Inspiring Minds Annual Review 2025/2026
Contents Letter from the Head 3 Year in Numbers 4 The Power of Collective Generosity 6 RAIS£ 7 The Prep Bursary Fund 8 Farewell to Amanda Scott and Welcome to Alex Fleming 10 Latymerians in Action 12 The Impact of a Latymer Education 14 Community Partnerships 16 Legacies 18 Our thanks to Our Community Partners 19 Our Generous Donors 20 The 1624 Society 23
I am so grateful for the opportunity that you have given me at this school. I have achieved and experienced so many things all thanks to you. At Latymer, I have found parts of myself that I thought I never had, met friends that I would never have expected to befriend, learnt things I never knew I would. My life would be incomplete without the Latymer community. BURSARY RECIPIENT, YEAR 8
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Letter from the Head Director after 17 years of unparalleled service. Amanda embodies the Latymerian values of access and excellence. Her legacy is nothing short of revolutionary: during her tenure, the proportion of students that the Upper School is able to support on a bursary went from one in 25 to an incredible one in four.
When a child walks through Latymer’s gates, perhaps as a seven-year-old entering the Prep or joining us later in the Upper School, they take the first step in what we hope will be a lifelong relationship. Every new student joins a community and mindset that will shape the rest of their lives. This year, I want to celebrate the idea of a ‘Lifelong Latymerian’: a journey of curiosity, ambition and compassion that extends far beyond A Levels, university halls and the launch of stellar careers. Long after our graduates have left King Street, they remain an integral part of our story, returning to inspire, mentor and give back to the next generation. This enduring bond is the heartbeat of our School and it is reflected in the extraordinary fundraising successes of the Foundation this past year. Our community’s shared belief in the power of a Latymer education has never been more evident. I am profoundly grateful to our donors, be they dedicated current parents or members of our remarkably supportive alumni network, who continue to invest so deeply in our vision. A particular highlight of this year was our spectacular Gala dinner, which funded nine new bursaries in one night. These funds go directly toward sustaining our bursary programme, ensuring a Latymer education remains accessible to the most talented children regardless of their financial circumstances. The sheer scale and impact of our bursaries is the perfect testament to the ‘Lifelong Latymerian’ ethos, which brings me to someone who has literally transformed the fabric of our School. This year, Amanda Scott stepped down as the Foundation’s Executive
Through Amanda’s vision, hundreds of lives have been set on new trajectories. She understood that a bursary does not just change the prospects of one student but enriches the School experience for all by creating a vibrant, energetic environment where academic excellence and an adventurous, creative spirit go hand-in-hand. We owe her an immense debt of gratitude. Once again, exam results this year provided hard proof we are getting this mix just right. At A Level, 95% of grades were A*–B, with more than one in five students achieving at least three A* grades. Eighty-three percent secured their first-choice university offer, with 23 students winning Oxbridge places and over 20 Latymerians heading to leading international universities including McGill, Bocconi and Harvard. Meanwhile, 96% of our GCSEs grades were 7-9. And the Sunday Times ranked us the UK’s No1 co-ed day school. Congratulations to all our students and the wonderful teachers who guide and nurture their success. As we look to the future, the strength of the Latymer Foundation ensures our unique spirit will continue to thrive. The journey of a Latymerian is a continuous circle: the student who benefits from a bursary today becomes the inspiring alumnus of tomorrow, eager to support the generation that follows. Thank you to everyone in our global Latymer family who has contributed to this remarkable year. Together, you are ensuring our School remains a beacon of opportunity, excellence and lifelong connection.
Susan Wijeratna Head of Latymer Upper School 3
Year in Numbers In the 2025/26 academic year…
£3.9m
was raised in support of bursaries
630 312
370
members of our community made their first gift
individuals made a donation
Gifts were made from
18
4
countries
Almost
400
children applied for a bursary at 11+
1 in 4 312
On average, bursary support covered
86%
Upper School students were supported by a bursary
451
individuals raised
£181,000
of a student’s school fees
1,789
individuals attended a Latymer Foundation event
though a monthly, quarterly or annual regular gift
Our oldest donor was our 98 and youngest was 7
Our biennial Gala funded
9 new bursaries
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The Power of Collective Generosity Generosity, in any form, changes a young person’s future. At Latymer, we see this in action through our annual Bursaries Appeal, which brings together gifts of every size, volunteer-led events – like the stellar Staff Panto, Robin Hood – and student fundraising. It’s Latymer’s ethos of giving, brought to life by our staff, students, parents, alumni and friends. Regular giving remains the cornerstone of the Bursaries Appeal, providing the dependable support that helps us plan for the future and welcome more talented young people to Latymer. Every act of generosity, however large or small, plays a part in opening doors to opportunity. Together, these achievements show the remarkable impact our community can have.
This year…
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Our fantastic staff raised over
new students joined us in September thanks to the Bursaries Appeal
£23,000 through the Staff Panto, Robin Hood
£473,311 was raised by donors to the Bursaries Appeal
£94,636 was raised by gifts under £100
25
students were supported by Bursaries Appeal donations in 2025/26
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Over
⅓
of the Bursaries Appeal was funded by regular donors
£6,800
was raised by volunteer-led events
RAIS£ Celebrating 10 Years of Student Fundraising For over a decade, our students have been at the forefront of leadership and fundraising at Latymer.
Founded in 2016, Latymer’s student-led fundraising club, RAIS£, has given students the chance to bring their creativity and initiative to life while making a difference – from termly bake sales to the eagerly anticipated Year 7 and 8 Discos – all in aid of the Bursaries Appeal. As we celebrate 10 years of student-led community service and social responsibility, our Senior and Deputy Ambassadors reflect on the power of student voice and giving back:
Giving back to the community is so important to me. I am able to attend Latymer because of its generous financial aid programme, and I want others to be given the same opportunity. Being a Senior Ambassador means I can help others through what I love doing - engaging the community. Listening to what students wanted and making it happen was so special, knowing each event would help other students gain access to bursaries and a top-quality education.
AVA, SENIOR AMBASSADOR
I always wanted to contribute to the school community, and joining RAIS£ has allowed me to do just that! I’ve enjoyed every bit of it – from leading weekly club activities to organising exciting events. Becoming an ambassador was truly the highlight of Year 12.
YANINA, DEPUTY AMBASSADOR
This year…
Over
£70,000
has been raised since RAIS£ was founded in 2016
Having been a member of RAIS£ for years, I was so excited for the opportunity to become an ambassador of the club. It’s been an extremely rewarding experience and a great opportunity to give back to the Latymer community.
LUNA, DEPUTY AMBASSADOR
I joined RAIS£ in Year 9, when I eagerly partook in the many of their activities. I had witnessed not only the exciting charitable and creative opportunities, but also what an exceptional community it fosters between different year groups. That aspect in particular is so important: to meet other year groups, see different viewpoints, and be a part of something that is bigger than yourself!
The club has raised over
£9,000 and sold 350 sweatshirts
PALOMA, SENIOR AMBASSADOR
25
students regularly attended RAIS£ meetings, with over 90 registered as members
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The Prep Bursary Fund Every child deserves the best possible start in life. Thanks to the generosity of our community, the Prep Bursary Fund is helping to make that possible, opening the doors of a Latymer education to children who will thrive here, regardless of their financial circumstances. This year, that mission felt especially meaningful as we celebrated 75 years of Latymer Prep at Rivercourt House. Since the Prep first opened its doors on this site in 1951, it has grown into the vibrant, nurturing school it is today. Throughout those 75 years, one thing has remained constant: it is the people – pupils, parents, alumni, staff, and friends – who have shaped its character and strengthened its community. That enduring sense of community continues to shape the Prep’s future. Every child who joins brings fresh perspectives, new friendships, and unique talents that enrich school life for everyone. This September, two new pupils will begin their Latymer journey with bursary support, another step towards ensuring every child has the best possible start in life.
This year…
£75,000 was raised for Prep Bursaries
2
new pupils will join us for Year 3 starting in Sept 2026 thanks to bursary support
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Prep Gild merchandise and events made up
⅓
of this year’s total raised
182
individuals made a gift to the Prep Bursary fund
£11,000
was raised by the Prep Summer Fair
Almost
100
alumni, current and former staff and friends gathered to celebrate the 75th Anniversary
Sowing Seeds of Success
£5
Of all the highly-anticipated events at Latymer Prep, none sparks quite as much excitement as our biennial Grow-a-Fiver initiative!
Most profitable business raised over
This spring, Prep pupils in Years 3-6 took part in a two-month entrepreneurship challenge, turning just £5 into thriving businesses, with all earnings donated to the Prep Bursary Fund. With support from their families, staff, and the wider community, pupils showed remarkable creativity, launching everything from handmade bookmarks to Latymerthemed merchandise and even local business partnerships! This was a brilliant demonstration in turning ideas into impact, proving that even the smallest seed can grow into something meaningful.
£500 Pupils unlocked
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funding BOOSTERS
Pupils raised over
From joining Latymer in Year 4 to now serving as School Captain, Adeline knows first hand how bursaries can change the trajectory of someone’s life, and the importance of belonging from the very beginning. Because of the diversity of background, experience and perspective that the bursary programme brings, children joining Latymer will see a school community that reflects the world around them. They won’t walk into that sports hall for assembly on their first day at Latymer wondering whether there is anyone else like them. Instead, they’ll know from the very beginning that they belong. Thank you from every student whose life has been changed by the opportunities this school provides. From every child whose potential was recognised, whose confidence was built, whose ambitions were raised, and whose future became a little brighter because a collection of people, some whom they have never met, chose to invest in them. Your commitment does far more than just keep children walking through the gates of King Street every day. It gives children a second chance. It opens doors that otherwise remain closed. And it ensures that talent, ambition and potential are never lost simply because opportunity is out of reach.
£18,000 £5
Grow-a-Fiver raised
¼
of the Prep Bursary Fund total
ADELINE, SCHOOL CAPTAIN
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A final word from Amanda Scott I am a repeat offender when it comes to taking on new challenges with zero experience. From my early career in investment banking, following a degree in early C20 History and mediaeval Italian poetry, to later setting up a bespoke cashmere company, a lack of experience has never held me back. So naturally, when I spotted the advertisement for the Director of Development at Latymer, I thought “I could do that”. Luckily for me, the three people interviewing me that day agreed and so I joined Latymer 17 years ago. Recently I was reflecting on how I achieved success in these three very different careers and I realised it was down to my education. Not the dates I learnt in History nor the Latin verbs I recited nor the periodic table I memorised, but the self-confidence and ways of thinking my independent school education had given me. I had been taught always to be enquiring, to question the status quo, to tackle problems and new situations by thinking out of the box, and by using past learning to tackle future challenges. I know from experience that this is how an independent school education enriches your life, and that is even more valuable than the exam certificates you collect along the way. That’s what we pass on the young people who come through Latymer’s gates every day.
When I joined Latymer, 3% of students were supported by a bursary. Now, 1 in 4 of Latymer’s students are able to attend this wonderful school thanks to a bursary. Since Amanda joined us in 2009… Over
750
students have been supported by a bursary
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£66.8m has been raised
During my tenure alone, some 750 young people have benefitted from our bursary programme directly; and indirectly their classmates have benefitted from their presence and their friendship. I know it will continue for generations yet to come. What made all this possible, and something I’ll miss most about Latymer, is the amazing community of people connected to this remarkable school. So I want to end with some thanks. I have worked with many fantastic colleagues, both in the wider School and in the Foundation Office. Latymer staff routinely give 120% effort every day, because they are passionate about this School and its ethos. I’d like to thank the Heads and Governors with whom I’ve worked. Thank you for being brave enough to hire the person who had the audacity to apply whilst lacking any demonstrable experience in the field. Thank you for supporting the vision of a needs-blind Latymer, interested less in where our students have come from and more in where they are going. And finally, I’d like to thank all the supporters of the Foundation and all our wonderful volunteers. Without you Latymer would not be able to offer these life-changing bursaries. Your generosity is truly humbling, and I cannot tell you how much I’ve appreciated your philanthropic support, as well as your encouragement and advice in difficult times.
Now I’m moving on to new adventures, may I ask you to help safeguard the future of Latymer’s bursary programme? It is the school’s beating heart and it needs your vigilance and support if it is to grow and flourish for generations to come. I shall really miss you all.
Amanda Scott Executive Director of the Latymer Foundation, 2009–2026
Over
21,000
members of our community have engaged with the Latymer Foundation
We have grown from supporting 1 in 32 students to
1 in 4
And a warm welcome to Alex Fleming Being a teacher showed me the power of education. Since then, I have worked across social mobility, international development and philanthropy, but in each environment one lesson has remained consistent: talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not. That idea continues to shape everything we do at the Foundation.
Returning to Latymer this year has felt a little like coming home. Between 2011 and 2013 I taught Philosophy & Religious Studies in the Upper School, although my Head of Department would probably say I spent more time coaching cricket and rugby than teaching. Returning in a different role has been a privilege, reconnecting with parents, Latymerians, volunteers and friends of the Foundation. What has struck me most is the shared belief across this community that a young person’s talent should not be limited by their financial circumstances. It is a belief that lay at the heart of Edward Latymer’s founding vision and remains just as relevant today. Few people have done more than Amanda Scott to ensure that this ethos remains at the heart of the School. Through her leadership, bursaries have once again become central to the School’s mission. The opportunities created for hundreds of young people and their families will be felt for generations, and I feel incredibly fortunate to be building on the extraordinary work she leaves behind. Thank you, Amanda.
This year, together we raised £1.85 million through our Gala to support bursaries in the Prep and Upper School, while our partnerships programme engaged more than 4,000 young people from local schools and communities. This September, we will welcome 46 new students to Latymer on bursaries. As we look ahead, my ambition is not simply to sustain the incredible work of the Latymer Foundation, but to deepen our impact by strengthening our bursary endowment, expanding opportunities for Latymerians, parents and staff to give back, and building partnerships that create opportunity across our local communities.
I am excited for what lies ahead, and I hope you will join us as we build on Edward Latymer’s vision for generations to come.
Alex Fleming Director of Development, Latymer Foundation
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Latymerians in Action A Latymer education opens doors, but its impact is also measured by what our students go on to do for others. For many Latymerians, the opportunities made possible by the generosity of our community inspire a lifelong commitment to giving back. Here, we meet two alumnae whose careers are creating positive change in very different ways. Their stories are a reminder that widening access to an exceptional education creates a ripple effect, benefitting not only individual students but communities around the world.
As someone who grew up locally and a Latymer bursary pupil in the Sixth Form from 2004-6, I’ve always been energised to play a role in efforts to make the West London neighbourhoods that supported me so well as a young person continue to grow their sense of compassion and belief in inclusion of people of all backgrounds, and in particular those who have been historically marginalised. After school, while living in the U.S in my twenties, I’d closely followed the news about inspirational humanitarian efforts across Europe to support refugees fleeing from the huge escalation in war and conflict in Syria and nearby countries. Once I’d moved back to London, a Hammersmith local, Joanne MacInnes, called out for other volunteers to help create a community space for refugees, and I immediately became involved. We first opened the doors of the West London Welcome (WLW) refugee centre in Hammersmith in 2018. In the beginning it was solely about feel-good community building, but asylum-seeking people in our community were often destitute and traumatised, and we couldn’t ignore their urgent needs. Some had just escaped their trafficker and didn’t know what to do next; others had never accessed their right to advice from a legal aid lawyer. We soon developed our own in-house advice and advocacy expertise to find solutions. 12
Today I’m the Deputy Director of WLW, which is the main refugee centre this side of London, with 11 staff and 135 volunteers providing holistic support for 300 people weekly from 70 different countries. We run our welcoming, colourful centre collaboratively with those we support, and provide everything from English classes and casework to food, creative activities and essential practical items. We love watching people slowly transform from isolated individuals to beloved members of the community as they build their first friendships in London, and our intensive casework and work with lawyers enables hundreds to rebuild their lives here in safety. Latymer students have for years been on the forefront of efforts amongst young people to support refugees. Students have frequently visited Calais to distribute clothes and food to refugees, and many volunteer with us at WLW, from using their brilliant language skills for translation at the centre to assisting caseworkers and even running improv classes. At a time of increasing hostility to refugees and migrants globally, we’re so lucky to have incredible support from local people, who volunteer, donate and help us with myth-bust growing misinformation about migration. We rely on this local support hugely and couldn’t run the centre without the generous people of Hammersmith, including Latymerians. LEYLA, CLASS OF 2006
Working at West London Welcome to support refugees and build inclusive communities
LEARN MORE ABOUT LEYLA’S WORK
injustices faced by Indigenous communities as a result of climate change and realised I wanted to shift my career. I didn’t want to focus only on animals and plants; I wanted to bring human rights into conservation. Today, I work at Cool Earth in policy and advocacy, lobbying governments to change laws so that Indigenous peoples are protected and deforestation is reduced. It feels like the right intersection of my education, my values and the skills I’ve developed – including the Spanish I learnt at Latymer, which I use every day. I was born in the Czech Republic but grew up in London. My family immigrated to this country for better opportunities. I think my mum always cared about education and wanted the best for us, but we didn’t have the means to go to a school like Latymer. Receiving a bursary made all the difference. I don’t think I fully understood what it meant at ten years old but it was obvious how much it meant to my mum. She worked as a waitress for most of my childhood and spent countless hours tutoring my brother and me herself because we couldn’t afford tutors. It’s really thanks to her that we got anywhere that we did. At Latymer, I loved science and maths, and the science block was genuinely an amazing place to learn. It pushed me to work harder, especially in biology, which I went on to study at the University of Bristol before completing a Master’s degree. I was also lucky to have teachers who made such an impression on me. Dr Hardy brought biology to life, Mr Ashby brought warmth and kindness during the stresses of Sixth Form, and Mr Haines somehow made maths fun. Those are the teachers I still remember most. After university, I spent a couple of years working in tropical ecology in rainforests across Central and South America. Through that work, I became increasingly aware of the
Growing up, my education was free, at Latymer and in my out of school activities like ballet. People were so generous, so I always grew up wanting to give back. I just knew I was never not going to work for a charity. Latymer also gave me opportunities to travel at a young age through the amazing trips, which really broadened my horizons and made an international career feel possible. To everyone who supports Latymer’s bursary programme, thank you. It massively helped my family and made opportunities possible for both me and my brother. Education is fundamental. I genuinely believe that investing in education is one of the kindest things you can do for the next generation. Bursary students already have an amazing set of skills: we’re resilient, adaptable and able to move between different worlds. I would tell the kids at Latymer now that the sky’s the limit. Go for it. NATALIE, CLASS OF 2017
Working at Cool Earth to combat climate change and champion Indigenous communities
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The Impact of a Latymer Education Every bursary changes a life. A survey of bursary recipients in the Class of 2026 shows the profound difference a Latymer education has made – not only in academic achievement, but in confidence, belonging, ambition and the opportunities now open to them.
ACADEM IC S
100%
satisfied or very satisfied
Quality of education and academics
Coming from a less privileged background, the education and training I received has prepared me more than effectively for what is to come. I am blessed to have received the level of learning I have, especially when compared to my friends that go to state schools who fail to place such emphasis on learning.
94% agree
Time at Latymer Upper developed their confidence in presenting an argument (written or verbal)
EXTR A- CURRICUL AR
94%
satisfied or very satisfied
Enrichment through arts and societies
I loved starting my own clubs and running them, and honestly being able to join anything I wanted was really cool and helpful to my university application!
83%
satisfied or very satisfied
Opportunities for participation in sports
I tried to make the most of the sports that the school offered over the years, and I was spoilt for choice!
PA S T O R A L
89%
satisfied or very satisfied
83% agree
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Sense of belonging at Latymer
I never felt like I didn’t belong.
I love my friends and I feel really integrated into the community, and have since the start.
Time at Latymer Upper had a positive impact on their family
94% agree
Time at Latymer Upper had a positive impact on their life
As someone on a 100% bursary myself, my experience at Latymer has been life changing and I have formed eternal friendships. My bursary has made the impossibility of attending a private school a possibility and will have amazing consequences for my future and opportunities.
VOLU NTE E RI N G
100%
satisfied or very satisfied
Opportunities to volunteer, in charity fundraising or in the community
I really appreciated the range of different service opportunities, and also the leadership opportunities for different fundraising groups.
83%
Time at Latymer Upper helped develop their commitment to giving back to the community
83%
Time at Latymer Upper helped them develop relevant connections for their career interests
agree
I really loved the breadth of volunteering and how it aligned with my desire to do medicine.
H I G H E R E D U C AT I O N & C A R E E R S
89% agree
Latymer Upper increased their awareness of career and HE opportunities
As a future medic, I felt that having aspects like medify, the SAT course and trips covered was really good and eased my mind.
agree
We have had so many informative and helpful assemblies and talks which helped guide the whole uni process and made it much more manageable.
Latymer has given every student more than academic success: it’s given us soft skills, it’s given us curiosity, it’s helped us accept people with other views, it’s built our ability to cope with stress and kept us busy, but above all, it’s given us opportunities which we never would have had elsewhere. Thanks to our wonderful careers advisor, Mr Couch, I gained insights into an industry that I never knew was achievable for me. Like so many other Latymerians, I’ve been given the chance to drive my aspirations forward, and my dream to be the first pilot in my family has become a possibility, as I’m now lucky to be a Gliding Scholar and top applicant for selection to attend a fully sponsored flight school.
In truth, education wasn’t always a safe space for me. In primary school, I lost out on so much due to my misbehaviour. I never wanted to learn from my teachers, because I never received respect or understanding from them. But when I started here, that all changed, and my potential flourished, because I suddenly felt seen and heard by the adults around me. My mum, who’s an amazing, hard working nurse for the NHS, my teachers and I knew from reception that I had ADHD, but it was only at Latymer with my bursary place and funding that I was able to get my diagnosis. And it’s so much more than a label. It really has changed my life, by allowing me to further understand myself, understand where I fit in society, and understand how to navigate through the differences I face. And it’s all thanks to you. This is the impact your generosity has had. CHRISTIAN, SCHOOL CAPTAIN 15
This year, our partnerships programme brought transformative academic and extracurricular opportunities to more than 4,000 local children and young people through a wide range of free activities and our core programmes. These opportunities are only possible thanks to the generosity of our parents, alumni and supporters, and the dedication of the staff and students who give their time so generously. Our Core Programmes
Our core partnerships programmes continued to inspire and challenge local young people throughout the year, creating opportunities to build confidence, develop new skills and broaden aspirations. Bright Sparks welcomed 57 Year 5 pupils for a series of workshops designed to prepare them for independent school entrance examinations. Alongside academic sessions in Maths, English and Science, children explored inspiring books presented by our librarians, while their parents attended workshops on bursaries and the admissions process at Latymer and beyond. We are especially delighted that six pupils from last year’s programme will join Latymer in Year 7 this September! Our STEM Academy brought together 24 Year 7 and 8 students for an exciting introduction to coding and robotics. Guided by Latymer Computing staff and Year 12 volunteers, participants developed programming skills before putting their robotic cars to the test in a competitive race.
had fun and enjoyed themselves
Meanwhile, Primary Debating saw 56 pupils from 18 schools tackle topical issues with confidence and enthusiasm, culminating in a lively Grand Final that showcased the critical thinking, public speaking and teamwork they had developed. Together, these programmes reached more than 230 young people from across our local community, encouraging curiosity, ambition and confidence at every stage of their educational journey.
May I just take this moment to thank you so, so much for the opportunity you’ve given all the children to take part in such a fantastic and worthwhile project. Watching my little boy walk out of your school and telling me in great detail what they’ve got up to this week with such energy and happiness was a genuine pleasure. (Although tiring!) Watching all the kids debate in the finals was wonderful. Developing minds grappling with ideas and explaining their point of view – they were brilliant… So please don’t stop doing what you’re doing. It’s so important. PRIMARY DEBATING PARENT
92%
The young people who took part in our core programmes told us that:
97%
Saturday School welcomed 96 Year 6 pupils from 20 local primary schools for more than 20 hours of hands-on learning across more than 17 subjects, giving these children the opportunity to discover new interests while experiencing life at secondary school.
made new friends
94% developed new skills
*please note that this year’s Maths Challenge programme has been postponed to the 26/27 autumn term
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89% felt more confident
Latymer in the Community Our partnerships strengthen the whole Latymer community. While creating lasting opportunities for the young people and organisations we work with, they also encourage our students to give back through volunteering, mentoring and sharing their skills. In doing so, they develop confidence, leadership and a lifelong commitment to service, while helping us to fulfil Edward Latymer’s founding vision of extending educational opportunity to young people from every background. Service in the Community This year,
204 54
Year 12 students volunteered with
local organisations and schools, contributing more than
2,000
community.
hours of service in our local
A cornerstone of the Sixth Form experience, the Service in the Community programme encourages every Year 12 student to give their time and talents to organisations across west London. Placements ranged from primary schools, charities and community groups to libraries, Scouts, hospitals, sports clubs, homeless shelters and Latymer’s own partnerships programmes. Many students chose to continue volunteering beyond their required commitment, reflecting the rewarding relationships they had built and the lasting impact of their experience.
Activities Week
While Latymer students explored the UK and beyond during Activities Week, our commitment to the local community continued closer to home.
Partner school pupils visited Latymer for practical Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Music workshops, while our teachers travelled to local schools to support across subjects including English, Drama, Spanish, History and Religion & Philosophy. At the same time, members of the Latymer Foundation team volunteered with organisations taking part in our Service in the Community programme: helping prepare meals at The Upper Room, supporting families at Shepherd’s Bush Families Project, and assisting at Queen’s Manor Primary School. These experiences not only provided crucial support to our partners, but reinforced a defining part of our Latymer ethos: using our knowledge, skills and time to make a meaningful difference to others.
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Legacies: Opening the Door for the Next Generation This year, our first Legacies Week gave us a chance to recognise something that reaches far beyond a single week: the enduring generosity of the Latymer community and the opportunities it creates for generations to come. Gifts in wills have funded 228 years of free Latymer education to date. As we celebrated this remarkable impact, we asked three 1624 Society members why they have chosen to leave a gift to Latymer and what they hope their generosity will make possible.
We reached
4,000
members of the Latymer community during Legacies Week
268
Members of the 1624 Society since its founding
I always get the feeling that everything Latymer does is unique to Latymer. They’re always in the vanguard, thinking up new wonderful things to do. The bursary programme is just amazing. Really, really wonderful and reading the stories from the students it supports is just tearjerkingly inspirational. I love that it never stops, it just grows and grows. MOIRA, FORMER PARENT
I went to Latymer as a direct grant pupil, but that scheme is no longer available. But Latymer does offer bursaries to young people who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford to go to the school. That meant a lot to me. Just to help at least one student get the same sort of experience that I had. That’s what it’s all about. ROBERT, CLASS OF 1968
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New members joined the 1624 Society this year
157
Active members of the 1624 Society
Without the education and encouragement I had at Latymer, I probably wouldn’t have gone on to a professional career. The fact that my gift is helping the education of young people in a similar position to the one I was in, and for them to really realise their potential, is a way of repaying the support I had as a schoolboy. VICTOR, CLASS OF 1958
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Community Partners 2025–2026
We are proud to have worked with the local organisations and schools listed below this year. Whether they hosted student volunteers, joined us for a free activity, or made use of our faciltites, we are delighted to partner with them. ORGANISATIONS
Barnes Common Benedetti Foundation Castelnau Community Centre Chelsea & Westminster Hospital Chelsea FC Foundation The Children’s Book Project Clement James Centre Duke of Edinburgh Footy Fun 4 Kids - Walpole Park Fulham Reach Boat Club H&F Young Carers Hammersmith 21st Scouts LAGERCan Ealing Let Me Play Action CIC Oxfam Boutique (Chiswick) Oxfam Fulham Polish School Ravenscourt Park Ronald McDonald House Charity Royal Trinity Hospice Rugby Portobello Trust Safe Haven Basketball Shepherd’s Bush Families Project Shepherd’s Bush Library Skylarks Solidarity Sports The Sulgrave Club Sunday Suppers Tri-Borough Music Hub The Upper Room Volunteer MET Police Cadets Westside Basketball Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Chiswick School City of London School for Girls Cobham Hall School Elthorne Park High School The Fulham Boys School Godolphin and Latymer Hammersmith Academy Kensington and Aldridge Academy Kingston Grammar School Orleans Park School Phoenix Academy St Paul’s Boys School St Paul’s Girls School Twyford Church of England High School West London Free School William Perkin High School
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Addison Primary School All Saints CE Primary School (Fulham) Ark Priory Primary School Ark White City Primary Avondale Park Primary School Avonmore Primary School Beavers Community Primary School Belmont Primary School Bousfield Primary School Brackenbury Primary School Cavendish Primary School Colville Primary School Granard Primary School Green Dragon Primary School Greenside Primary Grove Park Primary School Hallfield Primary School Holy Cross Primary School John Betts Primary School Larmenier & Sacred Heart RC Primary School Lowther Primary School Melcombe Primary School Queen’s Manor Primary School Sir John Lillie Primary School St Augustine’s RC Primary School, Hammersmith St Barnabas and St Philip’s CE Primary School St John XXIII RC Primary School St John’s Walham Green CE Primary School St Mary Magdalens St Mary’s RC Primary School (W14) St Paul’s CE Primary School, Hammersmith St Peter’s CE Primary School, Hammersmith St Stephen’s CE Primary School, Hammersmith Sulivan Primary School Thomas Jones Primary Schol Thomson House School Wendall Park Primary West London Free Primary Wormholt Park Primary School
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List of Donors
Thank You! All of us at the Latymer Foundation would like to extend our warmest thanks to everyone who has contributed to our work in anyway. We are especially grateful to our generous donors, who are named below, as well as those who wish to remain anonymous. The following list includes those who made a gift between September 2025 – July 2026.
Serge & Alexandra Acker
Mark Benneworth (1984)
Debo & Ola Adesanoye
Tim Benson (2017)
Richard & Julie Addison
Stephen & Elizabeth Adeyemi Tolga & Ekin Akar
Ian Alexander & Sabina Malfatti Linn Alexander Halima Ali
Hamid Ali Asgari & Maryam Doostani Ibrahim & Yana Al-Khalil * Edgar & Sarah Allen * Dennis Allen (1973) Roger Allen (1959)
Guy & Dominique America * Gurbir Anand (1999)
Vaithilingham Anandarajah & Vallipuram Vathsala Christina Anderson
Hamish & Celia Anderson Simon Anderson
Graham Angel (1957) Roger Angold (1958)
Andres & Maria Anker
Charles Ansley (1967) & Sophia Dettmer Dino (1985) & Avue Antoniades * Hassan Said Anwar & Lula Adem Victor Apps (1966)
Steve Aquilina (1979)
Asmerom Araya & Tsigereda Okube
Miguel Arcos Del Valle & Jessica Lippens Olu Arisekola (2013)
Minaz & Heidi Asaria
Sibel Ascioglu Hayran Paul Ashley (1970)
Peter Aspden (1976) & Siân Davis Jonathan Aston (1978)
Taymoor Atighetchi (2007)
Gregory Atwan & Sophie Goodhart William & Antonella Audland Luke Auty (2006)
Garo Avakian (2000) Roisin Babuta
Bill & Kristin Bailey
Michael Ball (1973)
Michele & Heidi Ballarati
Andrew Ballard & Stephanie Blackman Ballard John & Catherine Balmond Shirley Balneg
Adam (1990) & Bex Balon *
George Baraczewski (1972) Tony Barber (1957)
John Barnes (1955) John Barnes (1959)
Jose Barreto & Ana Martins Stephen & Sacha Barrett
Dacre Barrett-Lennard & Maja Glowka Andy Barsby (1971) John Barton (1966)
Shakel & Shareena Bashir Omer & Sonat Bayatli Rory & Jackie Beaton Roger Belbin (1953) Rachel Belkacem
Stephen Bendixson (1983)
Charlie (1990) & Shao-Ying Ben-Nathan Colin Ben-Nathan (1983) Keith Bennett (1960)
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KEY
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(1991) =
Andrew Davies & Emily Bulman
Peter Challands (1962)
Graham Davison (1962)
Serdar Cetin & Ayse Koksal Cetin
Anthony Berry & Birge Berns
Sam Challenor (2008)
Jean-Luc & Julie Biamonti * Jeffrey & Jan Black Joel Black (1999)
Octavius Black & Joanne Cash Richard Blackborow (1970) * Rodney Blackwell (1960) Iain Blaxall (1978)
Rob Bloom (1967)
Javier Bocos & Ana Maria Regina Oben Julia Bojko
Stefan Bollinger & Antigone Theodorou Bonaprene Products Ltd * Matthew Bond (1978)
Norman Bonnor (1957) John Boorman (1968)
Thomas Bootman & Lisa Benosiglio Paul Boston (1970)
Sami Bouhabib & Magdalena Gatzinska Matthew & Sarah Boulton
Guy Bowles (1980) & Jude Temple Jeffrey & Elizabeth Boyling Neil & Rachael Bradford
Raphael Branchini & Paula Svetlic Xavier Bray & Minna Ede-Bray Mark & Viola Brenke *
Martin Brennan (1981)
Mark & Adrianne Brewer Richard Bridges (1980)
Geoffrey Brinton (1961) ~
Richard Brittlebank (1971) Nigel & Liz Brockmann
Charlie Brook-Partridge (1988) Mark Brown (1978) Stefano Brugnolo
Maciek Brzeski (1976) Chris Buck (1959) Elizabeth Budd
Tony Budd (1959)
Igor & Anastasia Bukhman * Mark Bullimore (1980) * John Bunn (1951) Nicole Buonviri
Stephen & Shigeko Burby Ivan Burger (1964)
Nick Burges (1972)
Hugh Burkitt (1962)
Richard Burrill & Emanuela Aureli Anthony Burton & Kerri Bleeker Khan Busby (1978) Rose Callaghan
Gregor & Amanda Cameron Tony Campain (1971) Alan Cane (1965)
Nigel & Catherine Cannings Mattia Caprioli *
Jon Carapiet (1981) John Carroll (1966)
Michael Carter (1962) ~ * Andrew Carter (1962)
Anthony Carter (1960) Paul & Sophie Carter
Latymerians’ Class year
Arnau Carulla & Carolina Espinal
Cyrus & Jessica Benson
Bhaskar & Gitanjali Bhattacharjee
Deceased
Recognises those who have given £2,024 or more this year, becoming members of our Leadership List
Tom & Jane Challenor Nick Chandler (1981)
Jake (1962) & Eva Chapman
Imran Chaudhari & Rachel Sussman
Stan Chaudhry (1991) & Mary Frances Owens Will & Tiffany Chawner * Peter Cheesman (1960)
Robert Chote & Sharon White Andrew Chowns (1973)
John Chraghatssi-Banian (1998) Campbell Christie (1974) Richard & Gill Christy Yulia Chupina *
Andy Ciecierski (1983) Serkan & Ebru Cinar Robert Clark (1976)
Andrew Clarke (1963) James Clarke (2002)
Ian & Benedicte Clarkson
Sir Nick Clegg & Miriam Gonzalez Durantez * Paul Clutton & Claudia Mendias Graham Coales (1960) Roy Cockel (1955)
Ted & Joanne Cockle
Edward Cohen (1956) Brian Cole (1959)
David Cole & Miggy Littlejohns Lucy Cole
Julia Collins *
Peter Connock (1973) Tom Connor
Rose Constantine
Greg Conway (1963) Joe & Megan Cook
Edward & Bobbie Cooper Jack Cooper (1958)
Alex & Charlotte Cooper-Evans * Giles & Sandrine Corbett
Howard & Veronkia Covington Simon & Cressida Cowell David Cressy (1963) *
Simon & Charlotte Crisp John Crofts (1957) John Crone (1967)
Ian Crossman (1957) Roger Curtis (1960) Dick Cutting (1961)
Anzelm Cydzik (1990)
Panos Dafas & Tania Stathaki Paul Dakin (1974)
Ermanno Dal Pont & Maggie Loo * Ken Daly (1988)
Tom Dalzell (1994)
Shamus & Jaspal Damani
Khaled & Joanna Dandachi John & Eugenia Daniel
Andrew Daniels (1993) Angela Dargan
Kinner Davda (1996)
Philip Davenport (2001)
Christopher David (1972) Philip David (1976)
Les Davies (1963)
Julio Cesar De Azevedo Bezerra & Rim Abida André & Natalia De Cort * Johannes de Hoon
John de Pear (1963)
Stephen de Somogyi & Elizabeth Padua Simon Deeny & Alexandra Chalton Tony Delliston (1970)
Alan & Marianne Denney Karen Dinsfriend
Nicola D’ippolito & Manuela Sperandeo * Alan Dixon (1953)
Sam & Laura Dobbyn
Radoslaw Domaradzka & Young Eun Ahn Barry Dorn (1950) ~ *
Taylor Downing (1971)
Till & Servane Dudler *
Ross Duer & Maria Charalambides Duer Nicholas Duncan (1964) Nick & Elaine Dunn
Georges Duponcheele & Efstratia Vatzaki MD *
Rodney Easthill (1957)
Crawford & Sharmila Edlington
Maurice (1948) & Valerie Edward Ken Edwards (1971) Richard Ellis (1962)
Alexander & Veronica (2001) Embiricos * Andrew Emerson (1964)
Ian Emerson & Richard Beecham Zafer Ebru Ercan
Katherine Evans (2013) David & Anne Evans
Andrew Everard (1977) Mike Exell (1954)
Bill Fairney (1960) Mike Fann (1950)
Andrej Farkasovsky & Milena Farkasovska Hannah Farrar
James & Leanda Fauset Marc Feeney (1980)
Eric Fellner & Laura Bailey * David Feng & Elaine Lin
Berhanu & Melat Ferede
Ed Field & Jennifer Kyner Stephen Fisher (1963) Ian Fitz-Gerald (1958)
Joseph & Achara Fitzpatrick Emma Fleming
Bradley Flisher (1966)
Federico & Christine Foglia *
Frederik Foss-Pedersen & Jen Nightingale John Fothergill (1973)
Gerry Fox & Josie Lindop * Ioris & Audrey Francini Nick Frank (1981)
Anthony Frankal (1977)
Michael Freeman (1980) * John Freeman (1953) ~
Matthew Freeman (2012) Paul Freeman (1965)
Andrew Freestone & Sandra Vasquez Robles Nick & Nikki French Matthew Freud
John & Samantha Fritz
Rupert Harding (1975)
Giles Keating & Henrietta Irving
Jamie Mathieson (2008)
David Fuller (1962)
Martin & Corinne Harrison
David Kendall (1967)
Richard & Pia Maynard
Patrick & Miriam Frowein Daniel & Yulia Fulton
Evgeny Gaevoy & Marina Gurevich Tony Galloway (1969)
Nicolás Galperin & Mathilda Di Meo *
Selliah & Selvamany Ganeshamoorthy Charlie Gardiner (2001)
Steve Garry & Fiona Adams Roger Garside (1974)
Alessandro Gavazzeni & Tina Rydberg David Geake (1971)
Ramzi Gedeon & Angelina Scarf Gedeon * Paul & Marina George
Andrew Gerstle & Akiko Yano
Adam & Farkhanda Gheasuddin
Giovanni Ghisetti & Barbara Fasolo Sean Ghouse (1995)
James (1962) & Reba Gibb Elizabeth Gibson
Gabriel Gill Andrews (2007) Andrew Gillespie (1971)
Aleksey Gilts & Ekaterina Nechushkina The Gleacher Family *
Alan (1961) & Penny Glover John Goddard (1961)
David Godfrey (1964)
Paul & Emily Goldsmith
Marc Goldwyn & Caroline Keany Tony Gooch (1960)
Malcolm Gooderham
David Goodhew & Céline Haines Andy Goodman (1986)
Michael Goodman (1965) Clive Goodrum (1978)
Matthew & Charlotte Goodsall Jonny Gordon (1991) Barrie Gore (1956)
William & Julia Gore-Randall
Edward & Hannah Gore-Randall James Graham (1976)
James & Megan Graham Maw Hugh (1978) & Anna Grant *
Jamie (1976) & Nicky Grant * Claude Green (1968) John Green (1966)
Michael Green (1961)
Dominic & Emma Green
Stephen & Grace Greenhalgh John & Christine Gregg * John & Anita Gregson Roger Grime (1978)
Michael Grist & Gabby Bertin *
Serge Groff & Anne Drouet-Groff George Gruner (1958) ~ Chris Guard (1972)
Hugo Gulliver (2007)
Gonenc & Serra Gurkaynak * John Guthrie (1956)
Daniel & Kazuko Gysin Chris & Rosi Hacon Max Hacon (2013) Haile Hagos Senait Haile
Johannes & Beatrice Hainlein Brian Hall (1956)
Jonathan Hall & Susan Lindsey Nick Hall (1998)
Arun & Rachel Hallan
Richard Hallett (1973)
Abel Halpern & Helen Chung-Halpern Chris Hammond
James Hampson (2003) Charlie Hanman (1993) Ron Harbour (1954)
Jess & Elisabet Harding Richard Harding (1986)
Tony Harlow (1982)
Richard Harrison & Lucinda Green Hysen Hasa
Till Heimlich & Lucia Gimenez Muerza * Eric Henbrey (1952) ~
Joshua Henderson (2010) Peter Hendy (1971)
Pablo & Cathy Hepworth Lloyd Neil Herbert-Smith (1962) Michael Herman (1964)
Peter Gutman & Alexandra Hess Bernard Hetherington (1951) Richard & Maggie Hewitt
Edward & Victoria Hickman Gavin & Jodie Hildreth
Remko Hilhorst & Nicette Makkinga * Chris Hill (2012) Paul Hill (1971)
Derek & Pauline Hill
Simon Hinton (1989)
Alex Hirst & Lindsay Wood John Hobbs (1970)
Fred Hobson (1998)
Stephen (1972) & Felice Hodges Ben & Salome Holden *
Ian (1973) & Alison Hole David Holliday (1950)
Alex & Rachel Holmes Rachel Holmes
Raph Holmes (2003) Tom Holyer (1956)
Robert Hooper (1962)
Pev & Susannah Hooper
Laurence Hopkins (1992) Peter Horton (1962)
Taha Hossian & Niyan-Lanazera Ahamad Tricia Howarth
Shaochen Huang & Xiaofan Jin * John Hudson (1964)
Roger Hughes (1957)
Jacco Hulsenbeck & Stavroula Hulsenbeck Tsirmpa Adrian Hunt (1972) Alan Hunt (1959)
Ashley Hunter-Love (2011) Ruth Hurren & Karen Wise Daniel & Lyudmila Hyde Tony Hynes (1989)
Ronald Ibbotson (1948) * Jamie & Jo Ingram
Dylan & Sally Jackson Dai James (1966)
Douglas James (2010) Liam James (2020)
J. Jang & Debbie Lin
Michael & Rosa Jealous John Jefferys (1968)
Yang Jiang & Jessie Tian
Harold Joanknecht & Stephanie Joanknecht-Kogels Shabir & Elizabeth Jobanputra Brian Jones (1965) Colin Jones (1962)
Craig Robertson & Annabel Jones Huw Jones (1978) Nick Jones (1968) Ranka Jones
Chris (1975) & Wendy Jordan Nick (1978) & Maria Jordan The Junck Family *
Georgy & Ekaterina Kalashnikov Gavin Kan & Marisca Carruthers Steven & Grace Kang
Georgios Karampelas & Athanasia Chalari Reza Karbassi & Zahra Rafi-Karbassi Farhad Karim & Sanda Lwin Hussain Katariwala (1998) Peter Kauders (1966) *
Niall & Gillian Keegan Alicia Kerr
Michael Kessler (1991)
Peter & Claire Khalastchi
Shaazim & Labeebah Khamissa Raz & Lee Khan
Bjorn & Julia Killmer
Hyunmin & Jeannie Kim
Christian & Jennie Kimberley-Bowen Adrian King (1946)
Norman King (1957)
Roman Kirillov & Natalia Kirillova Trevor Kirkin (1971)
Geoffrey Kittredge & Susan Stambaugh Kittredge Dmirty Klochkov & Veronika Kasyanenko * Julia Kolbasova
Raj Mathur (1985)
James & Nicola McAleer Tom McCafferty (1957)
Keith McCullagh (1962) Sherry McCutcheon Martin McGann
Rhiannon McKay-Smith (1999) John McKenzie (1951)
Magnus McLeod & Leyla Hamed-McLeod Jason McNab (1995) Chanita Mekkuntod
Nathaniel & Michaela Meyohas * Ian Michell (1962)
Rom Micklem (1978)
Marwan Mikdadi (1991)
Cyrus & Eman Korat *
Fánan Milan Madeira Henriques & Leonor Freire Madeira Henriques
Michal & Kailee Kovalcik
Robin Miller (1972)
Michelle Kostin (2019)
Serge Kremer & Andrea Sinclair
Mile Kresojevic & Marina Kresojevic-Nikacev
Gurusimha Krishnamurthy & Anusha Anandaraj Daniel & Sofia Kupsin * Paul Kuzmin (1977) Carole Laizet
Edin Lakasing (1985)
Howard Lancaster (1980) Thomas Lane (2001) Tony & Gay Laryea
Alastair Lauder (1999)
Ben Laurie (1978) & Camilla von Massenbach Geoff Lavers (1970)
Robert & Debbie Lawson
Enrique Lax Banon & Juana Maria Ibanez Mora Jasie & Shaila Leekha * Pat Leevers (1969)
Dan & Khush Leiter * Ray Lemon (1965) Gudrun Leonard
Lance Leonard (1956) Son Lett (1991)
David Levenson & Aastha Gurbax Brian Leveridge (1951)
Leonid & Oksana Levtchenko Colin Lewis (1967)
Jian Li & Min Zhu * Sophia Li
Luka Lightfoot & Johannah Whatley Lightfoot Nick & Therese Lloyd Julian Loasby (1974)
Richard Lockyer (1973) Jonathan Lowy (1985) Charles & Anna Lucas David Luffrum (1963)
Adrian & Ewelina Luput
Ben Lynch & Carole Barry-Lynch Graham Lyons (1971) Nigel Lyons (1971) Colin Ma (1976)
Denise MacMillan
Sandy & Lucinda MacPherson Trineal & Triya Maicha *
Dimitrios Mandikos & Anna Gereg Simon (1984) & Marie Manley
Eduardo Manzanera & Ekaterina Norton Michael & Amalia Maras *
Tony (1990) & Marina Marinovic
Mario Mariotti & Carolina Gamba Brian & Stella Mark
Joe Markowski (2006)
Tony Markowski & Sally Markowska Lee & Svetlana Marriott
Eddie Marsan & Janine Schneider-Marsan John Martin (1958) Paul Masini (1983)
Maskells Estate Agents Ltd *
Frank Miller
Timothy Millett
Robert Mills (1956) *
David Millward (1972) Michael Milne (1977)
Tom Misselbrook (1967) Sameer Mistry (1994) David Mitchell (1952) Paul Mitchell (1973)
Sean Molloy & Feng Li
Ankit & Akriti Monga * Alton Monteiro
Gabriele Montesi & Ana Emilia Lopez * Leo Monzon (1996)
Alastair Moore (1998)
Ricardo Moreton & Monica Portillo Morales Rick & Elizabeth Morgan Jack Morrissey (2008)
Jamie Mortimer (1965)
Jonathan & Eun Soon Mouradian Derek Moxon (1952) ~
Haresh Mulchandani (1992)
Rory & Charlotte Mullarkey * Pierce Mullin (2011)
Kieran Murphy (1976)
Stephen & Rachael Murphy Neil Murray (1954) * Phil Murray (1972)
Robert Myers (1967)
Shamik Narotam & Yasmine Gaspard-Narotam * Charles Nasser & Caroline Stoclin Deepak & Neha Natarajan The Navon Family * Perry Naylor (1993)
Nishant Nayyar & Esther Kempe Nayyar * Karen Neale
Gideon Nellen & Martina Gartner Marko & Marija Nesovic
James & Rashmi Newman * Matthew Neylan (1992)
David Nicholls & Saina Otorbaeva Jim Nicolson (1971)
Ben Nielsen & Lucy Wedgwood Mark Nixon (1971)
George Nuki (1955) Cynthia Oakes * Zeynep Ober
Laura O’Driscoll (2013)
Joseph & Temitope Odusanwo Cameron & Chloe Ogden * Alex & Lena Okun
Charlie Oliver (2006) David Oliver (1998)
Ariel Eckstein & Kerri Olson Thomas & Veronica O’Neill Robert Orme ~ * Nigel Orton
David Osborne
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Abir Osman & Louaye Nouwayri
Nick & Alexia Ring
Fiona Smith-Laittan
Fabio Vanerio & Francesca Colombo
Peter Ostojic (1974)
Natalie Milsom (2000)
Peter Soliman & Maria Kulikova
Spyros Varoutsis & Sabine Laurent *
Oytun & Ecem Osman
Steve Otterburn (1965) Taha & Latifa Ouertani David & Liz Ovenden John Owen (1973) Tim Owen (1971)
Tony Owen (1960)
Joji & Dulee Ozawa
Aymeric & Stephanie Paillat Cameron Palmer
V & Shakuntala Pandit
Aris Papageorgiou & Amparo Galindo Yanis Papagiannis & Carol Bitter * Lisa Paquette
Christopher Parish (1955)
Jonathan Parker & Sahra Christmas Salli Parra
Christophe Parrot & Garazi Goia Griffin & Delia Parry Dan Parsons (2003)
Mayur Patel & Deepali Nangia
Constantinos Patsalos & Stamatia Giannarou Vincent Pautet & Severine Capra Pautet * Jacek Pawlowski & Anna Arent Ron Pearce (1973)
Charles Rink & Anna Rink Rehnstam * Charles Roast & Katie Whiskin John Roberts (1958)
Brian & Fatma Robertson Carla Robertson
Nick Robinson (1990)
Christian Rochat & Myrto Papadopoulos-Rochat * Phil & Madalyn Roker Barbara Rolando
Rick Ronald (1961) Ian Rose (1964)
Michael Rose (1955)
Matthew & Molly Rosedale Paul Ross (1977)
Stephen Ross (1969)
Michael & Antonia Rowan
Matthew Rowe & Rachel Oxburgh Joshua Rozenberg (1967) Peter Ruback (1978)
The Rubin and Jueptner Family * Saul & Mei Rubin
Louis & Thelma Rudasingwa Paul Rumsey (1971)
Roger Russell (1959)
Paresh Malhotra & Charlotte Russell
Kashmir & Rukhi Sohi Julie Sonies *
Barry Southcott (1968) * Ilker & Asli Sozdinler *
Richard Spafford & Jane Hanna Sebastian & Rebecca Speight Renata Stachniak
Philip Stannard (1959)
Tomas Stanton (2000)
Richard & Susie Staveley John Steers (1950)
Geoff Stephens (1952) Hugh Stephens Peter Stevens
Peter Stevens (1966) Rob Stevens (1968)
Tim Stockings (1981)
Christopher Stone & Emmeline Storey John & Kate Storey *
Ivan Stoyanov & Divya Seshamani * Mike Strachan (1974)
Richard & Sarita Strike Paul Strong (1964)
Trevor Stroud (1973)
Michael & Annie Styles
Richard Varley (1978)
Arvind Vashisht & Isabel Pigem Michael Vavrinek (1962)
Ana Paula Vieira Monteiro Jonathan Vince (1980) Mark Vipond (1978)
Karim Virani (1999) *
Konrad & Ashmita Von Habsburg Lothringen Philippe & Bina von Stauffenberg Lena Voronova
Jon Vyse & Artha Hlaing Jonathan & Jas Wade
Peter Wadsworth (1984) David Walden (1977) Ben & Katie Walker * Vicky Walker (2001)
Lee Walkinshaw (1957) Paul & Shirley Wallace
James Walmsley & Helen Wolstenholme Leo Waltmann (2017)
Hongbin Wang & Xiaoe Li
Tim Ward & Catherine Davidson
Semunegus Wari & Meron Girma Richard Warne (1980) John Watkins (1968) Paul Watkins (1974)
Tom Pearson (1998)
Andrea Rutterford
Fernando Sulichin & Sarah Bertrand
Tony Percik (1965)
Joseph Ryan & Vasso Terzidou Ryan
Brian Sylvester (1956)
Ivan Safronov & Yelena Shliomenzon
Andrew Tabor (1969)
Laurent & Nicole Samama
Arch Tait (1961)
Victor West (1958) *
Bim & Pardeep Sandhu *
Jihai Tang & Cherry Zhu
Andrew Westman (1966)
Tomas Pedraza Bosi & Paula Munoz Guillen Joaquim Pereira (1993)
Jonathan & Natalia Perl Ian Perry (1963)
Nick Peters (1978)
William & Katharine Peters Michael & Irina Phelps * Michael Phelps (1950)
Richard (1983) & Annamarie Phelps Andrew Phillips (1978) Steve Phillips (1975)
Daniel Philpott & Susan Storer Robert & Yvette Pierce Jones Roly Piggott (1956)
Ganganee Piyadasa
Alex (1983) & Jayne Plavsic Vaughan Pomeroy (1970) John & Ramona Poole Keith Porritt
Bob Potter (1966)
Siman Povarenkin & Irina Povarenkina * Andreas Povlsen & Tala Mikdashi Tim & Suzy Powell
Joel Poznansky (1976) Margaret Proudnikova Melanie Proust
David & Linda Pugh
Kirill Putnikov &Yulia Putnikova John & Rebecca Quayle * The Raba Family *
Anil & Galia Rachwani *
Nitin Raheja & Shweta Dewan
Iden Rahmanzadeh-Asl (2001)
Jon Paul Ramos & Adriana Kovacova Guy & Jackie Ranawake * Andy Rathborne (1982)
Chris & Jo Rayner-Cook * Julian Rea (2003)
Matthew & Annette Readings Richard Redman (1953) Will Rees (2010)
Riccardo Reggio & Cagla Bekbolet David Reynolds (1965) Derek & Bonnie Rich
Pierre & Nicola Richard
David Richardson (1959)
Peter & Emily Richardson Peter Rickwood (1967) David Riecken ~
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Jim & Sophie Ryan
Derek & Ros Sweeting
Murat Rysbayev & Alma Rakhimbekova
Sebastian Szuhay (2003)
Margaret Salmon
John Tackley (1949)
Robert Sanders (1957)
Adam Tandy (1981)
Sandeep Satapathy & Saswat Nanda
Oliver Tatton-Brown (2007)
Ratnaswamy & Dharshini Sathiyatharan Terry Saunders (1978) Theresa Savin
Meike Schlecker
Bjorn Schmolck & Maria Jose Redondo Paul Schur (1965) Tracey Scoffield
Terry & Amanda Scott
Graham Searjeant (1962) Graham Seel (1968)
Robert Segessenmann & Nicole Weder * William Sellwood (1966) Alan Sendorek (2000)
Saal Seneviratne (1980) Dinah Sershi
Raj Shah & Mridula Pore *
Jonny Shanmuganathan (1990) Hossein Sharafi (2013)
Robert Sharman (1971)
Peter Sheather (1952)
Muhammad Khurram Sheikh & Sanya Syed Alan (1955) ~ & Dorothy Shelston John Shepherd (1989)
Antony & Danielle Sheriff * Tom & Helena Sikorski
Jeremy Simmonds (2001)
Harjinder Singh-Heer & Cecile Nagel Skates & Ladders
Chris Skilton (1973)
Robert Taylor (2006)
Vaughan Taylor (1979)
Serge Alain Tchangue Ngamaleu & Therese Joelle Moko Fotso James Temple (1991)
Mauro Terrinoni & Daniela Petti
George (1943) ~ & Shirley Terry
Angus Tester & Rebecca Villarreal Stephen Thavam (1993) Alan Thein (1995)
Pantazis & Elina Therianos *
Serge Thieriet & Cristina Data Colin (1971) & Ros Thomas
Robert Thomas & Anne Beitel Anthony Thompson (1950) David Thornton (1968) Brian Thorpe (1955)
Thomas Tichler (1968)
Duncan Tickell & Michele Bolam Bob Tilley (1959)
Ben & Katy Timmons
Edward Tippelt (1971) Klaus & Renee Toft
Ozgur & Ergem Tohumcu
Athanassios Tolis & Megumi Ikeda * Adam Toop (1984)
Thomas Tsitsias & Ioanna Papadopoulou
Dimitrios Tsouvelekakis & Christina Stratou Ozan & Burcu Turkoglu *
Paul & Jane Skinner
Ethem Berk Turkover & Mehlika Osmanoglu Turkover
John Small (1954)
Nathan Turner (2003)
Ian Slater (1955)
Jervis Smith & Daniela Cuzzolin Jim Smith (1973)
John Smith (1952) ~ Les Smith (1967) Malcolm Smith
Roger Smith (1982) David & Su Smith
Josh Smith & Harriet Kemp Reuben Smith
Matthew Turner & Samar Hammam ~ Marco & Victoria Turrent Annika Tverin
John & Lindy Tyrwhitt
Simon Underwood (1982)
Richard Urbanowicz (1975) David Uren (1972)
Gido van de Geest & Luciana Germinario Christaen & Nathalie Van Lanschot Mark Vanderpump (1982)
Roger Watkins (1970)
Stephen Waugh (1977) Peter Webb (1965)
Rodney Weller (1973)
Martyn Wenger (1965)
Robert Westerberg (1986) Nicholas Wheeler & Barbara Behan Ralph Wheeler (1977)
Stephen Whitaker & Anne Mason Geoff White & Julie Thomas Sarah Whitehead
Simon & Janet Whitehouse John Wigley (1963)
Alex (1988) & Susan Wijeratna Charlie Wijeratna (1986) Tony Willats (1962)
John Williams (1963)
James Willmott & Romaneeya Orchaiyaphum Tom Winchester (1983) Jean Winn
Grant & Julie Winstock Peter & Adwoa Winter Marcus & Gloria Wise Geoffrey Wolf (1954)
Robert & Fiona Wolstenholme Leanne Wood *
Dick Woodcraft (1951) Suzi Woodham
Howard Woods (1966)
Alexander & Bridget Woollard Trevor Woolley (1972)
Nigel (1958) & Carol Woolner * John Wriglesworth (1975) Stephen Wyatt (1966)
Yingqi Xu & Ping Gong
James & Marissa Yates * John Yates (1962)
Peter Yendell (1982) Anna Yerokhina
Emre & Seda Yontem
Richard Young (1963) ~ Riccardo Zacconi *
Ammani Zafar (2010)
Sibyl Zao-Sanders (1999) Andreas Zapf & Lina Badi
Michail Zekkos & Korina Georganta-Zekkou * Alex Zivanovic (1988) Attilio & Dalia Zotti
Emmanouil Zouridakis & Mina Savvidou
1624 Society
The 1624 Society was created to recognise those who have made provision for the Latymer Foundation in their will. Legacies play a key role in building our endowment and help us to protect our founder’s legacy for future generations of Latymerians. LATYMERIANS
Brian (1971)& Lisa Lewis
LATYMER COMMUNITY
Malcolm Gee (1956)
Peter Andrews (1964)
Julian Mahy (1974)
Mark & Adrianne Brewer
Michael Glover (1948)
Andy Anderson (1958) Graham Angel (1957) John Arundel (1967) John Barnes (1955) Peter Basey (1964) Alan Bird (1956)
Rob Bloom (1967)
Tony Bowden (1942) Arthur Budd (1967) Tony Budd (1959)
Mark Bullimore (1980) John Bunn (1951)
Nick Burges (1972)
Hugh Burkitt (1962) Roy Cockel (1955)
Mark Cornbloom (1975) Colin Crispin (1957) John Crofts (1957)
Christopher David (1972) Philip David (1976)
Graham Davison (1962)
Malcolm Downes (1978) Taylor Downing (1971)
Suzanna du Plessis (2008) Colin Eades (1965) Bill Fairney (1960)
Steve Faktor (1974) Mike Fann (1950)
Michael Foot (1965) Stephen Fox (1984)
Owen Francis (1985)
Derek (1965) & Fiona Gardiner Ron Goddard (1952)
David Godfrey (1964)
Clive Goodrum (1978) Barrie Gore (1956)
James Graham (1976) – PRESIDENT Jamie Grant (1976) Hugh Grant (1960)
Howard Green (1962) Roger Grime (1978)
Rupert Harding (1975) Peter Hardy (1973)
Robert Harvey (1968) David Havard (1954)
Michael Hellyer (1957) Stephen (1972)
Tom Holyer (1956)
Donald Howard (1953) Paul Hughes (1960)
Chris Hutton-Penman (1961) Ronald Ibbotson (1948)
Andrew Jeffryes (1977) Trevor Jones (1957)
Chris (1975) & Wendy Jordan Peter Kauders (1966) David Kendall (1967)
Richard Kessel (1971) John King (1970)
Michael Leefield (1956) Pat Leevers (1969)
Peter Lewis (1962)
Andrew McLuskey (1966) Alan McQuillan (1966)
Manfred Michel (1956)
Marwan Mikdadi (1991) Paul Munro (1981)
Bob Newberry (1957)
Christopher Niekirk (1963) David Peacham (1975)
Michael Normington (1974) Michael Phelps (1950)
Judy Bollinger
Joan Chandler Gill Christy
Paul Goldsmith
David Goodhew
Elizabeth Griffiths Chris Hammond
Alex Hirst & Lindsay Wood Sally Markowska Nigel Orton
Dorothy Pryce
John Ray (1963)
Amanda Scott
Michael Reupke (1955)
Peter Stevens
Richard Redman (1953) Stephen Ross (1969) Peter Ruback (1978) Ian Slater (1955)
John Small (1954)
Malcolm Smith Derek & Ros Sweeting Moira Terry
Peter & Adwoa Winter
David Smith (1958)
IN MEMORIAM
John Steers (1950)
David Baines (1951)
Barry Southcott (1968) Rob Stevens (1968)
Peter Steward (1972) Trevor Stroud (1973) David Talbot (1964) Adam Tandy (1981)
Anthony Thompson (1950) Vic Thompson (1962) Brian Thorpe (1955) Bob Tilley (1959)
Adam Toop (1984)
David Towell (1963) Mark Turner (1975)
Bobby Uberoi (1991) David Uren (1972)
Mark Vipond (1978)
David Walden (1977) Cliff Webb (1967)
Victor West (1958)
Tony Willats (1962)
John Williams (1963)
Martin Woelfel (1969)
Dick Woodcraft (1951) Howard Woods (1966) Trevor Woolley (1972)
Nigel (1958) & Carol Woolner John Wotton (1971)
Richard Wyatt (1962) John Yates (1962)
Peter Yendell (1982)
Tony Abbott (1946)
Michael Barrett (1952) Dannis Basten (1951) John Beavis (1942)
John Bennett (1955) Roy Bery (1935) Mary Biggart
Alan Blackwell (1963) Lawrence Boxall
Geoffrey Brinton (1961) John Bullock (1951) Peter Burke (1953)
Clive Burrow (1947) Arthur Burt (1945) Gerry Burt (1942)
Kenneth Burton (1931) Michael Bush (1950) Keith Carley (1952)
Dennis Carpenter (1948) Michael Carter (1962)
Mike Gleed (1954)
Denis Graney (1942) Don Granger (1952)
Walter Grauberg (1941) Dennis Green (1939) Andrew Griffiths
George Gruner (1958) Dave Halliday (1958)
Malcolm Hanney (1971) Chris Haupt (1952) Alan Hayter (1945)
Tudor Heeps (1954)
Eric Henbrey (1952) Graham Hill (1954)
Brian Hughes (1953) Denis Jones (1967)
Nicholas Jones (1966) Douglas Keays (1945) Bryan Kellett (1956)
Derek Kempson (1937) Jerry Lancaster (1975)
Richard Perham (1955) & Nancy Lane Perham Cedric Lee (1950) Tony Lee (1942)
Donald Lloyd (1947)
Kenneth Maidment (1938) Raman Menon (1950) Brian Mills (1959)
Donald Nappin (1952)
Michael Nelson (1948)
Charles Newman (1954) John Nicholls (1958) Peter Nutter (1947) Robert Orme
Phil Palmer (1973) Martin Pattinson John Paynter
Alan Pinnock (1945) Albert Pryce (1946)
Jim Collingwood (1952)
Don Ramsay (1940)
Victor (1928) & Luisa Costanzo
Jerry Roberts (1939)
John Dargan (1944)
Peter Simpson (1944)
Ted Deeley (1945)
Bill Smith
Barry Dorn (1950)
Mike Spence (1948)
Bruce Cook (1942
Peter Reeve (1946)
George Crowhurst (1954)
Oliver Rose
Ieuan David
Derek Sinstead (1947)
Alan Dibben (1940)
Guy Smith (1942)
Arnold Dunkley (1937) Peter Elliott (1946) Laurence Elliott
Colin Emmins (1953) John Emms (1938) Peter Exell (1951)
Sydney Farr (1941)
Roy Featherstone (1954) David Finch (1959)
John Fitzmaurice (1947) Michael Fowler (1949) John Gardiner (1952)
John Statham (1953) Harry Stewart (1935) Eric Stratford (1937) Philip Syrett (1943)
George (1943) & Shirley Terry Martin Wade (1962)
Laurie Warwicker (1948) Douglas Webber (1946) Violet Wells
Robert Wilkinson
Brian Wray (1954)
Jack Wykes (1947)
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INSPIRING MINDS BOARD 2025/26 Guy and Dominique America Adam (Class of 1990) and Bex Balon Dmitri and Daria Bukhman Will and Tiffany Chawner Massimo Della Ragione and Valentina Pan Dominik and Karen Dolenec Alexander and Veronica Embiricos Alex Fleming, ex-officio Federico and Christine Foglia Jay and Adele Gleacher Jamie Grant (Class of 1976) John and Christine Gregg Laurence Hopkins (Class of 1992), ex-officio Farhad Karim and Sanda Lwin Bjorn and Julia Killmer Louisa Leventis Michael Maras Megha Mittal Kieran Murphy, (Class of 1976), ex-officio James and Rashmi Newman Cameron and Chloe Ogden Christian Rochat and Myrto Papadopoulos-Rochat Mike and Irina Phelps John and Kate Storey Amanda Scott, ex-officio Emilio and Carola Voli Ben and Katie Walker Su Wijeratna, ex-officio Charlie Wijeratna (Class of 1986) Nigel Woolner (Class of 1958)
GOVERNORS Kieran Murphy (Class of 1976) – Chair Zafar Ahmadullah David Benson Mark Brewer Pauline Campbell Chantal Free Lesley French Jamie Grant (Class of 1976) Robert Lewis Hadi Moussa Caroline Ng David Price (Class of 1974) Leanne Wood
By contributing towards my bursary, you have opened a door for me and a new chapter in my future. I truly enjoy studying and always dreamed of having access to excellent education and having all those conversations I wanted to have with classmates who are as interested as I am. Your generosity made it possible for me to keep dreaming, to apply to Latymer and win a place at this wonderful school. Without your support, my dreams might well have remained just that, dreams. BURSARY RECIPIENT, YEAR 8
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