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The King’s School Worcester Development TrustRegistered in England and Wales: Charity Number 527530Registered Office: 5 College Green, Worcester WR1 2LL

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Foundation Development Office5 College Green, Worcester WR1 2LL01905 [email protected]

©2015 The King’s School, Worcester

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The Annual Campaign is a yearly programme within the King’s Foundation which offers the opportunity to contribute to projects and aspects of education which cannot be funded through the fees alone.

Even the smallest gift, when combined with those of other members of the community makes an immediate and significant difference to the school, and provides the stability for King’s to plan for the future.

In recent years, the Annual Campaign has enabled the School to finance a number of projects, which include:

- A major contribution to the SPACE Campaign and equipment for The Keyes Building- Two new bursaries- New benches in the school gardens and playing fields- Video screens for the Library and Dining Hall


“Individually we are one drop.Together, we are an ocean.”

Ryunosuke Satoro


The Annual Campaign is a yearly programme within the King’s Foundation which offers the opportunity to contribute to projects and aspects of education which cannot be funded through the fees alone.

Even the smallest gift, when combined with those of other members of the community makes an immediate and significant difference to the school, and provides the stability for King’s to plan for the future.

In recent years, the Annual Campaign has enabled the School to finance a number of projects, which include:

- A major contribution to the SPACE Campaign and equipment for The Keyes Building- Two new bursaries- New benches in the school gardens and playing fields- Video screens for the Library and Dining Hall


“Individually we are one drop.Together, we are an ocean.”

Ryunosuke Satoro


Fellowship Bursaries

The Assisted Places and Direct Grant Schemes ended nearly 20 years ago. Since then, we have been committed to trying to replace the schemes of the past with our own bursary funding.

The number of bursaries awarded to pupils has more than trebled over the past decade, from the equivalent of 15 full fees in 2000 to close to 47 full fees in 2014, but demand far outstrips our capacity to support these highly deserving candidates.

The Fellowship Bursary scheme encourages OVs, parents and friends of King’s to join together to share the cost of supporting a bursary. Donations to this fund are spent as they are received.

A modest monthly donation (less than the cost of a daily coffee) mirrored by your group of friends could finance a greater number of bursaries and help recover the ground lost since the demise of the Assisted Places initiative.


“Opportunity is awareness and choice. I would never have gone to

Oxford without the King’s School - it wouldn’t have featured on my

‘horizon of the possible.’”

17 x £10 People Per month

WILL SUPPORT A BURSARY


Fellowship Bursaries

The Assisted Places and Direct Grant Schemes ended nearly 20 years ago. Since then, we have been committed to trying to replace the schemes of the past with our own bursary funding.

The number of bursaries awarded to pupils has more than trebled over the past decade, from the equivalent of 15 full fees in 2000 to close to 47 full fees in 2014, but demand far outstrips our capacity to support these highly deserving candidates.

The Fellowship Bursary scheme encourages OVs, parents and friends of King’s to join together to share the cost of supporting a bursary. Donations to this fund are spent as they are received.

A modest monthly donation (less than the cost of a daily coffee) mirrored by your group of friends could finance a greater number of bursaries and help recover the ground lost since the demise of the Assisted Places initiative.


“Opportunity is awareness and choice. I would never have gone to

Oxford without the King’s School - it wouldn’t have featured on my

‘horizon of the possible.’”

17 x £10 People Per month

WILL SUPPORT A BURSARY


Donald Anderton Memorial Boat

Donald Anderton (Hon OV 58-88) passed away in September 2014. To commemorate Donald and the thirty years of service he gave to the King’s School, Worcester, the Boat Club would like to purchase and name a new boat in his honour.

Projects

Each year, staff suggest projects for the Annual Campaign which will directly and immediately impact our pupils. All projects for which we are seeking financial support are on a modest scale and will be realised within the next year. The key projects for 2014/15 are:

Lego Kit £300The Robotics Club enter the First Lego League competition each year, and new, modern kit on which to practise means they will be well equipped for the event.

Air Rifles £800 eachTwo air rifles for the CCF, together with the accompanying bag, additional magazines and air bottles. The CCF will benefit from using modern air rifles, which are more easily and flexibly used and maintained than regular rifles; these rifles will allow for better marksmanship training.

IT Facilities for Study Library in Choir House £1,500Equipment for the English Department’s newly inaugurated Study Library in Choir House, to include computers, a printer, books and other resources.

Lighting Control Desk in the John Moore Theatre £8,000A state of the art Lighting Control Desk to be used by the Theatre Department for all theatrical events in the John Moore Theatre. The Desk would also be a valuable teaching aid for the ever-developing Technical Theatre Club.


“Involvement in the extra-curricular activities at King’s has given me a sense of confidence and made me the outgoing

person I am today.”


Donald Anderton Memorial Boat

Donald Anderton (Hon OV 58-88) passed away in September 2014. To commemorate Donald and the thirty years of service he gave to the King’s School, Worcester, the Boat Club would like to purchase and name a new boat in his honour.

Projects

Each year, staff suggest projects for the Annual Campaign which will directly and immediately impact our pupils. All projects for which we are seeking financial support are on a modest scale and will be realised within the next year. The key projects for 2014/15 are:

Lego Kit £300The Robotics Club enter the First Lego League competition each year, and new, modern kit on which to practise means they will be well equipped for the event.

Air Rifles £800 eachTwo air rifles for the CCF, together with the accompanying bag, additional magazines and air bottles. The CCF will benefit from using modern air rifles, which are more easily and flexibly used and maintained than regular rifles; these rifles will allow for better marksmanship training.

IT Facilities for Study Library in Choir House £1,500Equipment for the English Department’s newly inaugurated Study Library in Choir House, to include computers, a printer, books and other resources.

Lighting Control Desk in the John Moore Theatre £8,000A state of the art Lighting Control Desk to be used by the Theatre Department for all theatrical events in the John Moore Theatre. The Desk would also be a valuable teaching aid for the ever-developing Technical Theatre Club.


“Involvement in the extra-curricular activities at King’s has given me a sense of confidence and made me the outgoing

person I am today.”


“An amazing school which offers a wealth of opportunity and a

supportive network that sets you up for a bright future.”


Why Give?

We are committed to keeping the fees as low as possible, and fee income is spent on the operational costs of running the school.

We aspire to ensure that the excellent level of education and pastoral care offered at King’s is maintained for generations to come. Your participation in the Annual Campaign provides much of the additional enrichment which drives King’s forward.

“The generosity and goodwill of the community associated with the King’s School is a critical factor in the school’s success, and has enabled it to go from strength to strength in recent times. The additional financial support we receive from parents, Old Vigornians and friends makes a huge contribution to life at King’s and will continue to be crucial to our future.”

Matthew Armstrong, Headmaster


“An amazing school which offers a wealth of opportunity and a

supportive network that sets you up for a bright future.”


Why Give?

We are committed to keeping the fees as low as possible, and fee income is spent on the operational costs of running the school.

We aspire to ensure that the excellent level of education and pastoral care offered at King’s is maintained for generations to come. Your participation in the Annual Campaign provides much of the additional enrichment which drives King’s forward.

“The generosity and goodwill of the community associated with the King’s School is a critical factor in the school’s success, and has enabled it to go from strength to strength in recent times. The additional financial support we receive from parents, Old Vigornians and friends makes a huge contribution to life at King’s and will continue to be crucial to our future.”

Matthew Armstrong, Headmaster


Tax Efficient Giving

Gift Aid increases the value of your donation by 25p for every £1 you give, at no extra cost to you. If you are a UK tax payer then we can increase the value of your donation by 25% making every £100 worth £125. Simply complete the declaration on the form.

If you are a higher rate tax payer then you can also reclaim 25% or 31.25% of your donation and offset some of your own tax liability by helping The King’s School, Worcester. It could cost you half of what we gain.

By supporting the Annual Campaign, additional resources will help our pupils get the very best from their time at The King’s School, Worcester. We will thank all our supporters in the 2014/15 Development Trust Newsletter. If you wish to remain anonymous, please state this clearly on the gift form.

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Name: Post Code:

Contact telephone number:

I wish to make a donation of £ towards: Lego Kit Lighting Control Desk Air Rifles IT Facilities for library in Choir House Donald Anderton Memorial Boat Fellowship Bursary (Specific group:.........................................................................) Unrestricted (Funds will be used at the descretion of the Trustees) Gift Aid declaration: your donation can be worth even morePlease treat as Gift Aid donations all qualifying gifts of money made until I notify you otherwise.

I confirm that I have paid or will pay an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax for the current tax year (6th to 5th April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs I will donate to will claim on my gifts for the current tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not apply and I understand that the charity will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given.

Signature: Date:

Address:

Regular gifts can be made by standing order, credit card, via the bill or online. Single gifts can be made by bank transfer, cheque, cash or credit card.

Bankers Order for standing order donations

To the Manager, Name/address of bank:

Account number: Sort code:

Please pay from my account the following sum in figures: £

and in words:

To The King’s School Worcester Development Trust, Lloyds Bank, Sort Code 30-99-90, a/c

00655584 every month/quarter/year

Starting on / / 2015 until payments have been made.

Name: Postcode:

Signature: Date:

Bank Transfer: The King’s School Worcester Development Trust (Lloyds Bank)Sort code: 30-99-90 A/C: 00655584 (Please do advise us of gifts made in this way and return the gift aid form below)

Online: www.justgiving.com/ksw-annualgiving

Cheque: Please make payable to The King’s School Worcester Development Trust

Credit/debit card details: Card number:

Expiry date: Issue no: 3-digit security no:

Name on card:

Donate via the bill: £ per term to the total value of £

Donate registration deposit: Please transfer my £100 deposit as a charitable donation to

The King’s School Worcester Development Trust (Upper Sixth parents only)


Tax Efficient Giving

Gift Aid increases the value of your donation by 25p for every £1 you give, at no extra cost to you. If you are a UK tax payer then we can increase the value of your donation by 25% making every £100 worth £125. Simply complete the declaration on the form.

If you are a higher rate tax payer then you can also reclaim 25% or 31.25% of your donation and offset some of your own tax liability by helping The King’s School, Worcester. It could cost you half of what we gain.

By supporting the Annual Campaign, additional resources will help our pupils get the very best from their time at The King’s School, Worcester. We will thank all our supporters in the 2014/15 Development Trust Newsletter. If you wish to remain anonymous, please state this clearly on the gift form.

REGI

A S

C HO

LA

VIGO

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SIS


Name: Post Code:

Contact telephone number:

I wish to make a donation of £ towards: Lego Kit Lighting Control Desk Air Rifles IT Facilities for library in Choir House Donald Anderton Memorial Boat Fellowship Bursary (Specific group:.........................................................................) Unrestricted (Funds will be used at the descretion of the Trustees) Gift Aid declaration: your donation can be worth even morePlease treat as Gift Aid donations all qualifying gifts of money made until I notify you otherwise.

I confirm that I have paid or will pay an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax for the current tax year (6th to 5th April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs I will donate to will claim on my gifts for the current tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not apply and I understand that the charity will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given.

Signature: Date:

Address:

Regular gifts can be made by standing order, credit card, via the bill or online. Single gifts can be made by bank transfer, cheque, cash or credit card.

Bankers Order for standing order donations

To the Manager, Name/address of bank:

Account number: Sort code:

Please pay from my account the following sum in figures: £

and in words:

To The King’s School Worcester Development Trust, Lloyds Bank, Sort Code 30-99-90, a/c

00655584 every month/quarter/year

Starting on / / 2015 until payments have been made.

Name: Postcode:

Signature: Date:

Bank Transfer: The King’s School Worcester Development Trust (Lloyds Bank)Sort code: 30-99-90 A/C: 00655584 (Please do advise us of gifts made in this way and return the gift aid form below)

Online: www.justgiving.com/ksw-annualgiving

Cheque: Please make payable to The King’s School Worcester Development Trust

Credit/debit card details: Card number:

Expiry date: Issue no: 3-digit security no:

Name on card:

Donate via the bill: £ per term to the total value of £

Donate registration deposit: Please transfer my £100 deposit as a charitable donation to

The King’s School Worcester Development Trust (Upper Sixth parents only)


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Annual Campaign2015


www.ksw.org.uk/development

The King’s School Worcester Development TrustRegistered in England and Wales: Charity Number 527530Registered Office: 5 College Green, Worcester WR1 2LL

@KSWFDO


Foundation Development Office5 College Green, Worcester WR1 2LL01905 [email protected]

©2015 The King’s School, Worcester

@KSWFDO


@KSWFDO



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