£175,000 raised in 2020

50% YOUNG HARROW FOUNDATION RECEIVED 50% OF FUNDS RAISED FROM LONG DUCKER

Young Harrow Foundation The main beneficiary of Long Ducker this year was Young Harrow Foundation.

YHF were awarded the Partnership/Collaboration of the Year Award at the Young People’s Foundation Trust Awards for ongoing collaborative work with Harrow.

Read more about Shaftesbury Enterprise

In summer 2021, Young Harrow Foundation (YHF) moved into offices provided by the School, enabling Harrow to work side by side with the charity to support young people in Harrow.

A membership organisation set up by John Lyon’s Charity, YHF supports the local voluntary sector by focusing on the five key areas of mental health, physical health, inequality, youth violence and employment.

in the Impact Report here:

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A GROUNDBREAKING YEAR 2021 saw both the beginning of landmark developments on the Hill, and the ongoing rolling programme of renovations and improvements crucial to the maintenance of our heritage buildings and the smooth running of life in the Houses.

Science building In February 2021, following much anticipation and planning, the Head Master turned over the first spade of earth for the Harrow 450 development project. A new access road running from the Watford Road near Northwick Park Hospital, along the back of the rugby pitches and athletics track and right up to the Shepherd Churchill Dining Hall was constructed to enable the building works. Then, in September 2021, ground was broken for the new science building.

The science building will have 214 reinforced concrete piled foundations ranging from 10m to 20m deep to retain the ground and anchor the building on the hillside.

Between September and December there have been:

11,666

1,144

tonnes of concrete (153 lorry loads)

tonnes

tonnes

of excavated soil (583 lorry loads)

of stone (85 lorry loads)

Shepherd Churchill Dining Hall Work has started on the dining hall, the most complex of all the projects as a major renovation is taking place while the School continues to make use of the facilities three times a day, every day.

1,691

£4k

A newly-fitted high performance membrane roof will significantly improve the building’s thermal performance promising

a saving in energy bills of more than £4,000 per annum.

HERITAGE

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HOUSES Druries Work on the extension was completed to provide new accommodation as well as a newly landscaped garden for boys and extra communal spaces.

Old Schools Old Schools benefited from a conservation and renovation project to its external walls and internal rooms. Works included improving and protecting the fabric of the building, part of which dates back over 400 years, allowing better access to the clock tower and improving the internal insulation, acoustics and lighting in preparation for a new Centre for Teaching and Learning, AI and Cognitive Studies in the Old Armoury.

War Memorial Building 2021 marked 100 years since the start of the

The extra space provided by the extension and the enhanced facilities have had a significant effect on House life, the boys are thrilled.”

Brendan McKerchar – Druries House Master

construction of the War Memorial. In spring 2021, the School completed repair work to the almost 100-year-old paving and flint walls surrounding the War Memorial Building. In a delicate process of stone

The Head Master’s

replacement, repointing and cleaning, 83 stone slabs

A much-needed refurbishment of The Head

were replaced on the paved areas and 17 stone treads

Master’s Bill Hall returned this special room

replaced on the steps.

to its former glory.

Maths and Physics Departments

Lyon’s gym equipment

These half-century-year-old buildings benefited

New gym equipment installed in the House

from repairs to the roof and redecoration of form

and Yarder has been a welcome addition

rooms, including the installation of solar panels

to Lyon’s thanks to a generous donor.

to contribute to the School’s environmental sustainability programme.

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REFOUNDING OUR FUTURE THE HARROW 450 CAMPAIGN

While much of the School’s Harrow 450 programme looks to Celebrate our Past, it is the job of the HDT to focus on Refounding our Future. This year, we launched the Harrow 450 Campaign to raise £100 million and encourage all members of the Harrow community, OHs, parents, staff and friends of Harrow to Play their Part and support the School’s 450 ambitions.

All those who choose to contribute, at whatever level, will become valued members of the 450 Society.

‘Play Your Part’’ says Jim Glover (Rendalls 19783 ), Chairman of the Harrow Development Trust.

“In April 2021, as a Governor, I was able to pay my first visit back to the Hill for over a year.

The grounds looked splendid, as they always do in spring, but most eye-catching was the construction work that had commenced on the east side of the Hill. Has an enterprise of such scale and ambition ever been attempted before at Harrow?

Even the venerable Old Schools building was covered in cladding while a considerable and careful renovation was undertaken. During my visit, I concluded that we have all enjoyed the special opportunities offered to us by Harrow at some point in our lives. For that reason, in my Harrow 450 campaign message, I urge all to ‘Play Your Part’ and support the HDT’s Harrow 450 fundraising objectives.”

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WIDENING ACCESS TO THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW

£20m

The School’s bursary provision remains guided by John Lyon’s original vision, enabling talented boys from families with limited means to benefit from a Harrow education. Our aim is to increase the

BURSARIES

percentage of boys in receipt of means-

TRANSFORMING LIVES

will include £10m to help fund up to four

tested support from 10% to 30%. This new Churchill Places bursaries per year.

£70m

Work has already begun on the capital projects to the east side of the Hill. £70m of funds raised will be directed towards these transformative projects: the refurbishment of the Shepherd

BUILDING

Churchill Dining Hall, construction of

FOR THE FUTURE

a state-of-the-art science facility for Biology and Chemistry, a Sports Centre and a landscaping scheme in later phases.

A further £10m will go towards preserving our magnificent heritage buildings. This includes renovating

£10m H E R I TAG E

P R E S E RV I N G A N D I N N OVAT I N G

Old Schools and establishing a new state-of-the-art Centre for Teaching and Learning, AI and Cognitive Studies.

Additionally, a programme to refurbish all boarding Houses is underway, as well as improvement plans for both Speech Room and the Vaughan Library.

Read more about the Harrow 450 campaign at harrowschool.org.uk/harrow-450

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450 SOCIETY We are very grateful to all donors who have made a gift of £450 or more (£45 for staff or current Harrovians) in support of the Harrow 450 campaign and who are now members of the 450 Society.

SOC IE TY

800

286

Old Harrovians

It is our ambition to attract 4,500 members by 2025.

395 Parents

Society members

311

161 241

Bronze giving

Silver giving

£450 +

£2,250 +

87

Gold giving

Platinum giving

£4,500 +

£45,000 +

58 boys and staff have joined the 450 Society with a gift of £45 or more

All members will receive a special Harrow 450 anniversary commemorative lapel pin and have their names displayed on the virtual LCD screen in the new Science Building.

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HARROW BENEFACTORS Thank you to those Old Harrovians, parents, staff and friends of the School who have given generously to Harrow. Here, we recognise all those who have made a gift of any size between 1 September 2018 and the time of publication. We express deep gratitude to all of them, including those who have asked to remain anonymous or whom we may have omitted inadvertently, for which we apologise.

T G Proger

D 1961²

R H C Phillips

W 1967²

M K Whitelock

E 1961²

W S Johnston

D 1967³

I F M Ellvers450

G 1961²

J B Steel QC

R 1967³

R E S S Baden-Powell

H 1961²

J R B McBeath450

H 1967³

T G Dahl450

M 1961³

S D Pollock-Hill450

G 1961³

The Rev’d Hugh Symes-Thompson450

H 1967³

D 1962¹

G D C Paterson

N G Stafford Allen

H 1962¹

R C Abrams 450

W 1967³

M G Copeland450

E 1962²

R J R Seligman

R 1968²

T A F Kemp

E 1962²

Those donating since June 2020 to the Harrow 450 Campaign and who qualify for membership of the 450 Society are denoted with a 450.

Cllr H W V Meares

G 1962²

S J Richards

G 1962²

R N Readman

H 1962²

Benefactors who are recently deceased are marked with a *.

H R T Summerson

E 1962³

K V B Day

N 1970¹

J E Lesser

R 1962³

J P M Baron

N 1970²

M J Keenan

W 1962³

F P M P de Lisle

P 1970²

J Bliss450

N 1963¹

J F Davis450

D 1970³

D N Reilly CBE

R 1963²

R R Thayer

R 1970³

D C M Blackburn450

P 1963²

D H Woolley

G 1970³

Dr A O Wilson450

P 1963²

J A Stuart-Grumbar450

K 1970³

P Ingham

B 1963³

R C Compton DL

W 1970³

M S Hunter

M 1963³

Dr M P Seed450

E 1971²

1930s

C J Hue Williams

B 1956²

P Sprawson

B 1933²

T R de Zoete

W 1956²

C C Blount

E 1938³

R F de Robeck

D 1956³

450

A P J Wilson* 450

450

J F R Hayes

M 1962² 450

P R W Hensman OBE DL450

W 1962²

450

P 1967³

A T Lawson-Cruttenden* H 1968² M W Hall450

P 1969¹

G R Elliott450

M 1969²

S A Fosh450

H 1969²

J K S Morgan450

H 1969²

G L T D Kronsten450

M 1969³

1970s

J G W Feggetter DL

D 1956³

H 1943¹

M T Brookes

E 1956³

K K Wynes*

K 1944³

I H Angus

N 1956³

L D M Seligman450

R 1963³

P 1956³

M 1971²

E 1945³

E R A Travis450

P N C Talbot450

A M Pelham Burn MBE

H H F Summerson

E 1964¹

D 1946³

R 1956³

H 1971²

D H O Owen OBE450

J P Swain

M K Fosh

R A Harrison 450

N 1964¹

D 1946³

G 1956³

N 1971³

E C O Owen450

P D A F Matthiesen

A M Sinclair

R M Davies 450

M 1964²

D 1957¹

G 1971³

E 1946³

N W D Foster

C W P Thwaites

A B Graham

N 1964²

D C Edward

W 1971³

G 1964²

T D C Woolland450

M 1972¹

450

1940s R D Phillips450

R B B Ropner450

450

450

450

450

Professor J Hedley-Whyte M 1947²

D J L Fitzwilliams

N 1957¹

J N Green450

Sir Richard Baker Wilbraham DL

H 1947²

R B Powell450

H 1957¹

R W Pleydell-Bouverie450 B 1964³

R A Bates450

N 1957²

D A Colver450

B 1972²

General Sir Peter de la Billiere KCB KBE DSO MC DL450 G 1947³

E J W Houghton

D 1964³

M M Mollet

N 1957²

J A Smouha450

N 1972²

N E McCorquodale

E 1964³

J P Batting450

P 1972²

J H de D Richardson450

E 1964³

D F T Wright

P 1972²

Lt Col J R D Kaye JP DL450 G 1964³

J D S Fricker

E 1972³

N A F Gent

K 1964³

R M Tindall

M 1972³

R K J Bruce

P 1964³

C W A Bott

G 1972³

G R M Cruddas450

M 1965²

C H Gallagher

H 1972³

N H Olesen

R 1965²

D W E Orr450

W 1972³

S D Eadon450

D 1965³

P D C Wigan

D 1973¹

E S Griswold

D 1965³

M D Astaire450

H 1973¹

P V F S Manduca450

R 1965³

D H Moss

B 1973²

G R G Nicholson450

R 1965³

J B Fosh450

H 1973²

J H Benn 450

P 1965³

D G Howes

W 1973²

G C W Marshall 450

W 1965³

J E Metcalfe OBE

E 1973³

W F C Simmonds450

W 1965³

C W N Bankes

N 1973³

A A M Lowe

B 1966¹

M Z Lewczynski

G 1973³

R J Foster450

E 1966¹

L B E Ash450

K 1973³

A W Hakim

D 1948²

Colonel C M S Kaye OBE

G 1957²

H Lang ERD

P 1948²

S Kassum450

N 1957³

J Miller CBE

W 1948²

R Miller

N 1957³

E J M Child Villiers

W 1948³

R H Dudley

H 1957³

R J Stanes

D 1949¹

R H Woolley

W 1957³

W M Wasbrough

W 1949²

Professor I H Maitland

H 1958¹

M C A Blair

E 1949³

A de Grunwald450

R 1958²

450

R C A Walker

P 1958²

C A H Kemp*

E 1950²

R F Foster450

D 1958³

L G Tenison Mosse450

K 1950³

P D Tuckett DL

D 1958³

A E Oppenheimer

R 1951²

G Meakin450

G 1958³

C N McCorquodale 450

E 1951³

K F Morgan

H 1958³

J H Proctor OBE

G 1951³

J M St J Harris450

E 1959²

The Hon Brian Alexander CMG450

H 1952²

C W Ingram

K 1959²

J D C Vargas

D 1952³

J R G Traill

G 1966¹

Lt Col J D Gibbons OBE P 1973³

A C G Mackie450

M 1960²

N T Casdagli

G 1953²

P B Yarrow450

D 1966²

D P Wiggin450

W 1973³

S J D Posford

M 1960²

E 1953³

W E Mocatta450

W 1966²

W N G Taylor

B 1974¹

G D Unwin

K 1966²

C G Hamilton-Stubber

D 1974¹

G J M Downes

N 1966³

M C J Baddeley

E 1974¹

D W Dennis450

R 1966³

D E C Lewis-Barclay

H 1974¹

J C P Herrtage450

R 1966³

J R Owen

K 1974¹

J A N Prenn

H 1966³

D S Levy

D 1974²

A J Cator

P 1966³

J C R Pitcairn

R 1974² K 1974²

450

1950s

J W Harris FSA450

1960s

N M Bolingbroke-Kent

M 1953³

His Honour Judge Darroch

N 1960²

D C Wallace450

H 1953³

P T Streeter450

R J Hermon-Taylor

D 1954³

A P K Boyle OBE

D 1960³

P de F Hicks Jr

D 1954³

Dr C J D Catto450

N 1960³

W E F Samuel

D 1954³

N Forrest

N 1960³

J C R Dennis OBE450

B 1955³

W E Whitehouse-Vaux450 N 1960³

T E Olesen

R 1967¹

H K Leventis450

D 1955³

J H Cook450

R 1960³

D H W Dashwood450

F Nicholson DL

E 1967²

P H Seed

D 1955³

E A C Crump450

H 1960³

Major Gen M L Riddell-Webster CBE DSO450 K 1974²

Sir Hugh Stevenson

P 1955³

E C D Sixsmith

K 1960³

The Hon Robert Orr-Ewing

E 1967²

G St E C Lofts450

H 1956¹

Colonel S A StJ Miller450 B 1961¹

450

H 1960² 450

450

W G S Massey QC450

K 1967²

J J S Payne

D 1974³

The Hon Sam Adams450 P 1974³

H A R R O W D E V E L O P M E N T T R U S T • S I LV E R A R R O W

HARROW BENEFACTORS A B Dick-Cleland450

P 1974³

I T Tower

P 1974³

R W Parsonson450

G 1975¹

S A O Phillips

H 1975¹

J Wyn-Evans

H 1975¹

A R E Ash

K 1975²

P S L Lau

K 1975²

C S Farr

P 1975²

N P Mehta450

D 1975³

J I R Charatan450

R 1975³

J Miller450

W 1975³

J B Sunley

E 1976¹

H G Williams450

R 1976¹

C E Partridge450

G 1976¹

N H Moss

K 1976¹

A G Wauchope

K 1976¹

R T G Winter CBE450

M 1976³

D L Varley450

R 1976³

A D Hart450

W 1977¹

J B Neame D450

M 1977²

J G Brooke

K 1977²

P-C Lehrell

N 1977³

A G Douglas-Miller450

H 1977³

C H Warren450

P 1977³

J M Warren450

P 1977³

S E Munir450

B 1978¹

L R L Phillips450

M 1978¹

P J Haigney

E 1978³

The Hon Andrew Millett N 1978³ W M Emus 450

R 1978³

J P J Glover 450

R 1978³

R L S Churchill

G 1978³

W J F Landale 450

G 1978³

M F Morley-Fletcher

H 1978³

D A Carden

K 1978³

The Hon Andrew Butler QC450

K 1981³ A Bance

P 1981³

B J Kirkland

450

B 1982¹

J E Connell450

R 1982¹

450

M P B Gibson

R 1982¹

C P Theobald450

P 1982²

R B Piepenstock

B 1982³

T M T O’Connor

D 1982³

R C Gaussen

E 1982³

450

C D Pycraft450

E 1982³

M T Liddiard

K 1982³

B E Kryca450

M 1982³

D C Manasseh

M 1982³

A C W Snow

R 1982³

M J Morgan

R 1983¹

Sir Alexander Skipwith Bt

G 1983¹ 450

C R O’Connor-Fenton

P 1983¹

S D Martle 450

B 1983³

R D Nelson

B 1983³

L A Kunzig IV 450

D 1983³

C O Bridgeman

E 1983³

H Boralessa

M 1983³

R P Trotter

H 1983³

H T Wong450

W 1983³

J R Barkes450

R 1984¹

J A T Hulbert450

R 1984¹

S G G Witheridge

G 1984¹

R C R Sagar-Musgrave450 M 1984² A H E P Walduck

W 1984²

C J A Virgin450

E 1984³

B F R Bradkin450

R 1984³

J A D de Labilliere DSO and Bar MBE 450 G 1984³

J A E Rous450

E 1986³

J A R Freeman

N 1993³

R S Keigwin

N 1986³

C D M Thorburn

N 1993³

J G A Luck450

R 1986³

S M Connell

R 1993³

A G Stirling450

G 1986³

F N G Jones

H 1993³

J P Cope450

H 1986³

W J L Matthews

H 1993³

J A Stabb

H 1986³

B I A Maclean

R 1994³

C W Tan450

K 1986³

J D A Baldwin

G 1994³

P T-A Wong

W 1986³

T L Richards

G 1994³

C L Keey450

D 1987¹

W H Ellis

H 1994³

B L K Aggrey Orleans 450 R 1987³

A E C Gray

H 1994³

R M Edye450

G 1987³

C R D Arthy

W 1994³

A M Thomas450

G 1987³

T A van Straubenzee

E 1995³

Q M J Ings-Chambers

H 1987³

J B Goodhew450

M 1995³

A C C Wong450

P 1987³

E N Poulter

N 1995³

M C P Hammond

B 1988³

W B Bryan

P 1995³

K M Lyman450

B 1988³

T W B Forman Hardy

D 1996³

P A Mosimann

B 1988³

The Earl of Haddo

M 1996³

H St J R Foster

D 1988³

E S Seligman

N 1996³

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E 1988³

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K 1996³

R P R Hoffen

R 1988³

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P 1996³

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K S Behal

M 1997³

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H 1988³

N H D Willis

H 1997³

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H 1988³

J D O R Schneider450

K 1997³

T B Rogers

P 1997³

G J A Keith

K 1988³

T W V French

W 1997³

M C L Parkinson450

K 1988³

J C R MacLeod450

B 1998³

D R Martin

B 1989³

Father Ben Eadon450

D 1998³

Q J S G Baker

M 1989³

G F J Yarrow450

D 1998³

M G Hatcher

M 1989³

W R Orr-Ewing

E 1998³

H Kemble-Clarkson450

R 1989³

A J Druttman

M 1998³

G H R Munton

H 1989³

H T F Woolley

M 1998³

S A Stock450

K 1989³

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N 1998³

D’V C Jacobs

P 1989³

G W Dennis450

R 1998³

T S Montgomery

P 1989³

M S Marks450

H 1998³

A D Lane

W 1989³

J Wigley450

E 1999³

W J B Davies450

R 1999³

G R Allen

W 1999³

450

M C Wallace450

H 1984³

R P Douglas-Miller OBE450 P 1978³

M C Bruno

K 1984³

S R Galway450

D 1979¹

Q A Hinxman

K 1984³

R J M Keatley

W 1979¹

S J Hunt450

K 1984³

S M Levy

D 1979²

K M Wilkins450

K 1984³

H C S McLean450

D 1979²

S R Daniel450

P 1984³

T P Barrow450

E 1979³

V K Hirdaramani

P 1984³

K S B Duffy450

W 1984³

A J D Eynon

B 1985¹

R L J Arnott

E 1985¹

Count G T Revedin di San Martino

K 1990³

R G Mackenzie450

G 1985¹

E J R Cable

B 1991³

A K-B Cheng450

H J R Bond Gunning

W 1985¹

H C Guest450

D 1991³

N E M Wingfield Digby450 E 2001³

J W A England450

N 1985³

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D 1991³

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J M Barkes450

R 1985³

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E 1991³

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K 2001³

M E Davidson

R 1985³

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N 1991³

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W 2001³

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G 1985³

G R Schaad-Jackson450

P 1991³

F C McClure

G 2002³

J T Blake

H 1985³

G L Duder

B 1992³

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H 2002³

J L Pool

H 1985³

C F R Hayes450

M 1992³

W A Martin450

K 2002³

J J Raymond450

K 1985³

J E Prentice

M 1992³

A G Johnson450

P 2002³

C R Bain

P 1985³

A C Alban-Moore

R 1992³

M W R Z Szymanski

K 2003³

N Suma

P 1985³

C A M Boileau450

R 1992³

T C Batting450

P 2003³

A J Leventis

D 1986¹

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H 1980¹

H J P Farr

P 1980¹

R J MacKechnie

D 1980³

N R B Bullock

R 1980³

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G 1980³

450

D S Dansingani

G 1980³

A B Treherne Pollock450 E 1981¹ A J Wills450

E 1981¹

J Kennedy

H 1981¹

S D Reid

M 1981²

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D 1981³

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A Y Fang

B 1990³

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M A Mosimann

B 1990³

A T Nehorai

D 1990³

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G M Parker

N 1990³

R D C R Pollock-Hill

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G 1990³

2000s J C Poole

B 2000³

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E 2000³

G J George

M 2000³

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G 2000³

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K 1992³

D J H Draper450

The Hon William Hotham450

E 1986¹

S C-C Zee450

K 1992³

D J O’Sullivan

H 2004³

H B I I Cheape

B 1993³

J Shah450

H 2004³ H 2005³

T W H Lloyd-Jones

D 1981³

T J Gibbons

E 1981³

S D C Harman

M 1981³

B R Ingram450

N 1986¹

T A T Davies

B 1993³

S F Lawrence

A W Sexton

M 1981³

R E C Power

H 1986¹

G E Donald

B 1993³

W K Michele

H 2005³

J E de B de B de Broë-Ferguson

G 1981³

D A G Tait450

D 1986³

C J R Wilson

D 1993³

A Selvan450

W 2007³

H L S Bloomfield

E 1986³

J G B Taylor

E 1993³

S G Hardy450

D 2008³

G R Hartley

E 1986³

L C L Fitzwilliams

N 1993³

W N E Seex450

K 2009³

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R 2014³

Harrow Parents and Friends

Mr K C A Chan and Ms H K J Tin

I R Norat

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Mr J M Abaroa*

Dr and Mrs R Chan450

H A Stephenson

W 2014³

Mr A Abenov and Mrs A Temirtas450

Mr Y S Chan and Ms P S Wan450

J E Langston450

D 2015³

Mr and Mrs B Acar

N 2010³

B B Moses-Taiga450

D 2015³

Mr A Adams450

Mr K B S Chang and Ms M W J Chow450

J W Lane

P 2010³

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D 2015³

Mrs O Adebiyi450

M Kravets

G 2011³

A D Moses-Taiga

D 2015³

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M J F Berry

M 2011³

N M Nasim450

D 2015³

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H M C Collins450

R 2012³

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Mr R Agostinelli450

O L B Chalmers

B 2013³

K T K Lee450

E 2015³

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N L Gardner450

B 2013³

B D T Davies

G 2015³

Mrs C Alabi

W O Latham

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T W C Tang

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H 2015³

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L 2015³

Lt Col and Mrs P Allen

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D Bernardi 450

H A Lee-Clarke

B 2013³

S G T Tallis

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A R Bullen

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C E G Hart

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J P Herron

G 2013³

A Rahman

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J E Leof

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E G S Prime450 A J Leung450 A Shumeyko450 J X Wang450

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T M Khan

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H 2016³

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H 2016³

S Aben450

K 2016³

Y Jiang450

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K H J Ho

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G C R Warmback

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D D Shortt

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The Albert van den Bergh Charitable Trust

Mr and Mrs L Trudel450

Vice Admiral J P Kyd450

Mr R Yeung450

Mr T Tsoi and Mrs M Wang Mr and Mrs M Tung450

Mr T C L Yip and Ms C K M Cheung450

Mr and Mrs N Ul-Ghani

Mr and Mrs K Young450

Mr and Mrs A Unuigbe

Mr and Mrs M E H Young

Mr C Van Aeken and Mrs K De Wulf 450

Mr and Mrs C Zampa450

Mr and Mrs N Teepsuwan

Mr S Zhang and Mrs P Zhang

Mr W A C Verbraak and Mrs K Host-Verbraak450

Dr T Zhang and Mrs L Dai

Mr P Visetsuth

Governors, former and current staff

Ms C Waddington Mr B J J Walker450 Mr and Mrs G C Walsh450 Mr and Mrs M C Walton Ms N Ware

Mrs K Barnes450 Mr I D S Beer CBE JP450 Mrs J R Bellringer450 Mrs J Benwell-Froggatt450

Mr and Mrs H G Watson450

Mr P J Bieneman450

Ms P Wan

Mrs M S Brounger

Mr and Mrs R N Weatherby

Mr D L Collins450

Ms S Weena450

Mrs J S S Cooper450

450

Mr W M A Land450 Dr S-C Lim450 Mr J Marsden450 Mrs C E Marshall450 Mr L J Meadows Mr and Mrs A S W Mould Mr J P Murrin

450

Dr A T R P Pateman 450 Dr G Patterson

450

The Rev’d J E Power450 Mr J R Reed

450

Mr M Ramprakash MBE Mr M J M Ridgway450 Mrs C I Sampson

450

Mr G Sharp450 Mr B J D Shaw

450

Mr R C J Shaw450

Coutts and Co Cazenove Capital Management Limited The Constance Travis Charitable Trust E J Churchill The Zetland Charitable Trust The Doughty Family Foundation Peter Beckwith Harrow Trust Pol Roger Ian Robert Kumar MacLaren 1999 Settlement The Globe Theatre Tennis and Rackets Association

Legators D R Anson*

P 1942³

Dr A M Roe*

H 1944¹

E A Mews*

M 1948²

Mr P Donlevey450

Mr and Mrs N A Shryane450

Captain P A Foxwood*

D 1949²

Miss J L Whiterod

Dr D J Earl

Mr K Sincock450

T J E Lardner*

R 1949³

Mr I J Whitlock

Professor P Ellis and Dr I Dove-Edwin450

Mrs N A Walker450

J A Cecil-Williams*

W 1949³

Mrs G C Whitmee

J M Brand*

R 1951²

Mr D G Emkes450

Mr W G H Young450

P G D Cooke-Priest*

N 1952³

Mr P J Evans450

R I Dick*

P 1952³

Mrs K A Fletcher450

E M R Davies*

R 1955³

Mr X Xiang and Ms N Fang450

Miss H R M Fox450

A D J May*

W 1984³

Mr H Yang and Mrs J Lin450

Miss D Hannaway450

Miss A Pickard*

Mr P Yang and Mrs W Jia

Dr F G Hardy

Mrs E A Shortland-Jones*

Mr N Welton 450

Mrs M Wickham Mr D Williams-Ellis Mr N C Wong and Ms P A Mercer450

The entire HDT team say thank you to all our benefactors.

450

H A R R O W D E V E L O P M E N T T R U S T • S I LV E R A R R O W

FAREWELL

PLAY YOUR You can support Harrow’s 450 Campaign, by donating through the HDT (registered charity, no.

296097), in several ways:

Impact of regular gift NUMBER OF DONORS

GIFT

300

£20 MONTHLY

400

£450 ANNUALLY

Jeremy Lloyd-Jones (Druries 1974 ) 1

15 July 1960 – 12 November 2021 A HARROW GIANT WITH A GENUINE, deep love of his alma

mater, many of you will have known our beloved former colleague and friend Jeremy personally, whether during your time at the School as a friend or House mate, or through his work as Harrow Association Manager or, latterly, Associate Director of the HDT.

All those who make a gift of £450 or more (£45 for current Harrovians and staff), either as a single donation or by instalments, will become members of the 450 Society.

Jeremy joined Druries in 1974, under John Leaf. He was Head of House, played footer, cricket and soccer, all for the School 1st XI, and was a masterful squash player.

After returning to Harrow in 2003, he relished the projects he undertook and approached them with great gusto, having a large network of Old Harrovian friends.

Transferring to the HDT in 2008, he approached the challenge of fundraising with equal enjoyment. He was owes him a debt of gratitude, and organised many events

Single gifts

for parents, Old Harrovians and donors, especially art

It is our desire for all members of the Harrow

exhibitions, and occasions around sports fields and,

community to get involved, and gifts of any

in particular, one highly successful auction of promises.

size and frequency are welcome: participation

a co-founder of the Three Yards Fund, for which Harrow

“Jeremy was a tremendous colleague, possessed a really witty sense of humour, and made a telling difference in the work he carried out on the Hill,” recalls Doug Collins.

His personality, friendliness and enthusiasm for all things Harrovian will be greatly missed, both here in the School community and, we’re sure, externally among his friends within OH community.

is key. One-off donations can be set up online, by bank transfer or by cheque made payable to the Harrow Development Trust, 5A High Street, Harrow on the Hill HA1 3HP.

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22/23

R PART

Regular giving A significant number of supporters choose to provide financial gifts at a variety of levels. Every contribution is meaningful, regardless of amount.

If you give regularly, your contribution, added to others, makes a significant difference to the School.

D U R AT I O N

B E N E F I T TO T H E SCHOOL WITH GIFT AID

O U TCO M E

5 YEARS

£450,000

TWO CHURCHILL PLACES

5 YEARS

£1,125,000

FOUR SCIENCE LABORATORIES

Leaving a gift in your Will Bequests have been enormously important to Harrow since its earliest years, shaping the School that exists today. Leaving a gift in your Will is your opportunity to make a lasting contribution to the School for generations to come.

If you inform us of your intention to remember Harrow in your Will, you will be invited to join the Edward Bowen Society and will receive invitations to special donor events. The HDT is a registered charity and therefore bequests from UK taxpayers are exempt from inheritance tax. This can be a substantial benefit to your estate and

Gift Aid

your inheritors.

Visit harrowschool.org.uk/

If you are a UK tax-payer, please remember to

leaving-a-legacy to download a

include a Gift Aid declaration as this will increase

pledge form or a sample codicil.

the value of your donation by 25% (25p for every £1 or £250 for every £1,000) as we can reclaim this amount from HMRC. If you are a higher-rate taxpayer, visit our website for ways in which you can reclaim tax yourself through giving.

Visit harrowschool.org.uk/supportharrow for further details and to make a tax-efficient donation online

Trustees

Harrow Development Trust Team

Jim Glover (Rendalls 19783 ) Chairman

Douglas Collins Chief Executive

John Batting (The Park 19722 )

William Landale (The Grove 19783) Director

Marina Brounger

William Young Director

Matthew Fosh (The Head Master’s 1971 2) Adam Hart (West Acre 1977 1 ) Nikhil Hirdaramani (The Park 1988 3 ) Patrick Wong (West Acre 1986 3)

Felicity Benjamin EA to the Chief Executive Chelsea Caterer Digital Information Officer Emma Pinto Database and Research Officer Debbie Hannaway Finance Manager Jessica Bellringer Communications Manager Gregory Warmback (Newlands 20141) Development Officer

Save the date for the School’s first ever Giving Day, an opportunity, over the course of 36 hours, for the entire Harrow community to support the School’s Harrow 450 ambitions to widen access and build for the future.

5A High Street, Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex HA1 3HP +44 (0)20 8872 8500 hdt@harrowschool.org.uk

harrowschool.org.uk/supportharrow Harrow Development Trust is a registered charity, no. 296097