Bursaries and Partnerships Impact Report
Jan 2024-Jan 2025
Welcome to our second Impact Report!
In these pages we will focus on Philanthropy at Notting Hill and Ealing High School during the last 12 months, to update you on the progress of our 150th Anniversary Bursary Appeal and tell you more about how our School Partnerships programme is developing.
Our 150th Anniversary year was a truely remarkable one, with so many firsts, both for us and for the GDST. We had the biggest ever OGA Tea Party with its inaugural auction for bursaries and wonderful Madrigal Choir reunion; not to be outdone, our parents held their own auction at a brilliant ball; another celebratory highlight was the performance in London’s Cadogan Hall, hosted by the ambassador of our appeal, Angellica Bell (Class of 1993), which brought together our students and alumnae to sing a specially commissioned work by Kerry Andrew. Rupa Huq MP (Class of 1990) kindly hosted us at the House of Commons for our annual thank-you event, and we held our first ever Giving Day which raised over £50,000 for our Bursary Fund. We certainly celebrated our big birthday year with style and, most importantly, purpose.
We are very grateful to everyone who has donated to our Bursary Appeal so far; as you will see, with your help, we have nearly achieved our immediate goals – to create three new 95%+ bursary awards as a legacy of our 150th birthday celebrations. Thank you! Our long term goal is to embed bursary-giving deep in our culture so that we can nurture more talent and play an even more significant role in social mobility in our local area. All and every donation helps to ensure that more students who need it benefit from the amazing educational opportunities at our School. If you have not yet had a chance to contribute, we hope that you will consider supporting our efforts to help girls learn without limits.
NHEHS has always been an aspirational and grounded school. Our students, staff and families, past and present, make it so. The breadth of our student body enabled by our Bursary funding, and the inter-school relationships supported by our Partnerships programme, enrich everybody in our community. Everyone makes a difference.
We hope you enjoy reading about the second year of our campaign.
474
474 of our community have so far given to the appeal, and many have given more than once.
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Our alumnae, former parents and staff are now 82% of the way towards creating their new Senior School 150th Anniverary Bursary Award.
£55,154
Over £55,000 was donated on our first ever Giving day. Charlie
Altman, Chair of Governors
‘Sometimes in the moment you don’t realise its value or importance. It may sound strange , but I’ve always said I was blessed to have been awarded a bursary to attend NHEHS - the drive the other students gave me, the belief some teachers had in me and since that time the opportunities which have opened doors for me. Now, after twenty years in television and radio, I want to ensure that future generations of students get the chance to be educated at the school as I did, irrespective of economic barriers. At the end of the day, being a pupil at NHEHS helped mould me and gave me the confidence to be the person I am today. It gave me insight into what could be achieved - everyone should have that chance.’
Angellica Bell, Class of 1993 Ambassador of the 150th Anniversary Appeal
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Thanks to our parents’ generosity we can now offer one more young woman who needs that level of support a 100%+ Senior School bursary.
We have linked with 26 local maintained schools with over 910 students benefiting from our Partnership Programme.
Rebecca Irwin, Acting Head
OGA Alumnae Bursary Appeal
You gave £148,049 - 82% of our £180,000 target
Parents’ Bursary Appeal
You gave £232,300 - 100%+ of our £180,000 target
£55,000 in historic gfits to the Bursary fund
£59,962.00 in single gifts
£33,087.55 in regular giving pledges
Our youngest alumna donor is aged just 19 years, our oldest is 100yrs.
£9000 of ‘match-giving’ received for our Giving Day.
Alumnae, former parents and staff have given more to Bursaries since the appeal was launched in October 2022 than they gave in the previous 38 years.
215 donors to date
True to our word, we planted a tree in the School grounds in memory of Mary Seager, Class of 1947, who generously left £10,000 to the OGA Alumnae Bursary Appeal in her Will. 215
£110,000.00 through 1% / regular giving pledges
£83,300.89 in single gifts
£39,000 in Payroll Giving pledges
Donate
To make a single gift or regular giving pledge visit https://www.gdst.net/nhehs-parents-150th-anniversary-bursary-appeal/ To learn more about Payroll giving visit https://www.gov.uk/payroll-giving
Make your donation go 25% further with Gift Aid
Payroll Giving pledges Payroll giving is a tax efficient way of regular giving, making charitable donations go further while costing the donor less; for example, a donation of £20 a month would cost a 40% taxpayer £12 a month, and a 45% taxpayer £11 a month
One Percent Method 71 girls’ parents have given one percent of their daughter’s fees each month towards this bursary. At less than £20 a month, giving together makes a significant difference, creating a lifetime value for the fund of over £110,000. Their daughters come from across the school, some even giving on behalf of more than one of their daughters.
One Percent Club
To join the One Percent Club visit https://bit.ly/nhehsOnePercent or follow the QR code
To make a single gift or regular giving pledge visit https://gdst.net/donate/ NHEHS or follow this QR code
To learn more about Payroll giving visit https://www.gov.uk/payroll-giving
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Leavers’ Sixth Form Bursary Appeal
You gave £17,563 to launch a new Leavers’ Sixth Form Bursary
Who benefits?
Over 340 young women have been awarded bursaries which enabled them to attend NHEHS. They have gone on to be lawyers, doctors, scientists, financiers, entrepreneurs, teachers, politicians, journalists etc. Grateful for having had the opportunity and eager to make a positive difference in the world, here some of our most recent bursary award holders kindly share their thoughts with you in the hope that they will inspire you to enable more young women to benefit as they have.
‘If you come from my background you don’t feel you can pick a career you like; you just want to make sure you won’t be in the same situation as you were when you were young, for you or your children, so the careers guidance here was really helpful. The Parents’ Guild came in to talk about their careers and it was their confidence that struck me so deeply. I’d never seen parents talk about their careers. It was a great opportunity for me to watch and learn. I thought if I can adopt their attitude, I am sure I can get to where I want to be.’
A leaver from the Class of 2024, now reading AI at King’s College, London
Building on a growing tradition, the ‘Leavers of 2024’ were very generous, almost matching the figure donated by the ‘Leavers of 2023’.
£3,037.50 Average 2017-2021
£9,531 2022 £21,525 2023 £17,563 2024
Leavers’ Bursary Award 1 Award 2
An even greater number of families who were leaving early decided to gift their deposits to the Leavers’ Bursary Appeal - thank you! We hope your daughters are happily settled in their new schools.
Our A Level students celebrated an outstanding set of results, with 28% of entries graded at A*, 70% graded A* or A, and 95% A* to B. Well done, all!
Particular congratulations from the Development team to our 100% bursary award holders who between them achieved 4A*s, 7As and 2Bs, and one of whom is now studying at Oxford!
If you daughter is leaving NHEHS in 2025 and you would like to donate your deposit, complete this short Google Form here https://bit.ly/nhehsleavers25 or follow this QR code
To make a single gift or regular giving pledge, visit https://gdst.net/donate/ NHEHS or follow this QR code
Make your donation go 25% further with Gift Aid
Ayesha: ‘NHEHS helped me access opportunities I never would have thought possible.’
Nirupama: ‘’NHEHS has been another home for me; a place that inspires me to work hard and achieve great things every single day.’
Lydia:
‘Everyone
has the potential to make a huge difference in the world.’
Our Partnerships
A Commitment to Meaningful Partnerships
Our Partnerships Programme is a testament to our commitment to enriching education while fostering meaningful relationships within the community. Many of our initiatives are student-led, helping participants develop confidence, knowledge, and skills beyond the classroom.
Reflecting on the impact of these programmes, Oliver Futter, Assistant Head Co-Curricular and Partnerships, shared: “Our partnership initiatives have had a profound impact on students, schools, and the wider community. Seeing the enthusiasm, growth, and collaboration that has emerged from these programmes has been incredibly rewarding.”
Through continued collaboration, we look forward to expanding these initiatives, creating even more opportunities for students to learn, inspire, and connect.
NHEHS is actively engaged in several impactful partnership programmes, fostering educational enrichment and strengthening community ties.
BUDS Programme
Returning for its third year in January 2024, the BUDS Programme once again provided enriching and engaging sessions for local primary school students. NHEHS proudly welcomed 55 Year 5 pupils from 21 Ealing primary schools to take part in seven Saturday sessions. Each school was invited to nominate up to six students who would benefit most from the programme.
Students participated in a dynamic range of activities, including Creative Thinking, STEM, and Public Speaking, designed to develop confidence, creativity, and critical thinking while providing a platform to express ideas.
A dedicated group of 40 students attended all seven sessions, allowing them to deepen their knowledge and build upon prior learning. The sessions were led by three experienced teachers from our Junior and Senior School, with enthusiastic support from Year 12 students.
26 local schools with whom we have partnered in 2023/24.
Primary Schools
Christ the Saviour C of E Primary
Selborne Primary
Montpelier
North Ealing Primary
Little Ealing Primary
Green Dragon Primary
Stanhope Primary
Blair Peach Primary
St Vincent’s Primary Acton
Durston House
Edward Betham
Oaklands Primary
Derwentwater Primary
Holy Family Catholic Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Ealing Fields High School
Elthorne Park High School
Cardinal Wiseman School
Twyford CofE School
Greenford High School
Harrow School
Elthorne Park High
Kensington Aldridge Academy
Dormers Wells High School
Drayton Manor High School
The Ellen Wilkinson School for Girls
Queen Elizabeth’s School, Barnet
A parent from North Ealing Primary School shared:
“My son is absolutely loving the sessions and comes home inspired, energetic, buzzing, and bursting with conversation about the whole experience! I can’t believe how much he looks forward to these sessions, even though it means going to school on a Saturday morning! Many thanks again for the opportunity—we feel incredibly lucky and grateful.”
A Year 5 pupil from St Vincent’s Roman Catholic Primary School reflected on the programme:
“I love science with BUDS because I get to learn new and exciting things. I also enjoy creative thinking, as it helps me use my imagination and problem-solving skills.”
GreenSTEM
The GreenSTEM programme, involving 33 students from four secondary schools, has been a resounding success, fostering a passion for STEM while strengthening connections between schools.
Phd students from Imperial College London, introduced students to an environmental research competition, sharing insights from their own scientific work. Over three sessions at NHEHS, students developed their research skills and wrote essays addressing key environmental challenges. The programme culminated in a prestigious event at the Natural History Museum, where students presented their essays to a panel of experts.
A student from Drayton Manor High School shared: “This programme has really helped me develop my research skills and figure out how I work best. It has also improved my confidence in public speaking and taught me a lot about working as part of a group.”
A student from Queen Elizabeth’s Boys School, who is pursuing a career in Maths and Economics, said: “I learned so much about how society and culture play a huge role in influencing different fields.”
The Bank of England hosted an online economics conference run by The Economics, Business and Enterprise Association (EBEA) for students. A key theme of the day was the notion that ‘economics is for everyone’ with speakers from a diverse range of backgrounds themselves, sharing details of their own career journey. All our Sixth Form Economists watched live from the Recital Hall along with 20 Year 12 students from Greenford High School. There were opportunities for topical discussions among the students afterwards, sharing their knowledge and passion for the subject.
Minimus Latin Exchange
Our Minimus Latin exchange with North Ealing Primary School has provided Year 11 Latinists with the opportunity to teach Latin to younger students, enhancing their understanding of language and culture. The programme’s continued popularity is reflected in the ongoing participation of North Ealing Primary students and the Minimus Mythology competition, where our students have consistently won group prizes. This partnership has left a lasting impact, fostering a love for languages and classical studies.
The Astrophysics and Computing Conference gave Year 12 computer science and physics students the chance to learn from leading astrophysics researchers, tackle scientific challenges, and collaborate in problem-solving. With 70 students from girls’ and state schools, the event promoted STEM participation. Four female researchers shared their journeys into research, inspiring young women to explore careers in physics and computer science. Their talks covered space physics and the importance of computational modeling Students also participated in challenges involving orbital mechanics, simulating the ISS’s orbit, and devising solutions for space debris. Beyond deepening their technical understanding, the event provided valuable insights into university research and career pathways.
Economics Conference
AstroPhysics Conference
Oliver Futter, Acting, Assistant Head Co-curricular and Partnerships
We would like to warmly thank our donors since from January 2024-January 2025 - Everyone Makes A Difference:
Current parents:
Hani Abdul-Jabar &
Sally Ameen
Pooja & Sunil Aggarwal
Kaveri & Manish Agrawal
Laura Albery & Richard Waterworth
George Alexander & Lucie Shaw
Ershe Ali & Rishabh Arora
Amelia Alice & Patrick Stubbs
John & Penny Angell
Niketa Arora & Rajat Saboo
Moeed Amin & Amal Ismail
Sanjiv & Sharmila Antao
Caro & Nona Avetoom
Louis Badcock & Sue Goh
Nidhi Bansal & Nekkhil Mishra
Zarina Banu & Simon Harrison
Angella Baria-Gambling & Douglas Gambling
Marek Barwinski
Andrew & Sarah Bennett
Herta & Oliver Bethell
Jessica & Johannes Bevers
Anthony & Fazina Blanchard
Ruth Bonavero
Jessica & Martin Borthwick
Mark & Renee Brady
Lorna Bradford & Martin Cook
Benjamin & Lucy Bramhall
Philipp Breu & Kapilla Ram
Libby Brown
Matthew Brown & Lucy Slater
Richard Burden & Catherine Taylor Burden
Kelly & Neil Burton
Chieu Cao & Debbie
Naidoo Cao
Claire Cassar and Year 2 and 4 parents
Lai Pun Chan & Man Kei Epo Yuen
Vicky Chan & Johan Nisser
Devan Chauhan & Martina Garau
Min Chen & Paul Wang
Chee Wah Chow &
Kanyawee Phaichit
Donald Chow & Lynne Roberts
Tony Chow & Louise Lu
Mark & Susannah Churley
Helen & Simon Clarke
Tara Clarke & Satch Patel
Ed & Vanessa Cole
Lorna Bradford & Martin Cook
Ryan Cox & Sally Tong
Bjorn & Stephanie Crombach
Simon Dannatt & Marie-Therese Reid
Gary & Lizzie Davison
Dalwinder & Satbir Dhillon
Anna & Robin Down
Spencer Down & Jacqueline Walker
John & Maneerat Dunn
Arpan & Puja Dusad
Hein Dutoit & Kelly Hatty
Anna & Michael Eakins
Lydia Eccersley & Lionel Tan
John Ellis & Gillian Lord
Jason & Kerrie Farrell
Farhana Ferozuddin & Feroz Uddin
Alex & Sarah-Jayne Fink
Hywel & Natasha Franklin
Jianfeng Gao
Divya & Udit Garg
Philippa Garland & Robert Simmons
Murat & Tatyana Gerceker
Kira & Simon Gilbert
Byambajargal Gina & Nagarjuna Jambaldorj
Caspar & Christine Glyn
Ketan & Mita Gohel
Sonya Gohil & Phil Waind
Christopher & Sonia Gourlay
Karuna & Rajesh Gupta
Hugo Harrod & Mary Harrod
Peter Hale & Elizabeth York Hale
Adrian & Jenny Hall
Marina & Sukhdev Hansra
Christopher & Nicola Haynes
Kristen Hendricks & Andrzej Sokolowski
Penny Herriman & Jeremy Lloyd-Williams
Charlie Hickman
Lucy & Wesley Hicks
Stephanie Higgins & Pieter Moens
Bella & Stephen Hignett
George & Zorana Hoger
Alastair Horrocks & Sarah Scott
Jinye Huang & Qiuying Tan
Andrew & Eleanor Hutchinson
Rosemary Ioannou
Barry Jaber & Livia Li
Neerja Jindal & Abhinav Mehrish
Andrew & Noriko Jones
Ivana Jovanovic
Kirsten Kamman &
Danny Vroegop
Logini Kandiah & Kandiah
Nagamany
Vick Kanesamuttunathan &
Krish Vedavanam
Claire & Ross Kemp-Harper
Thomas Kiedrowski & Maria Ouli
John Kim & Jasandra Nyker
Monika & William Knottenbelt
Daniel & Julia Lawrie
John & Michele Leonard
Michael & Tehani Levin
Alun & Kirsty Lewis
Sophie Lewis & Scott Yelle
Alexios & Christina Liakou
Chia Liang & Michael Wong
Gina Magel & Jeremy Roberts
Lucy McDonald & James O’Brien
Nicola McDonald
Fanan Milan Madeira
Henriques & Leonor Freire
Madeira Henriques
Emily & Joe Marshall
Robin & Sophie Matthews
Cecily & Mark Mathias
Tsvetomir Mitov & Svetlana Nihtyanova
Michael Mitterer & Fade Solanke-Mitterer
Douglas & Grace Moody-Stuart
Audrey Narayan & Anthony Renshaw
Jason Nathan & Ruth
Wembridge
Joanne & Miroslaw Nawrocka
Emma Norman & Nicolai Schleip
Sarah & Sean O’Connell
Jonathan Oxley & Minh Tran
Gabriel & Natalie Pantea
Celia Peart & Thomas Psaropoulos
Charlie Peat & Mimi Peat
Daniel Pickles & Sheena Rogers
Danielle & Thomas Plank
Aingaran Ponnampalampillai & Tracy Wang
Omone Pusey
Leena & Mileen Rash
Valeriu & Viktoria Razlog
David & Kirsten Roth Ey
Verena Salzmann & Siddhartha Sivaramakrishnan
Catherine & William Saunders
Alvin See
Michael Sefain & Caroline Takla
Hitesh & Meera Shah
Tajinder Sidhu & Denise Wong
Emma Simpson & Simon Stock
Madalina & Radu Suceveanu
Kamaldeep & Suky Takhar
Lilian Tan & Elbin Teh
Keith & Rachel Taylor
Laura & Ryan Thomson
Lucie Tremblay
Catherine Webster
Carol & Michael Whelan
Ben & Heidi Whitfield
Kelly & Tamara Williams
Laura & Kristina
Wilson-Brown
Ashley & Catherine Winston
Keith & Shilpa Wymer
Meconen & Sarah Yosief
Our parental One Percent Club members and Regular donors:
Hani Abdul-Jabar &
Sally Ameen
Moeed Amin & Amal Ismail
Marnie Andrews &
John Nelson
Sanjiv & Sharmila Antao
Richard Archer &
Emily Cromwell
Sabrina Bajwah &
Tariq Farooqi
Gil Bar-Nahum &
Olga Pantelyat
Matthew Barrett
Mary Basterfield &
Andrew Granger
Penny & Zai Bennett
James & Louise Briggs
Neil Burton & Kelly Scott
Hannah & Michael
Cadwallader
Jessica Callaghan
Anushka & Giles Carter
Alistair Caunt &
Anna Charemza
Serdar Cetin &
Ayse Cetin Koksal
Susan Cleator
Caroline & Luke de Rougement
Jan Domaradzki & Nadia Tarelli
Anna Down & Robin Down
Arpan & Puja Dusad
James & Sian Fassnidge
Almudena Francisco & Enda Wall
Hywel & Natasha Franklin
Divya & Udit Garg
Kate & Patrick Gartland
Kristina & Valean Gherendi
Jelena Giric-Ristic &
Ivan Ristic
Caspar & Christine Glyn
Nina Gopal & Harm Mescher
Eleni Goulandris & Ziad Semaan
Peter Hale & Elizabeth York Hale
Sharon Hanley & Derek Mitchell
Marina & Sukhdev Hansra
Laura & Thomas Harrison-Foll
George & Zorana Hoger
Jinye Huang & Qiuying Tan
Frederic & Nicola Huet
Andrew & Noriko Jones
Sorca Kelly-Scholte & Arnaud Scholte
Katie & Luke Kenny
William Killick & Innogen
Killick-Steele
John Kim & Jasandra Nyker
Fanan Milan Madeira
Henriques & Leonor Freire
Madeira Henriques
Chi Hou Mak & Lee Yan Wong
Emily & Joe Marshall
Gordon & Sarah McManus
Lucy McDonald & James O’Brien
Dawar & Misbah Minhas
Tsvetomir Mitov & Svetlana Nihtyanova
Douglas & Grace Moody-Stuart
Madhavi & Prasad Nadipalli
Emika & Kengo Owa
Raja & Sally Pagadala
Gabriel & Natalie Pantea
Anish & Zena Patel
Manesh Patel & Gurwinder Rayat
Mitul Patel & Neesha Patel
Danielle & Thomas Plank
Sanjeev Rajakulendran & Lavanya Sankaran
Abdelkader & Mai Ratnani
David & Kristin Roth Ey
Catherine & William Saunders
Tajinder Sidhu & Denise Wong
Dominic Smethurst & Charlotte Whittaker
Michele Swaine
Kelly & Tamara Williams
Ashley & Cathy Winston
Meconen & Sarah Yosief
Our Leavers of 2024:
Janette & Richard Ames
Frances & William Baker
Simon Bailey &
Rebecca Watson
Alison Bellwood &
Gavin Davies
Ganesh Bilawar & Supriya Sorake
Katharine & Paul Caine
Yan Chen & Tao Li
Mary Cordero Stchedroff & Niels Stchedroff
Dominic & Sue Cyriax
Jelena Giric-Ristic & Ivan Ristic
Charles Gowlland
Ayesha & Vivek Luthra
Lucy McDonald & James O’Brien
Gordon & Sarah McManus
Madhavi & Prasad Nadipalli
Mayce & Oday Niama
James Owen & Helen Pickering
Ali & Richard Palmer
Danielle & Tom Plank
Chloe & Nick Samwell-Smith
Alumnae:
Ruby Gordon-Wilson 1946
Mary Seager 1947
Madeleine Heggs 1948
Ann Smith 1949
Patricia Cuthbert 1950
Enid Bateman 1951
Pauline Evans 1952
Virginia Patterson 1956
Ruth Edwards 1957
Jamila Gavin 1957
Clair Laye 1957
Margaret Leyland 1957
Hilary Strong 1958
Linden Mair 1959
Patricia Durling 1960
Jennifer King 1960
Carolyn King 1961
Angela Fawcett 1962
Norma Martin 1963
Janet Fearnley 1964
Cherry Beadsworth 1965
Anne Irvine 1965
Janet Scott 1965
Nicola Watson 1965
Priscilla Mann 1967
Caroline Shaw 1968
Hilary Edwards 1969
Vanessa Hammond 1970
Pandora Pellett 1970
Vanessa Dunnet 1971
Megan Davies 1972
Rolanda Hyams 1973
Clare Johnson b1973
Dawn Slaughter 1973
Karen Taube 1973
Penelope Bingham 1974
Jill Hartman 1975
Sandra Bishop 1976
Alison Henshaw 1976
Sue Hughes 1976
Claire Rossignol 1976
Rosemary Weech 1976
Brenda Owen 1978
Catherine Schofield 1978
Victoria Ward 1978
Sabnum Maynard 1979
Karen Emery 1980
Christina Moore 1980
Nicky Sargent 1981
Rachel Sopher 1982
Justine Clark 1986
Samantha Letters 1987
Julie Stafford 1987
Bryony Cove 1989
Gabriella Ladogana 1990
Jane Day 1991
Isobel Hammond 1992
Marie-Helene Collins 1994
Suet-Ping Liu 1994
Laura McGaughey 1994
Marie-Lise Quaradeghini 1994
Zosia Thackray 1994
Natasha Mulvihill 1995
Rosanna Armstrong 1996
Marisa Charosky 1997
Oluseyi Soremekun 1997
Grace Hanbury 1998
Worravan Visutrakaew 1998
Kira Gilbert 1999
Karolina Rainsbury 1999
Kelly Elizabeth Hutchison
2002
Rosalind Morris 2002
Zoe Allatt 2006
Malvika Chande 2007
Prabhleen Ghai 2012
Connie Goring-Morris 2012
Rukhmani Sarda 2012
Hiral Jhala 2013
Antonia Mathias 2015
Shion Reynell 2015
Amelia Gorniok 2018
Selena Divac 2020
Miranda Simmons 2020
Dulcie Johnson 2022
Izzy Smallman 2022
LiAn Tan 2022
Ella Palmer 2024
Anna Whelan 2024
Former parents:
Jane & Nick Bain
Mary Baum
Angela Boyle
Sarah Burke
Margaret & Norman Conroy
Vicky Cunningham Pilcher
Mehernos Daruwalla
Kavita & Premjit Dass
Stephen Dobson & Katie White
Janet Dowie
Jennifer Duvalier & Charles Seifert
L. Jack & Ms Laurie O’Garro
Premila & Satish Jhala
Sheelagh Kerr & Robert Williams
Hugo Kondratiuk
Anna & Gary MacDougall
Diana & Peter McKie
Tracy Mitchell Brown
Christina & Fred Monson
Adrian & Caroline Morris
Graham & Ruth Newton Jones
Alpinee & Sandip Patel
Kathleen & Tony Regan
Greg & Karen Reid
Krishna Sarda
Victoria Snodin
Paul Thompson & Jane Walker
J. & Jill Wellman
Haysam & Suzanne Youssef
Former and current staff and governors: Charlie Altman
Jennifer Briggs
Helen Critcher Pasan Fernando
Jane Fitz
Julian Gallant
Ruth Hasnip
Lucinda Hunt
Richard Pearce
Andrew Phillips
Gillian Phillips
Matthew Shoults
Molly Tollit
Lauren Whitaker-Smith
Susan Whitfield
Laura Wilson
‘Our daughter is so lucky to be able to attend NHEHS and we are happy to be a small part of helping another talented young women have that same opportunity.’
Susannah Churley, Year 6 parent
‘Right behind this - let’s do it together!
Susan Whitfield, Head, 1991-2008
‘I am forever grateful for my time at NHEHS’.
Ruby Gordon-Wilson, Class of 1946
‘I wish more young girls could experience the same level of care, attention and outstanding teaching that I received whilst at NHEHS.’
Kelly Hutchison, alumna, Class of 2002
‘A good education gives one choice.’
Anne Irvine, alumna, Class of 1965
‘We know how happy and stimulated our daughter was at NHEHS and we’ve seen her carry those experiences, skills and friendships into her time at uni and her adult life.’
Tony and Kathleen Regan, former parents, 2004-2015
‘A small donation to this brilliant community!’
Pasan Fernando, current staff
‘These bursaries will ultimately go onto make a big difference to their future and that of society around them.’
Kavita Dass, former parent, 2006-2018
‘Thank you for everything you have done for my daughter. We want as many people to benefit from what she has received, both in terms of academic excellence and importantly character development. Thank you.’
Penny Herriman, Year 13 parent
If you would like to discuss a donation or have any questions about our Bursary Programme then please contact Molly Tollit, our Development Manager, at development@nhehs.gdst.net
