Education is the cornerstone of progress, shaping individuals and societies in ways that extend far beyond the classroom. A great education is not simply about acquiring knowledge; it is about developing critical thinking skills, fostering creativity, and instilling a lifelong love of learning. Schools are also places where students develop essential skills such as communication, collaboration, and kindness.
It is inspiring to read our featured Old Guildfordians, Ian El-Mokadem OG 1986, Paul Landless OG 1996, and Sachein Sanmugam OG 2024, highlight not just the RGS’s academic excellence, but also the impact of its values and extracurricular opportunities in shaping who they are today.
But access to quality education remains a challenge for many, with inequalities often rooted in socio-economic factors. Addressing these inequalities requires a collective effort from schools and communities, such as our own, to ensure every child, regardless of background, has access to an education necessary for success.
We currently support 68 boys with their RGS education, but we aim to do more. At the heart of the Road to 2035 is our ambition to support 1 in 7 boys, or 140 in total. The power of collective giving is evident throughout this review, thanks to the success of the Telephone Campaign, £111,000 has been pledged to support our students, and bursary expenditure has risen by 15% over the last five years. Whether you’ve made a gift, pledged future support, or secured matched donations through your workplace, thank you. We are on the right road, and it’s all because of you.
I hope you will enjoy this edition and celebrate the progress we have made together on our journey. Thank you again for your support.
Dr Jon Cox Headmaster
Key Support Data
Thank you for supporting the RGS Bursary Programme. Our ambition is clear: to become one of the first UK independent schools to achieve full merit-based open access and your generosity is helping to turn this vision into reality.
We are incredibly grateful to the 539 families who have made a gift in this last financial year. We raised £280,864 in donations and future pledges of an incredible £106,602 which we will receive through Direct Debits over the coming years.
Because of your generosity and passion for education, 68 boys are currently benefiting from financial assistance, with 37 receiving life-changing fee remissions of 80% plus. This is a significant achievement, but there is still much to be done. Our goal is to extend financial support to 1 in 7 talented boys who have the potential to thrive at the RGS, and deserve to be here, but lack the financial means to do so.
Initiatives such as the Telephone Campaign and our upcoming Giving Day are critical in helping us realise our ambitions. When our community comes together, we have the power to create lasting change.
539
No. of families that made a gift
£280,864
Total amount raised *
£106,602
New future pledges
68
Boys receiving a bursary
The RGS is a place of belonging for every student who is capable and who deserves to receive the highest forms of education that the school system has to offer.
Jake Willshire OG 2019
Bursary Support Levels
During 2023/24 we spent £1,158,000 on means-tested bursaries and a further £55,000 was invested in our Enduring Bursary Fund to provide future bursaries in perpetuity.
Increase in total spend and investment on means-tested bursaries
£1,300,000
£1,200,000
£1,100,000
£1,000,000
£900,000
Your support
More than half of our funding comes from regular giving, showing the collective impact of many. Our major donors (1509 Circle upwards) demonstrate a deep commitment, while legacies ensure future support. Foundation trusts and grants and matched funding/corporate giving, amplify every pound given.
Every gift, no matter its size, plays a crucial role in changing lives.
51% Regular Giving
37% Major Donors
6% Legacies
5% Trusts & Grants
1% Matched & Corporate
Our first King’s Benefactors
Kate & Ian El-Mokadem OG 1986
In 2017 Kate and Ian El-Mokadem became the first King’s Benefactors of the RGS Bursary Programme paving the way for and energising new donors to join us.
Ian, a seasoned CEO and NonExecutive Director at leading firms, and Kate, a Governor at the London Academy of Excellence, Stratford (LAE), share a deep commitment to education. Their belief in the importance of widening access to the RGS led them to support the RGS Bursary Programme, funding a full seven-year education for one promising student, Sachein.
This decision to support a boy with a full bursary was sparked after an RGS reunion, as they reflected on the impact the School had on Ian’s own journey. Having attended schools
around the world, Ian found a unique sense of stability, kindness and academic ambition at the RGS.
“The high expectations for academic performance were clear, but there was also a genuine culture of kindness and respect. I felt part of the community immediately. It wasn’t just about excelling; it was about excelling with integrity, supporting each other, and respecting those around you.”
Kate and Ian’s support of the RGS Bursary Programme is part their longer-term commitment to enable young people to gain access to a great education.
Sachein with Kate & Ian El-Mokadem OG 1986 who were the King’s Benefactors who generously sponsored Sachein through his RGS education.
the ability to make a real difference in a young person’s life, that’s what matters.
They have been delighted to play a role in Sachein’s academic progress and personal growth. And when they finally met Sachein, he was exactly the kind of young man they had envisioned … hardworking, kind and engaging.
“For us, the most important thing is that Sachein is forging his own future. We’re proud to be a part of his journey, but he’s the one making it happen.”
Kate and Ian were the first King’s Benefactors of the RGS Bursary Programme, and their generosity set an inspiring precedent that has energised our community. Today we have built a strong and growing network of 539 families who are committed to making a difference. The couple are particularly impressed with the School’s leadership, particularly Headmaster Dr Cox, for putting in place a strong structure that will make a lasting difference.
The support they have given us, and other educational institutions such as the LAE and UCL, demonstrates the transformational impact of supporting education.
“If you reflect on everything you’ve done in your career, this is the thing that has the longest-lasting impact,” Ian says. “You can have business successes, acquisitions, and all sorts of other achievements, but the ability to make a real difference in a young person’s life, that’s what matters.”
Looking to the future, they encourage other alumni to support the Bursary Programme, the more alumni who get involved, the more students we can support.
In the end, it’s clear that Kate and Ian’s journey with the RGS is far from over. Their belief in the power of education to change lives is something that will continue to resonate with the RGS community for years to come.
The Impact of Your Gift
Sachein Sanmugam OG 2024
Studying Business Management at Warwick University
Walking through the gates of the RGS for the first time was a mix of nerves and excitement. Coming from a small primary school in Crawley, I knew no one and was very shy to begin with. But the energy was infectious and the friendships immediate. Mr Wilkes (Head of First Form) was a huge presence - approachable, encouraging and exactly the kind of person you want guiding you through those first few months. The friends I’ve made from First Form up are friends for life.
RGS opened doors I didn’t know existed. It wasn’t just the academic challenge, though that was certainly there, it was the push towards confidence and independence. No one was spoon-fed. Instead, we were taught to think, to problemsolve and to own our learning. That mindset made the leap to university so much smoother. I felt the opportunities for sports, societies, young enterprise, everything … were limitless.
Cricket was my sport, and I still play at Warwick. But it was Young Enterprise that opened my eyes to what was possible. My team designed and sold bespoke 3D-printed baubles reaching the South East regional finals at Samsung’s London offices. That experience played a huge role in my decision to study business at Warwick.
By Sixth Form, I wasn’t just joining societies, I was creating them. A group of us launched a Business Management Society, connecting like-minded students eager to discuss ideas beyond the curriculum. Economics was another passion, driven by the brilliant teaching of Mr Stratford. I am incredibly grateful to both Mr Stratford and Mr Dunscombe, for helping me navigate the daunting world of university applications and career decisions. That level of personal support is rare, and I know friends at other schools didn’t have it.
The bursary that made all of this possible wasn’t just financial support, it was a gateway to an entirely different future. Being surrounded by an ambitious cohort inspired me to raise my own bar. There was no coasting, no taking the easy route. The expectation, both from teachers and classmates, was that you would push yourself, and that mindset sticks with you. I think my potential would have been very different if I had not gone to the RGS.
To current RGS students. Say yes to everything. Challenge yourself. Take risks.
You’ll only realise the impact of these years when you look back, and trust me, you’ll be glad you made the most of it.
The realisation of what my journey meant hit me, and probably my parents, at our Leavers’ Ball last year. Your time at the RGS is busy, you’re focussed on learning and sports and societies and being first in the lunch queue and making the most of every opportunity. It’s only when all the learning is done that you get a moment to stop and reflect and take in what an incredible experience you’ve been part of, and how this has changed you.
Meeting Ian and Kate, the King’s Benefactors who funded my bursary, brought it full circle. Despite the years between us being RGS boys, Ian and I shared very similar memories and the same RGS spirit. They believed in me before they even knew me, and for that, I am incredibly grateful.
Now at Warwick, I’m exploring finance and gearing up for placement opportunities. I look forward to keeping in touch with Ian and Kate, and the School over the years, but wherever my journey leads, the RGS will always be part of my story.
We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who supported this year’s campaign. Thank you to all those who took the time to talk to our fantastic callers - Ben, Ed, Freddie, George, Hamish, Jack, Mattia, Milo, Parus, Rohan, Stan, and Yazan.
And thank you to the team who championed the ‘Road to 2035,’ helping to pass on the gift of an RGS education to the next generation.
Thank you for being part of this journey with us.
Giving Day 2025
We are excited to announce our next appeal in support of the ‘Road to 2035’ campaign will be a Giving Day from Monday 13 – Friday 17 October.
This will be an opportunity for our whole community - students, parents and staff, both current and former – to showcase the philanthropic spirit that exists here at the RGS. With your help we will be able to offer bursary support to more boys from all socio-economic backgrounds.
We will be challenging the students through philanthropic, maths and sports events during our Giving Day House Challenges. Challenges will encourage match-funding from our supporters and the more sponsorship the boys receive through donations, the more matched funding will be unlocked.
Our aim is to reach our target of 500 donors. Every gift will help make an RGS education financially accessible to more local intellectually curious boys.
Leaving a legacy for generations to come
The Road to 2035 represents our vision to make an RGS education accessible to all students based on ability, not financial circumstances. Right now, 68 students receive financial support, but our ambition is to increase this number to 140, ensuring that 1 in 7 of our students has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their background.
The Beckingham Society is recognition of our supporters who have committed to leaving a gift to the RGS Bursary Programme in their Will. Pledging such a gift is one of the most enduring ways you can contribute to our 2035 vision, as these gifts strengthen our Enduring Bursary Endowment Fund, securing the education of bright local boys in perpetuity. Your legacy will change the lives of individual students and help us build a brighter future for society, as our students go on to make meaningful contributions to the world.
Paul Landless OG 1996, current parent, supporter and Beckingham Society member, is testament to the life-changing impact of the bursary programme and he knows first-hand the doors that an RGS education can open. Now a partner in an international law firm, working in derivatives, structured finance and fintech across Asia and London, Paul remains deeply committed to ensuring that other bright boys have the same opportunities he did and he is an enthusiastic champion for the bursary programme.
The School’s emphasis on academic excellence, independent and innovative thinking and resilience shaped his approach to challenges, both professionally and personally. Without the support he received here, he might not have had the same opportunities to succeed. If you are in a position to give, there is no better investment than education.
The RGS bursary programme can shape lives. I owe a debt of gratitude and want to make sure that other boys, regardless of their financial background and family situation, have the same chance to access a wider world of life opportunities.
For me, the RGS is special not just for its sense of scholarship, nor the diverse and witty characters of differing backgrounds in each year who become long-lasting friends, nor the inspirational teachers who shape you with fascinating ideas. The RGS is special for how it instils a deep sense of decency and togetherness, a quiet confidence that solutions can always be found when working together and a boldness in facing the new and unknown and carrying on through adversity.
I am glad I can give back to empower someone else with these life-long values and traits, and give that person a chance for a better life for themselves and their family.
Paul is also active in mobilising our alumni community, having hosted our Singapore reunions at the exquisite 1880 Club and our London reunion at the historic National Liberal Club last October, and plans are already underway for this year’s London reunion.
Leaving a legacy is more than a gift … it is an investment in the future. Join us on the Road to 2035 and help change lives for generations to come.
Our Supporters
The RGS Guildford is delighted to welcome new families to the 1509 Circle:
Andrew Freeman
Ali McWhirter
Samantha & Paul Myers
Jasmin & Robert Waterhouse
The 1509 Circle brings together donors who honour our founding year with an annual gift of £1509, or more, helping to fund the education of a promising student.
We also extend a warm welcome to our first 1509 Young Members: Adam Hewitt
Karl Outen
Naren Siva
The 1509 Young Membership is designed for OGs under 35 who want to be part of the Road to 2035. By contributing £15.09 per month, young supporters enjoy all the privileges of full 1509 membership while making a meaningful impact on the future of RGS students.
I often wonder how different my life would have been without the opportunities and support I received during my seven years as an RGS student.
Daniel Romeu OG 2012
King’s Benefactors
Our King’s Benefactors support one RGS student through their entire 7-year RGS education.
Kate & Ian El-Mokadem OG'86
1 anonymous King’s Benefactor
Patrons
Donors who support one third of a full 7-year bursary with a donation of £50,000+.
John Chaplin OG'72
The Elia family
Wendy & Ian Ewart
Neil Fitzsimmons OG'77
Sharon Flood & Jon Lee
Caroline & Simon Laver OG'91
Jim Pearce OG'91
1 anonymous Patron
1509 Circle
Donors who make an annual donation of £1509 or more.
Kerry & Iain Bremner
Sarah & Mark Brett OG'86
Peter & Suzanne Cluff
Susan Cover & Malcolm Simmonds
Marina & Michiel Dominicus
Catharine & Geoff Eaton
Graham Elton OG'81
Andrew Freeman OG'90
The Hardman brothers OGs '07 & '12
Hendley Sapiets Foundation
Lorraine & Stephen Linton
Patricia & Michael Lucy OG'66
Ali McWhirter OG'06
Peter Parke OG'66
Samantha & Paul Myers OG'94
Anastasia Pavlova
Henry Pearson
Kate & Mike Powell
Salima Shariff & Arthur Mitchell
The Shorthose family
Jasmin & Robert Waterhouse OG'02
and 2 anonymous donors
1509 Young Circle
Supporters under the age of 35 who contribute £15.09 per month.
Adam Hewitt OG'02
Karl Outen OG'08
Naren Siva OG'05
Family Fellowship – 1509 Circle
Families who collectively contribute £1509 a year or more.
The Critchlow family
The Lingard & Furse family
Friends of the RGS
Families and friends who give regularly by Direct Debit, helping us plan our bursary funding with greater certainty.
Aqib Akhtar
Chris Alder OG'92 & family
Nick Andrew OG'09 & family
Alan Appleby OG'73
Marion & Brian Arbuckle
The Atkinson brothers OGs '88 & '91
Chris Ayerst OG'65
Bill Bagnall OG'65
Mike Baker OG'07
William Baker OG'11
The late John Ballam OG'41
Richard Bampfylde OG'98 & family
The Bampfylde family
Chris Barker OG'86
Dan Bennett OG'14 and family
The Bennett family
Nick Bond OG'04
Dominic Bottone OG'84
Martin Bouwers OG'78
James Britton OG'04
John Bullen OG'69
The Bulman family
Richard Burgess OG’14
The Burke family
Dave Cable OG'87 (Class of 89)
Christine & Leslie Campbell
Carol & Gil Carter OG'63
Jonathan Chauncy OG'02
Liam Cheek OG'12
Charlie McKeown OG'15 & family
The Middleton family
The late Hamish Millar OG'84
David Miller OG'76
The Monjauze family
CJ Morley OG'83
Christopher Mott OG'60
The Müller family
Raymond Mulligan
Oliver Newbury OG'04
The late Jennifer & Roger Nicholas OG'53
Peter Nicholson OG'58
The Nigrelli family
The O’Sullivan family
Stuart Otter (aka Tarka or Nijinsky)
Peter Parke OG'66
Robert Parker OG'68
The Parkinson family
Dr Jaymik Patel OG'10
Will Patrick OG'09 & family
Andrew Pearson OG'72
Steven Penney OG'71
Sam & Toby Perryman OGs '20 & '22
George Peterkin OG'08
Chris Philpott OG'04
Bob Piggin
The Rather family
Chris Rayner OG'04
Tom Rees OG'11
Joanna & Martin Reeves OG'87
Godfrey H Rhimes OG'71
Chris Riseborough OG'97
James Robinson OG'97
David Rodway OG'81
The late Derek Roff OG'51
The Rosevear family
Henry Roth OG'14
The Rothwell family
Christopher Salter OG'57
David Salter OG'87
Roxana (Danny Sampson OG'19)
Advay Saxena
The Scoltock family
Peter Searle
Yoko & Roger Sellek
Christopher Sellers OG'05
The Sen family
The Seume family
Neil Shah OG'95
Diana Sherlock (née Daniels)
Daniel Sherlock-Burke OG'09
Hugh Shipton OG'62
John A Simpson
Rodger Sleet OG'53
The Sonnenberg family
Peter Spark OG'91
Mark Spiteri OG'93
Teresa Sutton
Adam & Andrew Swirski OGs '06 & '13
Nick Talbot OG'91
Anne Marie & Nigel Taylor
Chris Taylor OG'91
Nick Terry OG'98
The Thayananthan family
The Thevenon family
The Thilakawardana family
Darren Thompson OG'90
Alan Thorn
The Thornton family
Thomas Thorp OG'95
Anne & David Tilman
Martin Tingle OG'80
Duncan Turner OG'93
Andrew Tyler OG'09
Roger Wakeling OG'62
Ian Walker OG'99
David Walton OG'63
Steve & Ian Wardlaw-Martin
David Webber OG'85
Andrew Wells OG'04
Chris Whichelo OG'58
Peter Whitaker OG'99
Tony White OG'96
Henry Whorwood OG'10
Ian Wilkinson OG'66
The Wilkinson family
Ed Williams OG'92
Katherine Wilson
Matthew Wood OG'08
The Woodfine family
Nick Wood-Roe OG'91
Sebastian Zahn OG'17
Graham Ziegler OG'62 and 30 anonymous Friends
Class of 2024
Thank you to the families who have raised 22% of a full 7-year bursary.
The Aspden family
James & Lindsey Binns
The Brown family
Ollie Burne
The Chapman family
Nirek Dandanayak
The Das family
The Davies family
The Drew family
Andrew Freeman OG'90
The Gander family
Thomas Koshy & family
The McCauley family
Salima Shariff & Arthur Mitchell
The Morris family
Rich & Kim Postance
Corin Baxter
The Tabberner family
3 anonymous supporters
Class of 2023
Thank you to the families who have raised 23% of a full 7-year bursary.
The Angove family
The Anthony family
Cuan Arnold
The Atkinson family
The Brook family
Inigo Burrell
Harry Carson
The Cliffe family
The Dalloz family
The Eves family
The Harker family
TJ Humphreys & family
Ben Jansen
Ben Jones & family
The Lane family
Robbie Mackay
The Majumdar Family (Patrick & James)
Owen Marlovits
Alexander McDougall & family
Parus Mehra & family
The Myles family
The O’Sullivan family
Hywel & Sarah Phillip
The Sahota family
The Scadding family
The Stuart-Reckling family
Alex Turner
The Wilby family
3 anonymous donors
Class of 2022
Thank you to the families who have raised 29% of a full 7-year bursary.
William Ball
The Berman family
The Birtley family
The Brackstone family
Harry Buckland
The Clyde family
The Collins family
The Conquest family
Jack & Barney Doyle
Jon & Tracey Dye
Harry Eisinger & family
Charles Elliott
Austin Humphrey
Alex Jones
Elaine Liddiard
Dylan McCullough
Ptolemy Morris
The Mueller family
Zain Mughal
Parthiv Naidu & family
The Nathan family
The Nielsen family
Toby Perryman
The Rathmell family
Dominic Stagg & family
Teresa Sutton
The Taylor family
Dylan Toulson
Bhavani & Raghuram Vejendla
The Warner family
Louis Wood & family
The Yates family
2 anonymous donors
Class of 2021
Thank you to the families who have raised 31% of a full 7-year bursary.
The Atara family
The Baker family
The Benett family
The Cliffe family
The Dobinson family
The Field family
The Forsyth family
Hari Grewal
The Hemsworth family
The Hickey family
The Hodge family
Oliver Jones & family
The Kemkers family
Theo Lakin & family
Mrs N Lawson
Sam Martin & family
Alex McKenzie & family
The McMurray family
The Mellors family
The Meyer family
The Norbury family
The Ratcliffe family
George Sherwin
The Smyth family
Daniel Turner
Henry Turrell
The Walsh family
The Welsh family
Ed Wilkinson & family
The Wiltshire family
The Young family
3 anonymous donors
Class of 2020
Thank you to the families who have raised 28% of a full 7-year bursary.
Faraz Ahmad
Nicolas Andrews & family
George Ball
The Beere family
Harry Blanford
Ayush Bose & family
Sarah & Mark Brett OG'86
The Buckingham family
The Cherry family
Will Cluff
The Coto family
Matthew Curtis
Utkarsh Dandanayak
Ben de la Court-Wakeling & family
The Dodds family
Harry Foster & family
The Franklin family
The Gardner family
The Goatley family
Jamie Gray
The Hand family
Tom Hardy & family
Thomas Hill
The Howse family
Hamish Knight
The McDougall family
Luke Nelson & family
The Norton family
The Perceval family
Sam Perryman
Conor Rajan
The Relph family
The Rigo family
The Rumler/Whittall family
Anith Sathananthan & family
Natalie & David Savage
Nicholas Scott & family
The Stott family
Charlie Vincent
The Walker family
4 anonymous donors
Class of 2019
Thank you to the families who have raised 47% of a full 7-year bursary.
The Aravinthan family
Oscar Atkinson
Kate Bailey
Aston Barringer & family
Thomas Bates
The Berman family
The Boyton family
The Chauhan family
Rose Cox
Pauline & Dave Crowley
Hidde de Klerk & family
The Donnelly family
The Edgecliffe-Johnson family
The Elia family
The Emmett family
The Eves family
Edward Ferguson & family
Purdy & Peter Grewal
Bryonie & John Grieveson
Josh Han & family
The Hudson family
Ethan Illman
The Janmohamed family
The Lake family
The Ledbury family
Angus Lovatt & family
Harry Mayne & family
Jamie McKenzie & family
The Middleton family
The Müller family
Raymond Mulligan
The Murrin family
The Norbury family
The Perceval family
The Roade family
The Robbins family
The Roberts family
The Rosevear family
Cameron Salter
Danny Sampson
Advay Saxena
Peter Searle
The Tench family
Maxim Webb & family
Jake Willshire & family
The Woodfine family
5 anonymous donors
Class of 2018
Thank you to the families who have raised 53% of a full 7-year bursary.
The Acomb family
Jonathan Andrews & family
The Arif family
Dr Bea Brookes & James McCutcheon
Hugo Burgess
The Collins family
Tom Crane & family
Rafael de Menezes & family
The Dickinson family
The Dobinson family
The Eves family
The Fairley family
Sharon Flood & Jon Lee
The Francis family
The Franklin family
Vincent Giles & family
Sam Green & family
Finn Hamilton
Jane Hamilton
Sam Harker & family
Ben Hawken
The Hellings family
The Hosking family
The Lukey family
Ann Major
Max Male & family
Will Moss & family
Joshua Newell & family
Ciaran O’Toole & family
The Pascoe family
The Pecorelli family
Dan Perrett
Josh Powell & family
The Ratcliffe family
Tom Risby & family
Matthew Sargent & family
Teo Smyth & family
Susan, Nick & Harry Standen
James Webster & family
Julia & James Wills
2 anonymous donors
Class of 2017
Thank you to the families who have raised 15% of a full 7-year bursary.
William Ashworth & family
The Baumann family
James Bremner & family
Lucas Callcut & family
Josh Cudby & family
Ravi Desor & family
Jonathan Ding
Jonathan Ferguson & family
Tom Gardner & family
George Glover & family
William Heylen
Matthew Hind & family
The Beckingham Society
Thank you to those who have generously pledged to support the RGS in their Wills.
Rodney Buckton OG'60
Jeremy M Butterfield OG'68
Carol & Gil Carter OG'63
Matthew Charlton OG'89
Richard Collins OG'75
Susan Cover & Malcolm Simmonds
Julia & Richard Cuddington OG'65
Leon Doré OG'65
Michael Egan OG'75
Kate & Ian El-Mokadem OG'86
Wendy & Ian Ewart
Julia Facey
In memory of (Stephen) Paul Finigan OG'64
Neil Fitzsimmons OG'77
Keith Havelock OG'58
Joyce Joyner in memory of her late husband Ken Joyner OG'41
Guy Kelly OG'14
Paul Landless OG'96
Michael J Lee OG'50
Catherine Moorehead
Gina Perriman in memory of her late husband Francis Perriman OG'48
Bernard Phelps OG'62
Kate & Ian Reynolds
John A Simpson
Talei Strick in memory of her late husband
Robert Strick OG'49
The Swirski family
Richard Tilbrook OG'79
and 12 anonymous members
Legacies
Thank you to the following late members of our community for their generous donations to the RGS Bursary fund.
John Downham OG'43
Ian Nicholas OG'47
Robert Strick OG'49
1 anonymous supporter
School Support
We would like to thank the following for their generous donations to programmes outside of bursaries:
Carol & Gil Carter OG'63, for their generous gift of two prizes for Design and Technology to Upper and Lower Sixth students, to reflect their passion for this subject.
The Moorehead Travel Scholarship, a future legacy from Catherine Moorehead, former RGS English Teacher who also ran the RumDoodle (Mountaineering) Society, for a Sixth Former to travel adventurously every year.
Jasmin & Robert Waterhouse OG'02, for their generous gift in support of the RGS Primary Tudor Project, a local educational partnerships central to the ethos of the RGS.
Families who donated musical instruments and those individuals and organisations who continue to sponsor the RGS Strings Scheme, with particular thanks to Dale Chambers, Head of Strings at the RGS, and the following organisations;
Boxgrove Primary School
Community Foundation for Surrey
Humphrey Richardson Taylor Charitable Trust
MILA Charitable Organisation
Sandfield Primary School
Surrey Hills International Music Festival
Events
We host a range of events for everyone in the RGS community, from recent leavers to long-standing members. Whether you’re an OG, parent, or former staff member, we love welcoming you back to the School. Join us to celebrate our shared history and lasting friendships. With a vibrant programme of events for all ages, there’s something for everyone. If you have any questions or would like to attend, please email us at og@rgsg.co.uk
