I continue to be inspired by the strength, generosity, and deep sense of shared purpose that defines the St Paul’s School community. In a financial landscape that remains challenging for many, it has been both humbling and uplifting to witness so many families, alumni, and friends of the school step forward to support our shared mission to enrich the life of our pupils and wider community.
Our bold campaign, Shaping Our Future: Next Steps, was launched to celebrate all that makes our community thrive, while laying the foundations for our continued evolution. A core focus of the campaign is the expansion of our bursary provision and partnership work; two areas where we are proud to be making real and lasting progress. The campaign continues to build momentum, fuelled by your enthusiasm and belief in the power of a St Paul’s education to shape lives.
Thanks to your unwavering support, our fundraising efforts in the 2024–25 academic year reached an extraordinary £2.19 million.
partnership with local schools, charities and educational organisations. Such as our Particle Physics Summer School in partnership with Queen Mary University of London, and the charity Beyond Ourselves, extending the impact of our school far beyond our own walls. They also serve to foster the boys’ involvement with a culture of service, empathy and shared learning that is integral to the St Paul’s ethos.
A key milestone this year has been the progress made on our new Junior School building. This purposedesigned space, set to open in the Spring Term of 2026, will provide a vibrant, modern environment that nurtures creativity, curiosity, and wellbeing in our youngest learners.
Every gift, no matter the size, has contributed to this success and will leave a meaningful legacy for both our pupils and staff. Our means-tested Founder’s Awards remain central to our vision of accessibility and inclusivity. Over the last year, £4m was spent on funding bursaries and fee remissions, supporting 138 pupils on Founder’s Awards, an outcome made possible entirely through the generosity of our community.
Equally important is the continued growth of our partnership programmes, working closely with over 4,880 young people. A number of the programmes are supported by Pauls4All and enriched by the active involvement of our pupils and staff, working in
It stands as a symbol of our continued investment in excellence, innovation, and future generations.
I hope you find this report both informative and inspiring, as it showcases the many accomplishments made possible thanks to the dedication and kindness of our community. Whether through donations, volunteering your time, or having participated in our events, your support has made a meaningful difference and we are truly thankful for your ongoing involvement.
Sally-Anne Huang High Master
Behind the numbers reported here are hundreds of stories marking the depth as well as the breadth of impact our partnerships work has had this year. We have deepened our partnerships with three national multi-academy trusts, working with their schools in areas of high deprivation across England; E-ACT, Star and Lift. We continue to embed and enhance our community within the local West London area with St Paul’s School academic staff supporting their peers across the sciences, maths and humanities.
At the end of the academic year St Paul’s became the first school in the country to join the Higher Education Access Tracker (heat.ac.uk). This collaboration of 120+ universities and higher education institutions shares best practices in assessing the impact of their outreach and widening participation work. Membership will allow us to track the impact our partnership programmes have on a student’s full academic trajectory through to higher education. Through HEAT we also hope to expand our partnership with universities across our academic programmes.
Our primary programme continues to grow both locally and nationally through the Colet Mentoring App. Entrepreneurship goes from strength to strength, encompassing a greater number of students this year, particularly in the LSE Generate programme. Our community programmes have also evolved, and this year we welcomed the Barnes Children’s Literary Festival onsite along with hundreds of primary school-age students.
Through the passionate work of the partnerships and wider school team, over 4,800 partner schools students have been impacted through a total of almost 33,000 hours of activity!
Ben Still Acting Director of Partnerships and Public Benefit
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really enjoyed it at St Paul’s so thank you to all the staff, lecturers, volunteers and everyone there that gave us the wonderful opportunity to make friendships, learn about science, and broaden our insight into scientific fields.”
Magic of Materials Summer School participant
4,880
partner school students benefitted from our programmes in 2024–25
57.5%
of attendees of the three STEM Summer Schools come from the top 20% areas of deprivation in the UK against the decile of IDACI (Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index)
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1,757
648 students benefitting students benefitting
4,686
student hours
311
St Paul’s Staff hours
Colet Club Mentoring (Primary)
12,834
student hours
682
St Paul’s Staff hours
Creative Writing (NEW)
E-ACT Higher Ability Maths Day
E-ACT Higher Ability Science Day
Easter Revision Course
Economics Trading Day
Friday Volunteering (Secondary Mentoring)
Higher Education Conference (Oxbridge and Russell Group)
Latin (Secondary)
Lectures with National Physical Laboratory (NPL)
Magic of Materials Summer School
Maths Circle
Medical Mini Interviews
Model UN/Euro Youth Parliament
Oxbridge and Russell Group Application
Programme
Particle Physics Summer School
Quantum Day
Space School
STEM Saturdays: Biology
STEM Saturdays: Chemistry
STEM Saturdays: Physics
West London Partnership Humanities Conference
2,070
405 students benefitting
9,862
student hours
683
St Paul’s Staff hours
Barnes Childrens’ Literary Festival
Lower Eighth Friday Volunteering FUEL Camps (Summer/Easter/Christmas)
Lowther School weekly swimming
St Paul’s Juniors Sport
West London Partnership Quiz
Westside Basketball
World Cup Football Day
students benefitting
5,520
student hours
547
St Paul’s Staff hours
Year 10 – Challenge Day
Year 11 – post GCSE
Year 12 – The London School of Economics and Political Science
Year 12 – Young Enterprise
“She said it was lovely to have teachers who knew her name and who talked to her and made her laugh. Thank you so much for all the support you have given her. We appreciate it so much.”
Parent of Summer School participant
Over the past year, our priority has been to ensure that families from all backgrounds have clear, accessible information about the bursary opportunities at St Paul’s. To support this, Catherine Bennett, Head of Bursaries, and Nick Arnold, Senior Deputy Head Pastoral at St Paul’s Juniors, hosted a live webinar attended by over 70 families. The session, now available as a recording on our website or by scanning the QR code below, offers guidance on the bursary assessment process, eligibility criteria and the wide range of support covered by the Founder’s Award programme.
To further empower families, we introduced an Eligibility Calculator on the Founder’s Award webpage. This simple tool allows parents to input basic financial details and receive an estimate of the bursary percentage they may qualify for.
We continue to support our current bursary recipients with regular updates from Catherine, outlining the full scope of what the Award covers. One of our most heartening initiatives this year was the Boot Sale, where St Paul’s families generously donated over 100 pairs of rugby and football boots that no longer fitted their sons. These were first offered free of charge to Founder’s Award families, with remaining pairs sold at the St Paul’s Juniors Sports Day, raising over £700 for the Bursary Fund. Unclaimed boots found new homes through our annual trip to Zambia, where pupils and staff donated them to a local school, and through a London college that has a high number of young people in care. These efforts reflect our ongoing commitment to inclusion, sustainability and community support.
Watch the webinar here:
*The dip in bursaries reflects natural fluctuations, as the numbers depend on the distribution of bursary recipients across year groups. Since the appointment of the Head of Bursaries in 2023, focus on promoting bursary opportunities and removing barriers to entry has contributed to the steady future increase in predicted bursary numbers.
Founder’s Award Recipient
I attended St Paul’s for 11 years and was a recipient of the Bursary Fund for a large portion of my time here. I could never fully put into words just how much that this has allowed me to access so many great opportunities that would have never been available to me at any other place. I was involved in many plays in my time here, whilst also being in the 1st XI for football and I was Co-Head of my House, and won the House Cup in my final year.
With regard to my academic studies, I have found that the teaching at St Paul’s has prepared me so perfectly for what university has to offer. I still do think that the in-class discourses with Mrs McLaughlin and dialogues with Mr Anthony on the playwriting of Tennessee Williams were that of university standard – perhaps even a level above. Those conversations have provided me with the tools I required for academic debate and overall, shaped me to be a person with ideas and opinions.
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of whom 103 are in receipt of 75%+ awards
has offered me so much that I will forever feel indebted, and this would have only been possible with the bursary fund.
But it’s the people that really make St Paul’s special. Talking amongst my peers from my year group today, I can attest that it is those teachers taking their time out of their day, not only to fill your mind with their wealth of academic knowledge, but further having conversations that have shaped me as a man for years to come. Whether it was Edward Bailey and Nick Watkins always supporting me pastorally, or Christian Anthony teaching me valuable skills of organisation and dedication, or Daniel Pirrie working tirelessly to provide the opportunity to complete an EPQ in Filmmaking, no task was ever too big for any member of staff.
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St Paul’s Juniors
Ranging from the tragic King Lear, to the humorous The Rivals, or the fantastic feel-good musical Kiss Me, Kate, I was lucky enough to be in so many amazing theatrical performances, always expertly directed and organised. It is evident the time, effort and dedication that goes into not only the academics at this brilliant school, but also every extra-curricular activity that any young man could possibly dream of. One thing that I have taken away from my time here, is that if you want to do something at St Paul’s, you will always be able to, and be able to do so at the highest level.
I travelled over an hour to and from school every single day, and there was not one morning across my entire eleven-year tenure that I was not delighted to be arriving. All of the early morning wake ups, the late returns home after rehearsals, and weekends spent making memories on the football pitch; I would do it all over again in a heartbeat. This school
And of course, my time here has been made possible by the High Master, Sally-Anne Huang, who was there for me every step of the way. The school is a demonstration of her meticulous care, which is felt throughout the school. The time which she takes out for every single student, whether it was on the sidelines on the football field, or front row of the Dorfman Theatre, she is a prominent figure at the forefront of everything St Paul’s.
2025*
University of Manchester
University of Liverpool
University of Oxford (25)
University of Bristol (9)
University of Bath
University of Exeter (3)
Falmouth University
University of Southampton (2)
*Represents pupils who left St Paul’s in 2025 and 2024 (who took a year out)
University of St Andrews (3)
University of Edinburgh (18)
Durham University (16)
University of Sheffield
University of Nottingham
Loughborough University
University of Warwick (13)
University of Cambridge (18)
City St George’s, University of London
Imperial College London (19)
King’s College London (7)
Queen Mary University of London
The London School of Economics and Political Science (9)
University College London (12)
Canada
McGill
Dublin
Trinity College
Italy
Bocconi, Milan (5)
South Korea
Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)
Pupils in receipt of a Founder’s Award who left St Paul’s in the summer of 2025 (and those who left in 2024 and took a year out), are now studying at some of the top universities in the UK, including the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London. Degree subjects include Aeronautical Engineering, Ancient History, Mathematics, Game Development and French and Arabic, amongst many others.
USA
University of California, San Diego
Brown University (3)
Carnegie Mellon University
Cornell University
Dartmouth University (3)
Duke University
Georgetown University (3)
Harvard University (3)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Stanford University
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Chicago (6)
University of Columbia (2)
University of Michigan
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Yale University (3)
Founder’s Awards: University courses 2025
Aeronautical Engineering
Ancient History
Chemical Engineering
Classics
Dentistry
French and Arabic
Game Development: Design with Professional Placement
Mathematics (2)
Mathematics and Computer Science
Mathematics and Economics
Mathematics and Statistics
Mechanical Engineering (2)
Modern and Medieval Languages
Social Anthropology
Over the past year, the support and engagement of the St Paul’s community has been truly inspiring, a spirit that this report proudly reflects. Through our events and communications channels, the connection and unity across our network has encouragingly evolved.
From memorable gatherings such as the Spring Fling and the Henley Royal Regatta Reception, to a wide range of community-focused initiatives like New Parents’ Welcomes. Each event has contributed meaningfully to the amazing achievements of the past year. Most notably, that of our Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign, which is an important initiative to highlight our shared commitment to expanding bursary provision and developing strategic partnerships.
In parallel, our digital channels have remained essential tools for ensuring that our wider community remains informed and connected. It has been a genuine privilege for me to engage with so many of you throughout the year. We are excited to carry this energy forward and look ahead to all we can achieve together.
Ellie Sleeman Strategic Director of Development, Engagement and Marketing
Philanthropy remains central to life at St Paul’s. The generosity of our community – students, parents past and present, Old Paulines, staff, and friends – continues to inspire us. Support comes not only through donations, but also through the time, expertise, and enthusiasm so willingly offered by so many.
As we enter the final year of the Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign, we are proud of the extraordinary progress made together. This campaign, along with those before it, has highlighted the enduring strength of our community and its commitment to ensuring that talented young people can access a St Paul’s education and opportunities provided by the school, irrespective of financial circumstances.
For over five centuries, St Paul’s has upheld Colet’s founding principles, shaping the lives of many young men today. Our work is guided by the vision of our Founder, John Colet: a
vision of education that benefits both our pupils and the wider world, while also responding to the challenges of today’s independent school landscape.
The Next Steps campaign – a focused, two-year initiative – builds on Colet’s legacy with two clear aims. First, to expand access by enabling 10% of our pupils (around 151 boys) to receive support through our Founder’s Awards programme, breaking down financial barriers to entry. Second, to extend the reach of our partnership programme, strengthening long-term collaboration with schools, charities and organisations locally and nationally. With an ambitious target of £8.5 million to be achieved by the end of 2026, the campaign reflects our determination to widen opportunity and deepen impact.
The past year has demonstrated the remarkable difference we can achieve when we act together. Thank you to every member of our community for your steadfast commitment and belief in this shared vision.
Shaping Our Future: Next Steps Donors 2024-25
348 new donors in 2024-25: 135 new donors are OPs
28 new donors are current pupils
54% 11% 1,260 of current parents (1,441 families) are supporters of Old Paulines are supporters total number of donors
We are lucky to have over 1,350 donors, who contribute to all areas of the school, from across our wider community made up of current parents, former parents, Old Paulines, staff and former staff, with even a few pupil donors.
We were delighted to host many of these donors across the year at various events including the Senior School Production of Oklahoma, the Senior School Carol Service, the Spring Concert, an art tour at Mercers’ Hall and dinners with the High Master for the Leadership, High Masters and Founder’s Circles, the latter also enjoying a tour of the new St Paul’s Junior School buildings.
The High Master and the Strategic Director of Development, Engagement and Marketing were also pleased to meet with donors in America last Autumn at the Head of the Charles Regatta, and more locally in summer at Henley Royal Regatta.
Our Parents’ Groups across both schools, as well as the SPS Boat Club, work tirelessly to put on events and activities for our parent body. We would not be able to build such a welcoming community without their commitment and support.
The Senior School Parents’ Group runs second-hand uniform sales each term, with all funds raised being donated towards our Founder’s Awards, this year raising over £5,000.
This whole school activity saw everyone in our community come together across two days of in person and online challenges to raise as many funds as possible for our Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign. Pupils across both schools, current and former parents, staff, Old Paulines and friends of the school took part in activities and challenges, in person and online, to support our third Giving Day.
It was a colourful day on the school site – St Paul’s Juniors pupils donned their 80s workout gear for a mass aerobics challenge, St Paul’s Seniors teachers braced themselves for penalty shootouts and Senior School boys raced towards our fundraising target with a House Competition Fun Run, amongst a number of activities going on throughout the day.
Thanks to a number of very generous individuals who sponsored our challenge pots, our donors and pupils were able to complete challenges to unlock additional funding. The support we received from everyone taking part and making a donation was phenomenal, raising an unprecedented £305,473.
The embedding of a dedicated Alumni Relations team within the school and their work with a modernised Old Pauline Club (OPC), under the leadership of President Jeremy Withers Green, has had a positive effect on Alumni engagement. The international branches of the OPC have been refreshed and events held in new countries including Spain and Greece. More hubs in the USA have been established, to complement the large New York branch.
As well as increased Old Pauline (OP) attendance at the Professional Networking events in Law, Finance, Medicine, Entrepreneurship and Real Estate, new engaged groups have been launched including OP Pride, an Armed Forces Group and a new Musicians Group to add to the list of affiliate clubs including sports clubs and the OP Lodge. 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40 year Reunions for OPs were well attended at St Paul’s in June and our series of University events at Bristol, Cambridge, Durham, Edinburgh, London and Oxford proved very popular again with on average 40 OPs at each. In 2025–26 we will look to put on similar events for students at universities in America.
The larger OPC events included the OPC Annual Dinner in October (110 attendees), the Feast Service Supper (120 attendees) and the Earliest Vintage Lunch (85 attendees).
Pauls4All
Pauls4All represents all pupil-led service and fundraising on a local, national and international level. It seeks to build links between the pupils and the communities they are part of, to understand the challenges individuals, charities and NGOs face, whilst also providing opportunities for leadership and collaboration. Pauls4All is made up of The Thomas Gresham Committee, who fundraise for and create awareness of the school’s Founder’s Awards programme and The Charities Committee, who fundraise and provide voluntary service for charities chosen by the school as well as supporting the partnerships programme.
The Thomas Gresham Committee for 2024–25, made up of Henry, Alex, Vyom, Nabil, Charlie, Dom, Ebuka, Shrey, Andrew, Ishaan, Jago, Ishan and Sam (pictured below) raised over £19,000, an incredible effort that will have a lasting impact for the Thomas Gresham Founder’s Award. They kicked off their fundraising efforts of the year with the ever-popular Thomas Gresham Quiz, attracting guests from both St Paul’s Senior and St Paul’s Junior to pit their wits against each
other. This was quickly followed by the Thomas Gresham St Paul’s Junior’s Readathon, encouraging pupils to read to their hearts’ content over the Christmas holidays whilst collecting sponsorship, and the introduction of the weekly TGC Sweet Sale for Senior School pupils, a real hit for all!
The 2024–25 committee has also introduced the 1509 Challenge, which they will be running in Autumn 2025 – this fundraiser is in celebration of our founding year, encouraging pupils to create a personal challenge around the number 1509 and raise as much money as possible for the Thomas Gresham Founder’s Award. So far, the committee alone have raised over £5,000 over the summer holidays with challenges such as cycling 1,509km, composing a piece of music with 1,509 notes, reading 15 books, and doing 150 press ups for a day over 9 days. The challenge launched on 15 September (15/09) to the whole school and we look forward to seeing everyone get involved.
Charities Committee
It has been another successful year for the Charities Committee, full of great events, lots of money raised, and most pivotally a breadth of impacts and improvements to our surrounding community.
Whole School Local Charities
– Man & Boy
– AllChild
– Little Village
– London Sports Trust
International Charity Partners:
– Beyond Ourselves (Zambia trip partner)
– Wings of Hope (Fourth and Fifth Form social enterprise initiative)
St Paul’s Junior School charity:
– Castelnau Community Centre.
St Paul’s Juniors also works regularly with FISH
Fundraising totals:
– £5,510 for whole school local charities: £1,378 per charity
– £4,000 for whole school local charities from SPJ Parent Group –£1,000 per charity
– £13,856 (and counting) for Zambia trip / Beyond Ourselves
– Over £13,000 for Wings of Hope
– £13,500 for Castelnau Community Centre
Pupil involvement:
– 100 pupils for Wings of Hope
– 19 pupils went to Zambia and raised funds
– 16 pupils are on the Pauls4All charities committee
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community events including New Parents’ Welcomes, House Socials, Topical Tuesdays, From the Archives, Reunions, quizzes and much more…
12,446 event registrations from members of the St Paul’s Community
11,176
members of the Old Pauline Club
3,325
users on St Paul’s Connect
493 community members at our Professional Networks
196 volunteers across the events programme
4.7 rating for event feedback
Rob Smith OP (1981–86), Former Parent, Past President of the Old Pauline Club
After passing the old ‘tray of random items’ memory test, I was lucky enough to earn a place at Colet Court (as it was known then). Somehow, I then made it through Common Entrance and into the ‘big school,’ where my main concern was whether the larger cricket ball would still swing! With my mother on a low wage at the BBC, I was fortunate to receive a bursary to help cover the fees.
That incredible opportunity shaped me. It made me determined to help ensure that other children from less privileged backgrounds can experience everything this school has to offer, not just in the classroom, but on the playing fields, on the river, in the theatre, concert hall, and science labs. St Paul’s is a place where the talented staff help pupils discover their ‘edge,’ their unique ‘superpower’ that will help them stand out in whatever path they choose later in life.
When my wife and I were considering St Paul’s for our sons, we met with the then High Master, Mark Bailey.
He captured the school’s spirit perfectly: “St Paul’s is one of the most elite schools in the country with the least sense of entitlement.” That balance is only possible when the school community includes as wide a cross-section of students as possible. Diversity at St Paul’s doesn’t just enrich the school; it helps shape well-rounded individuals ready for the world beyond.
That’s why it’s so important to support the school’s bursary programme, however you can, in whatever way you can. Every contribution helps open the door for the next generation to thrive.
“Having been part of St Paul’s School and the Junior School since I was eight, I’m immensely proud to play even a small part in supporting the 1509 Society.”
A breakdown of the cash donations received to the Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign, in the year 2024–25, for Founder’s Awards and Partnerships
We asked The Thomas Gresham Committee…. What does this work mean to you?
A cornerstone of our concluded Renewal Campaign and Shaping Our Future Campaign was the ambitious project to update and enhance our school buildings.
Our commitment to creating exciting, high-quality facilities for our pupils has inspired the construction of our new Junior School building, opening in January 2026, alongside the re-developments of the boathouse. These works combine exceptional design with strong links to outdoor learning. Plans for the St Paul’s boathouse are advancing promisingly, which will modernise the facilities for training, socialising and coaching. Together, they complete our vision for a state-of-the-art learning environment.
Watch our fly-through video of the building in progress from September 2025
The construction of two new, state-of-the-art buildings for St Paul’s Juniors commenced in June 2023 and is now in its final stages having remained on time and on budget throughout. This major project represents a significant investment in the future of our School that will not only enhance the learning opportunities for our pupils but also provide a warm, welcoming context that is a joy to experience. The buildings will be in use as of early 2026, boasting facilities including a Hall/ Theatre large enough for the entire St Paul’s Junior community, art studios, computing suites, libraries, flexible and innovative learning areas, and a range of outdoor zones to stimulate play and scholarship in equal measure. In line with our vision of providing an outstanding education that supports every pupil’s personal and intellectual growth, these buildings will mark an exciting new chapter in the School’s history.
Rowing at St Paul’s 1881
A boathouse fit for the 21st Century
Founding of the St Paul’s Rowing Club
2024
Year of the ‘senior eights clean sweep’ as St Paul’s School won Championship Eights, Second Eights and Third Eights at National Schools’ Regatta
102 pupils took part in National Schools’ Regatta 2025
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number of U19 World Championship medals won by Paulines since 2022
5 gold medals won at National Schools’ Regatta in 2025
Rowing has long been at the heart of life at St Paul’s. As early as 1830, Pauline crews have taken to the water to compete against the best clubs around the country. The sport is now a key part of the School’s history and traditions.
For some pupils, rowing will be a defining part of their school years, while for others it becomes a lifelong pursuit, enriched by the friendships and discipline forged on the river. Many Old Paulines have gone on to represent Great Britain on the world stage, achieving success at the Olympics, most recently with two Bronze medals in Paris 2024, and securing a number of Gold medals at the World Championships and U19 World Championships in 2025.
It has been over 50 years since our current boathouse was opened. The boathouse sits at the northeast corner of the school site near the halfway mark of the Championship Course: the stretch of the river used for the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. It is one of the oldest CLASP buildings on site and without this
refurbishment would require replacement by the end of the 2020s. With the support of our community, we are keen to introduce changes that will better support the needs of the programme and withstand the growing numbers of pupils interested in this sport.
Our plan is to lay a path around the boathouse to the riverfront, featuring 140 inscribed flagstones. Highly visible at the heart of the school, this path will be a lasting monument to our pupils, parents, OPs and staff, and will be a focal point at St Paul’s for generations to come.
For a donation of £750 your gift will be recognised on a flagstone, with a two-line message, of 16 characters per line (including spaces and punctuation).
If you would like to find out more about supporting the Boathouse Campaign, please contact the Development Office at community@stpaulsschool.org.uk
Despite continuing to face a number of financial challenges in the short term, including VAT on fees, the loss of charitable business rates relief and other inflationary cost pressures, the school remains in a strong position financially to meet these challenges. We hope to continue to build our endowed bursary funds during the course of the current and future fundraising campaigns in order to provide income to support our future bursary and partnership ambitions.
Steven Grace Finance Director
The next phase of the renewal programme, utilising the remainder of the £50m of long-term debt funding secured on the rebuilding of St Paul’s Juniors, is scheduled to be completed by the end of the calendar year 2025. This will deliver world class school facilities for our community for the next 50 years and beyond.
The school does not currently benefit from large endowed bursary funds, but we hope to continue to build on this during the final year of the Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign and during future campaigns in order to provide income to fund future bursaries. It also remains critical that our fundraising continues to be successful and sustainable if we are to be able to support our future bursary and partnership ambitions. This will involve continuing to develop additional income streams through the school’s trading subsidiary company, St Paul’s School Enterprises Limited, including the hiring of the school’s facilities, the sale of merchandise and commercialising the school’s intellectual property. That being said, we need to be mindful of the current threats facing the independent school sector including VAT on fees, the loss of charitable business rates relief and other cost pressures and to adjust our financial strategy accordingly so that we continue to meet the covenants on our long-term debt funding.
In 2023/24 school fees accounted for 82.6% of the school’s total income (£44.4m). Fundraising contributed £2.4m (4.4% of total income) representing the first year of the Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign. The school’s investments, including unrealised gains of £3.8m, earned £6.8m (12.7% of total income).
Staff, operating, trading, finance, fundraising costs and depreciation account for 88% of the total annual costs. £0.7m was paid by the school out of income to fund bursaries and other fee remissions, with a further £3.3m being provided from restricted fundraised bursary funds. Retained surpluses will continue to be used to fund future capital expenditure and significant refurbishment of the school estate together with providing additional bursary and partnership support as required.
Income 2023–24: £53.7m
FEES & EXTRAS FUNDRAISING
Expenditure 2023–24: £53.7m
STAFF COSTS
OTHER OPERATING COSTS
BURSARIES & OTHER AWARDS
DEPRECIATION
RETAINED SURPLUS
& FINANCE
The school continues to have a strong balance sheet with total reserves of £127.7m at 31 August 2024. £116.4m is represented by capitalised buildings and other assets that cannot be realised. The majority of the school’s restricted and unrestricted bursary funds together with the annual contributions to the Future Estate Capital Fund are held as investments in equities and funds with Waverton Investment Management Limited and Rathbone Investment Management Limited (Sarasin & Partners from November 2024). Cash not required for the school’s immediate operating and project needs is invested in term deposits and notice accounts.
Leaving a lasting legacy
For many, making a gift in their Will represents the most significant donation they will give in their lifetime. We understand that this is a deeply personal decision. Such a gift to St Paul’s leaves a lasting impact for generations to come, enriching the lives of countless future Paulines who would not otherwise be able to afford it, through the invaluable gift of education.
The Colet Society, our legacy giving society, was established in 2019 as a way of expressing gratitude to those who intend to leave a gift in their Will for St Paul’s School. Over time, the society has grown into a community of supportive Old Paulines, former parents, and staff.
Did you know that a gift of just 1% in your Will to St Paul’s will provide a life-changing education to future Paulines through our Founder’s Awards bursaries, while leaving 99% to those closest to you?
The benefits
Aside from the impact such gifts have on the school, any sum you bequeath to St Paul’s is not only free of tax but may also reduce the overall tax liability on your estate.
For more information or to discuss legacy giving in confidence, please contact the Development Team on 020 8748 9162 or community@stpaulsschool.org.uk
“It only seems natural to want to give back something to an institution that provided such a positive and formative role in my future life: academically, in my career and in my social life. St Paul’s seems to have gone from strength to strength since my era, and I am very happy to bequeath a small share of my good fortune to help others in the future.”
John East OP (1960–65) and Former Old Pauline Club President
Our sincere thanks goes to all those Old Paulines, current and former parents, staff, friends of St Paul’s, and Trusts and Foundations who have supported our fundraising efforts over the past year by making a gift or informing us of their intention to leave a gift in their Will. This list recognises all our benefactors who have given to the Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign and qualify as members of one of our philanthropic circles. We also acknowledge with gratitude those who have chosen to give anonymously. The list is correct to 31 August 2025.
Please advise us if we have mistakenly omitted your name and if you would like to be included in future lists or if you have a query around your philanthropic circle. We will happily rectify any errors.
Leadership Circle
Amit & Vanisha Bhatia
Sir Lloyd Dorfman CVO CBE (OP) & Lady Dorfman OBE
Jason & Katinka Gissing
Nirubhan Pathmanabhan (OP)
Founder’s Circle
Tom Adeyoola (Governor, OP)
Michael & Blake Daffey
Oliver (OP) & Chandler Evans*
Amanda & Blair Jacobson
Simon McWilliams
Lev & Natalia Mikheev
Callum & Vanessa Mitchell-Thomson
The Modiano Family
The Moretti Family
Old Pauline Club
Guglielmo & Allegra Sartori di Borgoricco
Paddy & Jacky Sellers
The South Square Trust
The Salima Foundation, Kaztayev Family
Helen & Tim Throsby
Stian Westlake (OP)
High Master’s Circle
Brad & Jeanne Altberger
Sean Bates & Helena Jorge
James Brown & Diana Fezer Brown
Ivan Capriello & Mariela Pissioti
George (OP) & Zeina Embiricos
Harry (Governor, OP) & Rachel Hampson
Stuart & Jo Harray
John, Jane, James, Chris & Matt Hepburn (OPs)
Kenora Charitable Foundation
Vivek Kumar & Deepali Agrawal
Anupama Dikshit & Nitin Jain (Kusuma Trust)
Davide & Federica Leone
Stephane & Marina Nahum
Jonathan & Lynnette Perry
Stuart & Joanna Riley
Stuart & Victoria Ritchie
Greig Schwimmer Family
JMCMRJ Sorrell Foundation
Julian & Rachel Tanner
Jasper & Francesca Tans
Simone Verri & Paola Vitali Verri
Mark Vickers (OP)
Ilya Zubarev & Marta Grymska
Erasmus Circle
Qasim & Mariam Abbas
Guy & Dominique America
Graham Atkinson & Charlotte Westbury
Adrian & Chimoto Averre
Stephen Baldock (OP) (High Master 1992-2004) & Janet Baldock
Kofi Bentsi-Enchill & Maile O’Hara
Family Borms
Giorgio Bresciani & Donata Cavallini
Chaoping Cao
Richard Cassell (Chair of Governors, OP)
Wissam Charbel (OP)
Alan Choi (OP)
Bruce Cryer (OP)
Richard Cunis (OP)
Gavin Davies & Alison Bellwood
Alexis (OP) & Fiona Dormandy
John East (OP)
Andrew (OP) & Louisa Elder
Aaron Espin (OP)
Andre & Rita Faria
Kenneth Fowlie & Meredith Forby
Oliver & Carol Gardey
Fabrice Georget & Sophie Roukline-Georget
Stefan & Ellen Goetz
Marc & Katie Goldberg
Campe & Amanda Goodman
James & Megan Graham Maw
Michael Haringman (OP)
James & Ulla Harker
Christian Hernandez & Michelle Crowe
Hernandez
Morten & Dana Høegh
Sally-Anne Huang (High Master)
Lars & Annick Huber
Craig Hughes (OP) and family
Tim & Stephanie Hunt
Stephen Jones & Katharine Barnfather
Ben & Chloe Joseph
Yalin Karadogan & Oya Tabag Karadogan
Mark & Claire Katzenellenbogen
Warren Kerrigan
Chris Krishanthan
Brian Lau (OP)
Jeffrey & Nicole Lewis-Oakes*
Guoqi Lu & Catherine Wong
James Mahoney & Paula Velez
Lord and Lady Marks of Broughton
Louis & Angela Massey
Paolo & Elisabetta Massi
Paul McGuire & Natalie Fredericks
Carlos & Alessandra Menéndez
Alexander & Jenny Menounos
Borut & Irina Miklavcic
Samuel Newhouse (Governor, OP)
Andrea Orlandi & Linda Wei*
Lisa Pan
Samir & Rupal Parekh
Rajeev & Sabrina Philip
Vincent Ponsonnaille & Vanessa Rieu-
Ponsonnaille Praxa von Baerenthal
Gabriel & Muge Ponte
Daniel & Krista Pound
Vijay & Megha Ralhan
Matthew & Victoria Rees
Shirley A. Rollitt
Stephen (OP) & Roberta Rosefield
Arash Sadighi & Suraya Chabarek
Paolo Santi (OP)
Mark (OP) & Susan Schofield*
Bruce Smith & Deirdre Davidson
John Stephenson (OP)
James & Chloe Stirling
Ernesto & Julieta Suarez
Alistair (OP) & Kerri Summers
Ruaraidh & Emma Thomas
John & Angelika Turner
Navroz Darius Udwadia
Ron Valk & Lisa Reuben Valk
Hari Varanasi & Priyanka Lilaramani
Thomas Von Plehwe (OP)
James Whale
Matthew & Sandy Whiting
Mike Whitton (OP)
Jeremy Withers Green (OP)
Leanne Wood
Jason Yardley (OP)
Jane & Kenneth Young
David Zezza & Diane Stewart Zezza*
1509 Society
Named to honour the St Paul’s School founding year – for members of our community who donate over £500 a year or regular gifts of up to £5,000 per year to the Shaping Our Future: Next Steps campaign.
Colin & Juliet Aaronson
Sam Abboud & Maya Aboukhater
David Abulafia (OP)
Kamran Adle (OP)
Alokik & Shruti Advani
Juma Ahmadzada & Gyunel Rustamova
Kutadgu Akdogan (OP)
Chika Akizawa
Dr Yannis Alexandridis & Mrs Eva
Alexandridis
Tahir & Ayesha Ali
Martin Alimadadian (OP)
Richard Allan (OP)
Fahad Roumani & Lena Demashkieh
Ejike & Ngozi Anajuba
Chris Anderson (OP)
Tim Andersson & Laura Seeto
Alexander & Ruth Andreichuk
Rilwan & Peju Animashaun
Arkwright Scholars
Robbie Armbruster (OP)*
Saravanamuthu & Vanathy Arunan
Anand Ashok (OP)
Samir Assaad & Anna-Liisa Goggs
Nicholas Atkinson KC (OP)
Nigel Atkinson (OP)
Konstantin Averin & Elena Baranova
Parham Azarbod & Shirin Zaheri
Espen Baardsen & Masa Serdarevic
Max Baghai & Amina Sirry
Pia Bahri
Robert & Neha Bailhache
John Baillie (OP)
Andrew Bainbridge (OP)
David Baker OBE (OP)
Jamie Balcombe (OP)
Panahatipola Bandara & Gaya De Alwis
Conrad Bannister (OP)
Mauricio Barahona & Sophia Yaliraki
Ilya & Luisa N Barkan
Adrian Barnes CVO DL (OP)
William Barnes & Sunanta Nuttachai
Cornelius Barry & Catherine Exton
Peter Barwick
Ted Bates (OP)
Caroline Bault
Rudi Baxter-Warman (OP)
Aliya Bayes
Philippe & Donatienne Beaufour
P Beck
Jack Bekhor (OP)
Serkan Bektas
Francois Belhomme & Victoria Lei
Benedict Beltrami (OP)
Marco Benedetti (OP)
Geoffrey Ben-Nathan (OP)
Marc Ben-Nathan (OP)
Phillip & Joanna Bennison
Mark & Grace Benson
Kobi Bentsi-Enchill (Pauline)
Sebastian Benzecry (OP)
Justin Berko-Boateng
Philip Bernie (OP)
Antony Berry
Christopher Berry (OP)
Pascal & Chizuru Besson
Lord & Lady Bethell
William Beverley & Catherine Cooper
Michael & Celia Beverly
Tonin Bici & Fang Xie
Michael Bignell (OP)
Andrew Biro (OP)
Michael Birshan (OP)
Ian Blelloch (OP)
Christian Blinkenberg & Julie Brosseau
Blinkenberg
Michael & Camilla Bloch
Philip Blow (OP)
Jeffrey Blum (OP)
Dr R Boase
Alexandra Botos
George & Corinne Boutros
Joseph Boutros (OP)
Justin Bowen (OP)
Stephen & Marion Bower
Charles Boyd (OP) & Isabel Taylor
Paul & Juliet Bramwell
Gerald Breatnach
Asa Breuss-Burgess (OP)
Jeffries Briginshaw & Dr Monica Sah
Andrew & Julie Brixey-Williams
Nick Bromwich (OP)
Ian Brooks (OP)*
Paul Brothers & Brenda Finlay
Andrew & Renee Brown
Gregory Brown & Janet Lear
Ian Brown (OP)
Joshua Brown (OP)
Nicholas & Susan Bubb
Thomas Buckley (OP)
Ludovico Buizza (OP)
Michael Burch & Katrina Ford
Adam Burks & Samantha Livesey
Adrian Burns (OP)
Alex Burtenshaw (OP)
Leonardo & Flavia Cabral
Han Cai (OP)
Hong Cai & Jin Xu
Jhaneen Cambatta-Mistry
Gregory & Franceska Caplan
Mike Carroll (OP)
Alexander Carson (OP)
Finn Carter (OP)
Paul & Sophie Carter
David Cartwright & Nicola Moretti
Charles & Claire Casimir-Lambert
Michel Cassard (OP)
Ariff Castronovo (OP)
Carlo & Marina Castronovo
Fadi Chafi & Randa Abouzaki
Colin Chalker (OP)
Vikas & Sapna Chamaria
Angelo KH Chan (OP)*
Raj Chandok & Stephanie Chassing-Chandok
David & Monica Chapman
Christopher & Elisabeth Chapple
David Charman (OP)
Marc & Sabine Chatin
Philip & Susanna Cheal
Kamal & Lynn Chebaklo
Keping Chen and Fangyuan Zhou
Jonathan & Sandra Chesebrough
Chin Chew & Winnie Yap
E Choi
Sam & Sun Choi
David Chong & Sorim Oh
Kevin & Wynne Chong
Amy Christiansen and Aden & Zade
Christiansen Si-Ahmed
Che Yep Colin Chung & Fang Liu
Russell & Ann Church
Alistair & Deborah Clark
Edward Clarke (OP)
Richard Clarke
David & Alison Clausen-Thue
Richard & Lucinda Clayton
Ursula Clery
David Cockburn (OP)
Garry & Annabelle Colligan
Philip & Geeta Collins
Alessandro Comoli (OP)
Stephen & Christabel Constance
Anthony Conway (OP)
Alexander Cooke (OP) & Sarah Crowther
Finbar Cooke & Jo Kimber
Samer & Maria Cortas
David & Elizabeth Coughlan
Peter Coulson (OP)
Anthony Cripps (OP)
Paul Croney (OP)
Yun Cui & Xuejun Zhang
John Cullinane (OP)
Roger Custance (OP)
Rishi Dadia (OP)
Abbas Dadou
Josephine Dallal
Pamela Dalton
Ahrash & Sinead Daneshvar
Dara Daneshvar (OP)
Mrinal Dansingani (OP)*
Patricia Darke
Lalit & Suzanne Das
Maneksh & Rita Dattani
Rohin & Sapna Dattani
Aymon Daud (OP)
Lucia & John Davies
Robert & Ann Davies
George & Akemi Dawson
Jeffrey Day (OP)
Zach de Beer (OP)
Patrick & Benedicte de Nonneville
Ranil de Silva (OP)
Julian Deering & Miriam Gray
Richard Deitz & Marina Nacheva
Charles & Dympna Delaney
John Dennis (OP) & Joan (Former Parent)
Dennis
Simon Dennis MBE (OP)
Andrew Dent (OP)
Navin Desai & Dipali Devaskar
Charles & Laura Desmond
Jasbir Dhillon & Ajneet Jassey
Olayinka Dixon
Toby Dodson (OP)
A N Donaldson
Harjinder & Sukhi Dosanjh
Mike Drinkwater (OP)
Chris D’Sylva & Nicky Shaw
Hong Dyer
Professor Andrew Eder (OP)
Peter & Stephanie Edward
Saul Edward (OP)
Gordon & Kelley Eichhorst
Robin Ejsmond-Frey (OP)
Senani Ellepola & Ruvani Ranasinha
Mark Elliott (OP)
John Ellis (OP)
Richard Elphick (OP)
Matthew & Sally Eltringham
William Emamian (OP)
Rob Engel (OP)*
Michael & Sandy Engelbach
Billy English (OP)
Didem Erdenir
Alexander Esin (OP)
Marco Espin (OP)
Richard Evans & Sara Fooks
Hugh & Alev Eveleigh
Guy Everton (OP)
Jason Fairclough & Genevieve Cooper
Carl Faker & Celine Khoury Faker
Lord & Lady Faulks
Christopher & Sofia Fenichell
Robert & Catherine Fernandez
Albert Ferro & Alethea Cooper
Biba Fielding
Mr & Mrs Firth
James & Fiona Fitzherbert-Brockholes
Philip Fitzsimmons
Hugo Fleming (OP)
Laurent & Perrine Fontaine
Alexander Foster (OP)
Nick Fox (OP)
Bob Francis (OP)
Roger Freathy (OP)
Nick Freeland (OP)
Patrick Freke Evans
Christopher & Natalie Fritz
Timothy Fuller (OP)
Yasseen Gailani (OP)
P. & L. Gallone
Hassan & Mouli Gani
Paul Ganjou (OP)
Juan Garcia Burgos & Adela Rodenas
Rodriguez
Juan Garcia Rodenas (OP)
Alfredo Garicoche & Carolina Hatcherian
Anil George & Deepa Abraham
Ilya German & Elena Emelianova
Ali & Sanam Ghaffarpour
Surendra & Hemlata Ghantiwala
Luca & Camilla Ghislanzoni
Viera Ghods
Elwyn Gladstone (OP)
Stefan Glänzer & Uta Glänzer-De Veer
Andreas & Julie Glaus
Michael Gleason & Michelle Moriarty
John Godding (OP)
Cliff Godfrey
Greg Godik (OP)
Daryl Goh (OP)
Chris Goldie (OP)
Alan Goodridge
Amol & Trupti Gore
Taras Gout (OP)
Sir Alexander Graham GBE (OP)
Christopher & Bernadette Granier-Deferre
James Grant (OP)
Roger & Silvia Gray
Philip Green (OP)
Michael Grimaldi & Sandra Gevarguize
Toby Grimstone (OP)
Irving Grose (OP)
Matthew & Alaine Grossman
Serge Guevel & Shahrzad Tehranie
Xin Guo & Xiaoxiao Sun
Andrei Gusev & Nadezda Shabalina
Alexander Gutin & Alexandra Gutina
Nicholas Haas (OP)
John Haile (OP)
Adam Hain & Michaela Sved
Johnny & Joanna Halsall
Luke Hamill (OP)
Michael & Isabel Hammond
Gustav Hamren-Larsson
S Hanney
Harandi Family
Peter & Francesca Harden
Simon Harding (OP)
Alistair Harding-Smith (OP)
Simon P. D. Hardy (OP)
Stuart Hardy (OP)
Rushabh Haria (OP)
Nicholas Haringman (OP)
Thomas Harray (OP)
Eoghan Harrington & Emily Harrington-Tseng
John Harvey (OP)
Imran & Catherine Hasnain
Nigel (OP) & Jacqui Hatfield
Charles Hawes (OP) & Elizabeth Kelly
Edgar Hawkes (OP)
Gavin & Michele Hay
Thomas Hayhoe (OP)
Cao He & Ming Li
Robert Head (OP)*
Davor & Tatiana Hebel
Michael Helfgott (OP)
Sven Helsen & Ermina Van Hoye
Christopher Hepburn (OP)
Nicholas Herman (OP)
Raymond Hickey & Lee Deverell
Lee & Sarah Hickles
Christopher Hill & Deborah Kingston
Timothy & Jacqueline Hill
Tom Hobden (OP)
Charles Hodgkinson (OP)
Peter & Carol Holden
John Holder (OP)
Martine & Henning Holter
John & Christina Honsinger
John Hopkins (OP)
Timothy Horlick
Kevin Howard & Karen Mann
David H Howell
Dr Zhijiang Huang & Mrs Ting Wang
John Huard (OP)
Johan Hueffer & Cinzia Basile-Hueffer
Ben Hughes (OP)
Nicholas & Helen Hughes
Robin Humber JP (OP)
Christopher Hunt & Nona Liang
David Hunt (OP)
Jason & Lisa Hutchings
Reu Ildefonso & Maria Bautista
Zina H Iliya
Nev Illingworth-Law (OP)
Kevin Irwin & Karen Go
Ishan Islam (OP)
Rosemarie Jahangir
Jaidev Janardana & Neha Mahendru
Nicolas (OP) & Fiona Jansa
Karin Jardine Brown
Jeremy & Sarah Jensen
Cyrus Jilla (OP)
Richard Johns (OP)
Alexander Johnson (OP)
Kyle Johnston (OP)
Alistair Jones (OP)
Brian Jones (OP)
Christopher Jones (OP)
Edward Jones (OP)
George & Caroline Jones
Neil Jones (OP)
Thomas & Anita Jones
David (OP) & Denise Joseph
James Kafton (OP)
Neil Kaplan CBE KC SBS (OP)
Alexei Karavaikin & Elena Plotkina
Barbara Karayi
Jan & Sabena Karkowski
Nicholas Kehagias (OP)
James Kelly (OP)
Thomas Kemp (OP)
Justin Kennedy
Mark & Kate Kenny
Stephen KC & Aida Kenny
Stuart Kerrigan (OP)
Asad Khair (OP)
Adeel Khan & Naazish Haq
Omar Khan (OP)
Bijan Khoubehi & Leyla Entezari
Pat & Jill Kiernan
Esayas Kifle & Abeba Tesfay
Eugene Kim & Nhuoc Tu-Kim
Benjamin King (OP)
Mike Knowles & Patricia Creedon
Will Knox (OP)
Jakob Ko (OP)
Egmont & Kathryn Kock
Jan & Julia Koeppen
Tobias & Catherine Koester
Cyrus & Eman Korat
Omar Kotb & Inji Shabrawishi
Alex Krasnic (OP)
Vikram Krishna & Neha Kumar
Michal Krupinski & Anna Zdrzalik
Anil Kutty & Hema Pillai
Jennifer Kwakye
Frederick & Nicolette Kwok
Jonathan Kydd (OP)
Dominic La Hausse de Lalouvière (OP)
Anis Lahlou Abid & Adema Khairakhmetova
Matteo Lais (OP)
Neil Lamb
Christopher Lambert (OP)
Xavier Lamy
Nick Land
Larissa Lapaire-Adumekwe
Ahmad & Nasrin Lari
Denis & Lynda Latimer
Greg Lau (OP)
Bruce Lawson (OP)
Jane Lawson
Gordon & Ann-Helen Leaver
Sam Lecacheur (OP)
John Leeson (OP)
Lucas Leong (OP)
Mark Leung
Paul Lever (OP)
Alastair Levy & Silvia Fiaccavento Levy
Adam Lewis & Beate Mjaaland
Alex Lewis-Oakes (OP)
Justin Lewis-Oakes (OP)
Chunwang Li & Wenjun Chen
Yushi Li (OP)
Haihua Liang & Miaoqun Cai
Graham & Elizabeth Light
Ho-Shik Lim & Hye-Youn Lee
David Linsey (OP)
Jindong Liu & Ying Zhang
Xingpeng Liu & Lin Xu
Kirsty Logan (OP)
Oliver Logan (OP)
Nicola Longfield & Luca Destito
Nicola Lovell
David Lowish (OP)
Richard & Susanne Lowish
Callum & Joanna Ludgate
Edward & Lucy Lynch
Jonathan Ma (OP)
Suk Ma
Crispin & Charlotte Maby
Ian Macdougall (OP)
George Macpherson (OP)
Charles Madge (OP)
Manuel & Sally Magalhaes
Dr Andrew Main (OP)
Mahir Maini (OP)
Manav Maini (OP)
Andrew & Adel Malcolm
Patrick Mang
David Mansfield (OP)
Nick Markantonis (OP)
Jonathan Marks (OP)
The Honourable Michael Marks (OP)
Nigel Marks (OP)
Prof M & Dr A Marmot
Alex Martin (OP)
Andrew & Lisa Martin
Simon & Bryony Martin
Leo Maslaw (Pauline)
Nigel Maslin (OP)
Karim Mattar (OP)
Sebastian Mattey (OP)
Arnab Das & Noemi Maupertuis
Daahir Xassan Maxamed & Ifrax Mahamoud
David May (OP)
Paul & Di Mayze
Jason & Nicola McAleer
Usha McAndrew
William McCullagh (OP)
Sebastian McDermott (OP)
Christine McGuinness
Bruce & Nola McInroy
Tom & Betty Ann McInteer*
James & Alison McKellar
Peter McKie (OP)
Alain McKinnon (OP)
Hugh McMichael (OP)
Nicole McWilliams
Rahul & Vatsala Mehra
Ripun Mehta & Sadna J Samaranayake
Daniel Menéndez (OP)
Simon Merchant (OP)
Cyrus & Behroz Mewawalla
Karim & Sayaka Mian
Alexander Michaelis & Susanna Parry
Michaelis
David Miles (OP)
Jon Miller & Chloe Emmerson
Melvyn Miller (OP)
Richard & Patricia Mills
William Mines (OP)*
Nick Minogue (OP)
Stephen Mitchell (OP)
Christopher Montague-Jones (OP)
Dugald Moore & Irene Ho-Moore
Gerard Morgan & Simona Bazanova
David Morrison (OP)
Simon Morrison (OP)
Roger Moulton (OP)
Rory & Diya Mullan
Celio Murillo Escobar
Calum Murray & Sian Evans
Jules & Bridgitte Musoki
Hardeep (OP) & Janet Nahal
Alykhan & Sonal Nathoo
Jamil & Sonya Nathoo
Nicholas & Fiona Nelson
Andrew Nettleton (OP)
John Nettleton (OP)
Andy Newman (OP)*
Christopher & Caroline Newsholme
Ahilan & Dharuni Nithiananthan
Stefano Nora & Ganna Abdulakh
Nathaniel (OP) & Serena Norgren
Tatyana Normak
Sam North (Pauline)
Andrew & Brigid Nuthall
Kevin O’Flaherty & Lisa-Jane Anderson
Nicholas O’Donohoe & Stephanie Barwise
Bobby & Joy Ofili
Oluwatimilehin Ogunbanwo
Taiji & Duniya Okada
John Olbrich (OP)
Richard Oliver
Felix & Trudie Omondi
Richard & Lynne Onslow
Laurenz Orlando (OP)
David Orr (OP)
Padraic & Henrietta O’Shea
Damian O’Sullivan & Jie Xu
Daniel & Joanna Oudkerk
Sir Duncan & Lady Ouseley
Max Owen (OP)
Anthony Paish (OP)
Fausto & Joanne Palazzo
William Palmer (OP)
Colin Pan & Connie Reyes
Manan Pant (OP)
Isaac Paradise (OP)
Paul & Colette Parkins-Godwin
Richard Parlour (OP)
Dominic Parr (OP)
Hugo & Avril Parson
Amish Patel (OP)
Jay & Aruna Patel
Sheyan Patel (OP)
Sunil & Varsha Patel
Preetam Patnaik & Arpita Das
Ann & Inigo Patten
Anjanette Pavell
John Payne (OP)
Alexa Peachey
Joseph & Laura Pedlow
Bartholomew & Justine Peerless
Jeremy Pembroke (OP)
Hao Peng & Xue Feng Li
Simon Pennington & Eleanor De Freitas
Toby Peregrine-Jones (OP)
Priyanka Perera
David & Caroline Perkins
Graeme Perkins (OP)
Luca Perper (OP)
Reid Perper & Maria Clara Tucci
Mr & Mrs Pervez
Edward & Henrietta Petter
Cosmo Phillipps (OP)
Robert & Belinda Platt
Douglas Polunin & Galia Velimukhametova
Nicholas & Natasha Pope
Bob Porter (OP)
Alison Post
Dr Robin & Adrienne Powell
David Prevezer (OP)
Tristan Pringle (OP)
Mark Przyrembel
Christian Puritz (OP)
Rupert Puritz (OP)
Nick & Hetty Pye
Ademuyiwa Quadri
Michele Raba & Roberta Giribuola
Michael & Majda Rainer
Vivek Raman (OP)
Ravi & Abi Ramanathan
Somasundaram & Indrakumari Ramanathan
Philip Raperport (OP)
Matine Raza (OP)
Karthik & Ishani Reddy
Richard Reed (OP)
Dan & Philippa Rees
Andrew Reid (OP)
Simon & Kathryn Reid
David Richardson (OP)
Jason Richardson
Giles & Meena Ridge
Olivier & Emmanuelle Rio
Tom Risdon (OP)
James Ritchie (OP)*
Charles Roast (OP)
Alan Robson (OP)
Stephen Rockman (OP)
Roma Rodriguez-Alarcon (OP)
Nigel Rogers & Karen Bizon
Stephen Rose (OP)
Mrs Virginia Rose
Paul Rosefield (OP)
Richard & Mei Ling Routley
Jonathan & Nina Rowley
Nicholas Roy (OP)
Gerard Russell (OP)
Jack Ryan (OP)
Robert Sadotti & Viveca Tempo
Ivan Sakellariou & Elena Tsoka
Laurent & Nicole Samama
Jerry & Sarika Sandhu
Gregg Sando & Sarah Havens
Joao & Maria Saraiva e Silva
Robert Sasson (OP)
Freddie Saunders (OP)
Jason Saunders & Raphaelle Moysan
Kaustav Sawhny (OP)
Philip Sayer (OP)
Frederick Sayers (OP)
Elias Scafidas & Nhon Vo
Cleo Scalchi (OP)
Peter Schmidt & Lucia Mizzoni
Daniel Scott (OP)
James Scrivener (OP)
Stuart Seaby & Louisa Sans
James Seaward (OP)*
Yad Selvakumar (OP)
Julien & Amanda Sevaux
Ali Shafighian (OP)
Priyank Shah & Nikhila Krishnan
Aliya Baspakova
Clifford Shanbury (OP)
Daniel Shane (OP)
Syed Sharaf (OP)
Yazid & Rana Sharaiha
Manoj Swain & Punam Sharma
Ranjana Sharma
Andrew Sheer (OP)
Anwar Sheikh & Rebecca Zimmerman
Peter Shepherd & Sara Lister
Zachary Sherlock (OP)
Lunzhi Shi (OP)
Robert Shi & Rebecca Lin
Zhangbo & Na Shi
Alastair Shipman (OP)
Sebastian Shorr (OP)
Rahul Shorthose (OP)
Rajiv Shukla & Archana Sarma
Karim, Aden & Zade Si-Ahmed
Petros Siakotos Konstantinidis & Anna
Siakotos
Riccardo Sicheri & Doriana Russo
Masroor & Zoya Siddiqui
Anne-Marie Simmons
Michael & Julie Simmons
Robin Simpson (OP)
Amrinder Singh & Pooja Juneja
Dalbir Singh (OP)
Harjinder Singh & Sharonjit K Samrai
Vineet Singh & Katerina Mirkou
Raj Sitlani (OP)
John & Rowena Skoulding
Alan & Joan Smith
Andrew Smith (OP)*
Geraint & Philippa Smith
Jeremy Smith (OP)
Keith Smith TD (OP)
Robert Smith (OP)
Harry Smouha (OP)
Nicholas Snee & Philippa Gravestock
Anna Snowden
Paul Sommerfeld (OP)
Jamin Son (OP)
Sanooj Soni (OP)
Tej Sood (OP)
Harry Speak (OP)
Domenico & Katya Speciale
Karl & Katherine Spielmann*
Gordon Spiers (OP)
Nicholas Springer (OP)
Richard & Dinah Squire
Anthony Stadlen (OP)
Michael Stepan (OP)
George Stephanakis
Peter Stevenson (OP)
Robert Stewart (OP)
Alexander Stockler (OP)
Nigel Stockwell (OP)
Robert Stok (OP)
Christopher Stokes (OP)
Peter & Gersende Stoll
Thomas Stonier (OP)
Alan Stranders (OP)
Jemima Stratford
Simon Strauss (OP)*
Christophe & Catherine Strauven
Bill & Louise Street
Philip & Ann Sullivan
Nahmkook Sun & Ji Hoon Ha Xiaochen & Wenxian Sun
Cyrus Suntook (OP)
Sir Michael Supperstone (OP)
Gregory Suter (OP)
Leo Suter (OP)
Mark Swartzentruber & Mary Bradbury
Aditya Talwar (OP)
Desmond Tan (OP)
Vanessa & Maurizio Tassi
Steven & Ruth Tatters
Andrew Taylor & Cheryl Lobo
Ash Thedchanamoorthy (OP)
Mr James Thomas (OP)
Peter & Fiona Thomas
Dr Alwyn Richard Thompson (OP)
Toby Thorogood (OP)
David Tigue (OP)
Michele Tinker
James Torrance (OP)
Nicolas Traissac & Gwenaelle Deloux
Roger & Jennifer Tredre
Frank Tuil & Jenny Eriksson-Tuil
Christopher Turner (OP)
Oliver Twinch & Laura Liede
Ed Vaizey (Governor, OP) & Alex Vaizey
Oscar Van Angeren & Valérie Van AngerenGassler
Christiaen & Nathalie van Lanschot
Jay Vara (OP)
Harsha Varma & Anubha Shrivastava
Arvind Vashisht & Dr Isabel Pigem
Vitaly Vasiliev & Hyunsook Kim
Philip Vavalidis (OP)
John Venning & Shahied Abrahams
David & Sabena Viles
Oscar Vitou (OP)
Vincent & Kyung Voeten
Christian & Nina Von Sanden
Ellis Walker & Charlotte Weir
Michael Walker
Stephen Walker (OP)
James Walmsley & Helen S Wolstenholme
Johannes Waltz & Palasri Waltz-Guha
Yinjun Wang & Becky Na Ma
Zhou Wang & Dongqing Jin
Mr & Mrs Warder
James & Judith Waring
Jamey Waters (OP)*
Tim & Fiona Webber
Robin & Hazel Wedderburn
Oliver & Kristen Weldon*
Henry Wells (OP)
Ronald West (OP)
Stephen West & Carol Irving
Mark (OP) & Sandrine Westcott
Sam & Maria Whittaker
Jonathan Whybrow (OP)
David Widdowson (OP)
David Wighton (OP) & Charis Gresser
Mevan Wijayatilake (OP)
Edward & Dorothy Wild
Guy Wildy (OP)
Alan Williams (OP)
Martyn Williams & Katie Gitelson
Matthew Williams & Marianne Brammer
Robert Williams & Helena Muller
Christopher Willis (OP)
Julian & Nupul Wills
James Wilson (OP)
Peter & Claire Wilson
Martin Wiseman (OP)*
Simon & Juliet Wiseman
Oliver Wolfensberger & Judith Wettach
Dr Wolf & Gita Wolfsteiner
Chiu Yin Wong & Ka Man Wong Law
Pak Yan Wong & Yun Shan Annie Kong
Nicholas Wood (OP)
Mr & Mrs Woods
Jonathan (OP) & Leana Woolf
Elizabeth Wooliston
Francis Wright (OP)
Timothy Wright & Hyeon Chu Lim
Yinan Xiao & Ella Liang
Tao Xu & Guiqin Song
Takahiro & Junko Yamaoku
Xiaoke Yin & Qiuru Xing
Hyong Joon Yu & Hea Mi Kim
Giovanni Zaccaria & Claudia Gaspari
Laurence & Faith Zage
Stephane Zeghbib & Celine Desaedeleer
Andrew Zein (OP)
Wei Zhang
Zhengshou Zheng & Jing Mao
Harlan Zimmerman & Andrea Zisman
Aurelius Zwick (OP)*
The Colet Society
Thank you to all those members of our community who have indicated that they are intending to leave, or have left, a gift to St Paul’s in their Will.
Julian Acland (OP)
Vahe Amassian (OP)
John Ashworth (OP)
Stephen Bailey (OP)
Martin Ben-Nathan (OP)
Dennis Bertuzzi-Amanda (OP)
Janet Black Post
Mike Branch (OP)
Nicholas Brooks (OP)
Patrick Burke (OP)
Richard Cassell (Chair of Governors, OP)
Tony Chivers (OP)
Roger Cline (OP)
Richard Codd (OP)
Sir Michael Codron CBE (OP)
Ian Collin (OP)
Ross Compton (OP)
Bruce Cryer (OP)
Andrew Dent (OP)
John East (OP)
Margaret Elphick
Nicholas Elphick (OP)
Gareth Evans (OP)
Tom Everett (OP)
Colin Fitch (OP)
David Forrester (OP)
Paul Fortescue (OP)
Paul Ganjou (OP)
Neil Goodman (OP)
Brian Greene (OP)
Raymond Grierson (OP)
Christopher Guelff (OP)
Alan Haines (OP)
David Haney (OP)
Simon P. D. Hardy (OP)
Basil Hoare (OP)
Giles Holman (OP)
Michael Hunt (OP)
John Jeffreys (OP)
Michael Jenkins (OP)
John Jevons (OP)
Brian Jones (OP)
Desmond Kayton (OP)
Peter King (OP)
Terence Kuun (OP)
Sebastian Lazareno (OP)
Tom Liu (OP)
David Loewe (OP)
Freddy Mann (OP)
Tom Manning (OP)
Gerald Marcus (OP)
Ian McNicol (OP)
Richard Mellish (OP)
Jerry Mew (OP)
Richard Morris (OP)
Brian Murray (OP)
Graham & Rosie Nash
John Obey (OP)
Geoffrey Oram (OP)
Richard Parlour (OP)
Geoffrey Parsons (OP)
Stanley Peploe (OP)
Roger Plymen (OP)
Maurice Prendergast (OP)
Roy Randolph (OP)
Derek Richardson (OP)
Alan Rind CVO (OP)
Pauline Risdon
Charles Roberts (OP)
Douglas Rose (OP)
Sir Peter Roth (OP)
Christopher Rowe (Hon OP)
Brian Schofield (OP)
David Scott (OP)
Mike Seigel (OP, Former Member of Staff, Former Parent)
John Suggit (OP)
Mr James Thomas (OP)
Peter Thomson
John Thorn (OP)
Brian Thorne (OP)
The Estate of Geoffrey Thorpe-Young (OP)
Gordon Todd (OP)
Owen Toller
John Turner (OP)
Christopher Vallender (OP)
David Vermont
John Waters (OP)
Julian Wathen (OP)
Adrian Wells (OP)
Bowen Wells (OP)
Mike Whitton (OP)
Robin Wills & Diane Makepeace
Richard Wilson (OP)
Peter Wisher (OP)
Jeremy Withers Green (OP)
Geoffrey Woodhead (OP)
John Zehetmayr (OP)
