Felsted Development Annual Report 2012

Development Fund Annual Report 2012

educational experience enjoyed byFelstedians.

In total, Old Felstedians, governors,parents, staff and friends of Felsted willhave donated a staggering £3.3M duringthe last four years. Although the longterm impact is immeasurable, it is clearthat the continued financial supportreceived through bequests and donationsis helping to provide investment inenhanced facilities, development of keynew buildings and provision ofscholarships and bursaries. Thank you toall who generously support the School inthis way. You are helping to build afoundation for the future.

The Follyfield fire generated an inspiringresponse from the whole Felsted Schoolcommunity. Old Felstedians, parents,governors, teaching and operational staffand pupils all reacted with anenthusiasm and energy that created anastonishingly swift response to thedisaster. It is great testament to the wholecommunity that the Follyfield girls were

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“In order to be at the top you have to aimbeyond where you are now”

firmly ensconced intheir new temporaryabode by thebeginning of theAutumn Term. TheSchool has alreadyappointed architectsBarnsley, Hewittand Mallinson todesign the newhouse and we areplanning to open this as part of the450th anniversary celebrations in 2014.After a great deal of consideration, theGovernors have agreed to explore andcommit to placing the new building onthe Senior School site to facilitate easierand safer access to the School for theFollyfield girls. This action would alsorelease the space on the other side of themain road, adjacent to the PreparatorySchool, for future development. We willkeep you informed on the progress.

If you would like more information onhow you can support the School, pleasecontact me. Email: [email protected]: +44 (0)1371 822649.

Richard Salmon

In a competitive world, we recognise that high academic achievement isn’t the only requirement for a successful future and mucheffort has been invested in the personal development of each Felstedian through the introduction of the Felsted Diploma. Thisrewards the engagement of pupils in the diverse co-curricular programme which offers over 160 activities, allowing for specialismin a particular interest rather than a “one size fits all” approach. Students are being introduced to the world of work through theWork Education and Careers programme and Felsted Network which together, are providing excellent vocational support topupils, with the help of parents and Old Felstedians. It is participation in these activities alongside the academic studies that isproducing a great characteristic of the Felstedian; confidence without arrogance.

This confidence is expressed on the sports field; through music, art and drama performances; public debating; internationalengagement with the Model United Nations and Round Square conferences; leadership within the Combined Cadet Force andDuke of Edinburgh Awards and service through our links with the Magic Bus Charity, Felsted Mission and the myriad of otherschool activities.

All of this takes place within an outstanding pastoral community and this was expressed most clearly in the wonderful response tothe Follyfield fire. The support that we have received from the whole Felsted School community has been a source of inspirationand encouragement and enabled the Follyfield girls to take up residence in their new semi-permanent House with greatenthusiasm and spirit at the beginning of the Autumn Term.

We continue to plan for the 450th Anniversary celebrations of 2014, and we are buoyed by the substantial Marshall and SkillLegacies bequeathed to the School. Our drive is to take the School to an even greater level of development to realise our vision tobe a leading co-educational boarding and day school regionally, nationally and internationally. We are seeking to not onlycelebrate in 2014 but also to inspire and to redefine the style and image of this great School. This continues to be a full, vibrantand really exciting place to be – a wonderful place to work with so much energy, passion, will to make a difference and helpothers, and exceptional achievement in everything that we do…

My personal thanks to you for your financial support, so generously given.Dr Mike Walker

A Welcome from the HeadmasterLast year, I commented that we are striving to achieve higher academic standards through inspirationalteaching and rigour and I am delighted to report that students have responded to the challenge by producingvery pleasing results. In comparison with 2011, these include a 5% increase in A* to B grades in GCSE and ‘A’level and 5% increase in the average points awarded in the International Baccalaureate to 34.4. Based onnational analysis, Felsted is amongst the top 10% of schools nationally in terms of the academic value that weadd to each student’s performance. These are remarkable achievements in a year when academic results havecome under a great deal of scrutiny in the media.

2012 has been a truly memorableyear for the School.The activity of the Development Officeincludes fundraising on behalf of FelstedSchool, Registered Charity No. 310870.The activity has seen a pivotal momentthis year with the wonderful legacybequests received from FrederickMarshall (c43-47) and Mary Skill (theSkill family have had a long associationwith Felsted), that will see totaldonations in excess of £2.9M. We haveexperienced an increasing number ofpeople considering Felsted School intheir Wills and this, combined with theongoing generosity of donors, is helpingto establish a firm financial foundationfor the education of current and futuregenerations of Felstedians.

The Annual Fund continues to thrive withtotal donations exceeding £85,000 duringthe last three years. This has providedexcellent equipment for the clubs,societies and co-curricular activities thathelp to enhance the outstanding

A Message from the Development Director

Funding raised for the period 1st August 2011 to 31st August 2012The information below is extractedfrom the draft School Income andExpenditure Account for the period1st August 2011 – 31st August 2012*.The draft accounts are due to beratified by the Full Governing Bodyon 1st March 2013.

Funds donated■ Marshall &

Skill Legacies £2,848,522■ Annual Fund £36,488

inc £2,500 from the Preparatory School Parents’ Association

■ Other £47,497inc Capital Projects and BursariesIncome

Total Incoming Resources £21.97M■ Net School Fees

and extras £17.82M(Gross fees and extras £19.79Mless bursaries and scholarships£1.97M)

■ Other trading £0.96M■ Donations and

Legacies £2.92M■ Other £0.27M

ExpenditureTotal Resources Expended £19.11M■ School running costs £15.40M■ Buildings and facilities £3.53M■ Development costs £0.14M■ Financing costs £0.04M

Completed Projects

The Annual Fund raised £36,488 lastyear and has again provided excellentnew equipment for clubs, societies, co-curricular activities and small projectsthat are vital to develop the all-roundcharacter of every Felstedian. It is acelebration of the generosity of thewhole school community and pupilshave been enjoying new technology,sports coaching kit, CCF and Duke ofEdinburgh Award scheme equipment,stage foldback monitors and a great dealmore. This really is great news forFelstedians and we thank you for yoursupport.

Annual Fund

We have undertaken an internalrefurbishment programme for theseHouses including installation of newablution facilities (cold baths arethankfully a long distant memory!) andredecoration throughout. A new gamesroom has been created in Gepp’s andDeacon’s has an updated lounge areathanks to the generosity of currentparents.

Gepp’s and Deacon’s

The inclement summer weather proved to beincongruous with the School’s cricket fixture list and soit was a timely occasion for the new all-weather cricketnets to be installed. This enabled pupils to hone theirskills and enjoy practice when the pitches were oftdeemed unplayable. The nets were officially opened byGraham, Gordon’s son, on Speech Day, when many who had donated to the GordonBarker Appeal were able to enjoy the Robins’ vs 1st XI cricket match. John Cockettspoke with great humour and aplomb in honour of his former colleague and friendGordon. This is an outstanding facility and thank you to all who supported the Appeal.

* The School has changed the date of the financial year end to 31st August from 31st July.Summary information for the Period ending 31st August 2012 and Felsted’s full auditedannual report and accounts will be available on our website www.felsted.org in due course.

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Felsted has always had a strongreputation for outdoor activities and thehard courts at the Preparatory School arecontinually used for activities rangingfrom tennis and netball to wide gamesfor younger children. In recent years, thesurface of the courts had deteriorated

Preparatory SchoolHard Courts

and during the summer, this wasrenewed to provide an excellent multi-purpose play area.

■ Donor funded projects■ School funded projects

Significant investment has beendirected towards the infrastructureof the School including:

■ Refurbishment and rebuilding ofStephenson’s gate

■ Completion and occupation ofStewart House, Pre-PreparatorySchool

■ Refurbishment of the Gymnasium

■ Refurbishment/redecoration ofteaching areas including ScienceLabs and CDT

■ External refurbishment includingElwyn’s and Stocks’s and areas ofthe Preparatory School

■ Redecoration of the Hunt Theatreand Tailor’s shop

Cricket Nets

LegaciesEvery gift in every Will makes a difference.

Throughout Felsted’s history, legacies havebeen of vital importance in helping theSchool to provide improved facilities andto enable pupils to benefit from a Felstededucation through the award of bursariesand scholarships.

Whether it is The Bury, bequeathed by Lt Col Douglas Phillott; the William HuntTrust supporting the education ofnumerous Felstedians through bursarialsupport or the recent bequests from theMarshall and Skill estates, legacies canhelp to transform facilities and indeedlives.

With a wonderful 450 year history ofeducation, the vision for the School is tobe a leading boarding and day school forcurrent and future generations ofFelstedians. This will require continuedinvestment to enhance facilities, developkey new buildings and the provision ofscholarships and bursaries. A legacy canhelp to ensure that, for generations tocome, Felsted continues to compete withits peer institutions on all fronts.

A legacy bequest is free from InheritanceTax by virtue of the fact that the School isa Registered Charity. In light of recentlegislation effective April 2012, a legacy of 10% of your net estate also reduces theInheritance Tax rate from 40% to 36%. On larger estates, this can prove to be ofsignificant value to other beneficiaries.

We would ask you to please considerleaving a legacy to Felsted School toensure that the School remains at theforefront of education for futuregenerations of Felstedians. Every gift, nomatter how large or small, will make adifference. It is strongly advised thatprofessional legal advice be sought indeciding how best to arrange your affairs.

If you would like more information onleaving a legacy, please contact us.

Annual FundThe Annual Fund is proving to be a greatsuccess having raised £85,000 during thelast three years. The Appeal is a yearlyapproach to all members of the widerFelstedian community comprising OldFelstedians, parents, governors, staff andfriends. The aim is to fund smaller projectsand equipment for clubs, societies and co-curricular activities that will be realisedwithin the year. The Appeal has shownthat gifts of any size make a genuine andimmediate difference. Pupils have enjoyednew equipment that helps to enhance theirall-round education through the widerange of activities that take place outsidethe classroom.

Thanks to the generosity of the wholeschool community, we have been able topurchase superb equipment including:■ GSM tracking devices for CCF and Dukeof Edinburgh Award Schemes

■ Equipment for rugby, cricket, tennis andnetball

■ iPads for ICT Club and use throughoutthe Preparatory School

■ Adventure playground equipment■ iPods for Journalism Club■ Wireless microphones for publicspeaking, conferences and performances

■ Stage foldback monitor, soundequipment for dance studio and lightingeffects controller

■ Equipment for Cookery Club■ Nesting boxes with bird feeder camera

Each year the Heads, with the guidancefrom teaching staff, parents and pupils,compile a list of equipment that will helpto support the various activities. The Fundruns for the length of the academic year

Current Fundraising Projects

BursariesWhy provide Bursaries?Felsted has a long tradition of offeringthe life-changing opportunity for pupilsto enjoy the education provided by theSchool through the provision ofbursaries. The School firmly believes thatproviding access in this way advances thecause of social mobility and can help totransform the lives of the individualsconcerned. In 2012/13, the average costof providing a 100% means testedbursary, to provide for the education of achild from entry in Reception at age 4


Annual Fund 2012/13 Items

Music, Arts and Drama■ Character dance shoes – £300■ Stage lighting for Hunt Theatre andBarbara Karan Auditorium – £5,600

■ Marimba – £6,000■ DVDs for film appreciation club –

£100■ Video camera for performances andrehearsals – £2,400

■ Improved sound system for Ross Hall– £2,000

Sports and Activities■ Rugby coaching equipment – £1,400■ Artificial wicket for Prep School –

£7,000■ Binoculars and cameras for CCF –

£2,100■ Specialist clothing for DofE – £300■ Adventure Playground Equipment forages 4-6 – £5,000

Science and Technology■ Mobile ICT Learning Suite – £6,500■ iPads for the Psychology forum –

£750■ Protein electrophoresis kit – £950

Social and Humanitarian■ Textile and craft club sewingmachines – £1,000

■ Microphones for MUN – £500

until Year 13 at age 18, is £14,000 perannum.

How are Bursaries funded?The bursaries are being funded throughthe combination of generous donationsfrom Old Felstedians, parents and friendsof the School and supplemented fromfee income.

Options for Funding?■ Support a child from one of the entry

points to Felsted at age 4,11,13 or 17■ Give a monthly or annual

contribution towards the fund

with items being purchased as soon asthe target has been achieved. If the targetis exceeded, additional funds are pooledand directed towards bursaries or capitalprojects.

We would ask you to please considerdonating either a single gift or anongoing monthly amount to helpachieve our goal.

How can you help?Any and all gifts are welcome. Wewould ask that you consider a gift at a level that is most comfortable foryour own situation. Every gift ofwhatever size makes a real difference,both to the children supported by thescheme and, through their presence,to the whole School community.

■ Annual Fund■ Bursaries and Scholarships■ Capital Projects■ To be directed where the need is greatest■ I would like my donation to remain anonymous and do

not want my name published in the Lord Riche Society.

Gift FormTitle ................ Forenames .........................................................................................

Surname ...............................................................................................................................

Address ..................................................................................................................................

Postcode ........................................ Country ..............................................................

Email .......................................................................................................................................

Telephone ...........................................................................................................................

I would like to contribute towards the following:

Payment OptionsBACS Direct Credit: Barclays Bank Plc, Bank Street, Braintree, EssexAccount number: 30393401 Sort Code: 20-97-40Swift Code: BARC GB22 IBAN: GB88 BARC 2097 4030 3934 01Please state: Annual FundCheque: Please make your cheque payable to Felsted SchoolBanker’s Order: Please see oppositeCredit Card: Please telephone the Development Office +44 (0) 1371 822645, with the following details:Name of Cardholder ______________________________________________

Card Number _____________________________________________________

House No./Name and Postcode at which card is registered ____________________________________________________________________

Card Type: Visa/Mastercard (not American Express) Start Date / / /

Expiry date / / / Three digit card security code _____ (last three numbers on the reverse of card) (CSC)

British Schools and Universities Foundation (For US Taxpayers)We are members of the British Schools and University Foundations Inc.,which enables US taxpayers to donate to Felsted 100% free of US IRS taxes.Donations can be made by on-line check and details can be found on theBSUF website. www.bsuf.org The preference for support should be FelstedSchool.

Please detach completed form, fold and return to: Development Office, Felsted School, Felsted, Essex CM6 3LL

Banker’s OrderTo: The Manager of ............................................................................ Bank/Building Society

Address .........................................................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................. Postcode ................................................

Please credit Barclays Bank PLC, Account No. 30393401, Sort Code 20-97-40,

the sum of £ ................................................................................. (in words)

monthly/quarterly/annually starting on ............./............./20...... and continue

until I give you notice. (delete as appropriate)

Donor Bank Account DetailsName of account holder (s) .............................................................................................................

Account Number .............................................................. Sort code ..............–..............–..............

Signed .......................................................................................... Date ...................................................

Gift Aid Declaration for UK TaxpayersFelsted School Registered Charity No. 310870

■ I would like to Gift Aid this donation ■ I would like to Gift Aid all future donations until further notice■ I would like to Gift Aid all previous donations for the charity’s current financial

period and the previous four

Are you a UK Taxpayer? If so, you can use Gift Aid to make your donations go furtherby completing this declaration. If you Gift Aid your donation, Felsted School canclaim Gift Aid tax relief of 25p on every pound you give. Please complete the formand send it with your donation to the address at the bottom of this form.

I confirm that I have paid or will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital GainsTax for the current tax year (6 April to 5 April) that is equal to the amount of tax thatall the charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCS) that I donate to willreclaim on my gifts for the current tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VATand Council Tax do not qualify. I understand the charity will reclaim 25p* of tax onevery £1 that I have given.

Signed .......................................................................................... Date ...................................................

Notes on Gift Aid1. You can cancel this Declaration at any time by notifying Felsted School.2. If your circumstances change and you no longer pay enough income or capital gains

tax to cover the amount claimed by Felsted School, you can cancel your declaration bycontacting the School.

3. If you pay tax at the higher rate, you can claim further tax relief via your SelfAssessment tax return**.

4. Please notify us if you change your name or address.

* Gift Aid is linked to basic rate tax. Basic rate tax is currently 20%, which allowscharities to reclaim 25p in each £1 given.

** Higher rate taxpayers can claim back the difference between basic rate and higher rate tax.


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Mr Ian Currie e 45-52Mr Howard Davis CBE e 46-50Mr John Downing DL e 45-49Professor Philip Finch e 51-61Mr Jeremy Fletcher-Morris e 53-57Mr Alphonso Fung e 67-69Mr David Gandy e 47-55Mr Ronald Gibbons* e 50-53Mr Michael Heathcote e 48-51Professor Tony Hunter e 56-61Mr John Kingham e 55-64Mr David Macklin CBE DL e 42-47Mr Ian Mason e 75-80Mr Stuart McIntyre e 44-49Mr Rory Mitchell e 74-79Mr Grahame Page e 36-43Mr James Rowan e 75-83Mr Peter Rowledge* e 44-47Mr Oliver Stocken e 54-60Mr Robin Thomas e 45-52Mr Bill Wyatt MC e 27-31

Mr Martyn Archer g 49-53Mr Richard Cliff g 82-87Mr Charles Crossman g 60-69Mr Willoughby Garton g 43-47Air Chief Marshal Sir David Harcourt-SmithGBE KCB DFC g 45-49

Mr Clive Harrison g 49-57Dr Brian Kanarek g 47-50Mr Bill Lake g 55-60Mr Mark Nankivell g 70-79Mr Cedric Prickett g 46-49Mr John Rees g 41-46Mr Alastair Rice g 50-55Mr Richard Risdon g 50-54Lieutenant Colonel John Rymer-Jones g 46-50

Mr John Samuel g 54-59

Mr Edward Thackray g 60-63Mr John Wyllie* g 38-42

Mr Frederick Austin a 36-40Mr Christopher Chapman a 46-52Mr Christopher Drinkwater a 86-91Mr Jack Edwards CBE* a 34-37 Mr Robert Fairhead a 50-54Mr Anthony Jackson CBE OBE a 42-50

Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Keatinge OBE a 52-56

Mr Guy Kent a 55-58Mr Roger Luckin a 53-57Mr Edward Mallett a 33-36Mr Peter Martin MBE DL a 54-62 Professor John Nicholls a 56-61Mr Nick Nicolle a 29-36Dr Ian Peek a 46-50Captain Alan Prebble a 33-42Mr David Robson* a 48-51Mr Patrick Robson a 49-54Mr Nick Speakman a 70-79

Mrs Helen Brownlees m 80-82

Mr Roger Ames d 36-45 Mr Tom Avery d 74-78Mr John Banner d 53-59 Mr John Bird OBE d 40-45Mr Robin Broadhurst CVO CBE d 59-64

Major General Ralph Crossley CB CBE* d 46-50

Mr Nicholas Dennison d 54-58Mr Hugo Dunkley d 55-64Mr Anthony Eallett d 44-49

Major BenefactorsMr Frederick Marshall* c 43-47Mr Jan Roed g 45-50Miss Mary Skill*Mr Andy Stewart e 60-67

BenefactorsSir Martyn Arbib g 53-56Mr Samuel Courtauld*Mrs Barbara FowlesProfessor John Fowles OC g 49-54Mr Basil Hunt*Mr William Hunt*Mr Brian Lott OBE a 56-62Lt Col Douglas Phillott*Mr and Mrs Ray StephensMr and Mrs Richard Wallis

MembersOLD FELSTEDIANS

Mr Edward Dodson h 77-82Mr Paul Gray h 74-79Mr Simon Griggs h 74-78Mr William Grove Smith h 75-84Professor Jeremy Horder h 75-80Mr Tony Lofts h 63-72Mr James Marsden h 71-76Mr Nigel Menzies h 68-77Mr Graeme Newman* h 66-71Dr Norman Walford h 59-68Mr Guy Wilkes h 75-84

Mr Oliver Addis e 51-60Mr Robin Addis e 49-58Mr Clive Bradley CBE e 43-52Prof David Brown e 45-50

Mr Tony Ekins d 57-61Mr Martin Foster d 58-63Mr Paul Hooper d 69-74Mr Rod Hunter d 47-52Mr Philip Hutley d 60-69Mr Michael Jackaman d 49-53Mr Mike Jones d 58-63Mr Timothy Lake* d 53-58Mr Christopher Lendrum CBE d 60-65

Mr Paul Markey d 68-72Mr Stuart Martin d 82-87Mr Alan Nicholls* d 45-53Mr Francis Nicholls JP d 49-57Mr Peter Page JP* d 33-37Mr Andy Prebble d 68-72Mr Joff Prebble d 64-68Dr Murray Roberts RD d 55-60Mr Tony Southgate d 41-45Mr Peter Stevens d 44-47Mr David Vevers* d 55-60Mr David Waddell* d 44-49Mr John Worsp d 51-60

Mr Robert Appleyard b 52-55Mr Graham Ball b 55-59Dr John Barlas TD* b 35-38Mr Simon Bastin b 82-87Mr Jeremy Belcher b 67-75Mr Nicholas Belcher b 62-67Mr George Bellingham-Smith b 48-52

Mr Charles Clark b 66-75Mr Simon Critchell b 59-63Mr Gilfrid Day b 40-41Mr Robert Dolman b 59-63Mr Paul Eckersall b 68-71Mr Tony Fasey b 33-42Mr Roger Harvey b 55-60Mr Andrew King b 58-61

Lord Riche Society Major Benefactors, Benefactors & MembersWe have carefully reviewed various sources within the School to seek to ensure that the information included here is correct.However, if you are aware of donors who have not been included or other details which need amendment, please advise us so thatwe can ensure that this is rectified for future publications.

A number of donors have asked to remain anonymous – all others are listed below and overleaf.

Deacon’s

Elwyn’s

Follyfield

Gepp’s

Montgomery’s

Stocks’s


The Lord Riche SocietyThe Lord Riche Society, named in recognition of Felsted’s original benefactor, has been established toexpress our gratitude to all who have generously given financially to further the School’s development. Wevalue every gift made to the School and are thankful to all of our donors whose generosity has providedmany of the excellent facilities enjoyed by pupils and made significant contributions towards bursaries. Allwho provide a donation during the year will be listed within our Annual Report and in recognition of thosewho provide larger financial gifts, we have established categories of membership of the Lord Riche Society.

Members All donors who give above£1,000 will automatically becomeMembers of the Lord Riche Society and wewill hold a ‘thank you’ event each year forthe Members.

Benefactors Donors who give inexcess of £50,000 will become Benefactorsof the Lord Riche Society and in additionto the benefits of Membership, will havetheir name included on the Benefactorsplaque at the School.

Naming rights to certain rooms and othernaming opportunities at the School willalso be provided for Benefactors.

Major Benefactors In addition tothe benefits of Members and Benefactors,for those who have donated in excess of£250,000, an annual meal will be held bythe Headmaster and Governors for MajorBenefactors.

Naming rights for significant projects willbe provided for Major Benefactors e.g.Music School, Pre-Preparatory School andthe like.

1564 SocietyFelsted School believesthat those who choseto make acommitment to thefuture of the Schoolthrough the provision of a legacy shouldbe suitably recognised. We have thereforeestablished the 1564 Society,acknowledging the Foundation year of theSchool, to both honour and thank thosewho have chosen to endow that future.

Membership of the Society is granted toall those who have signified theirintention to make a bequest to theSchool. Recognising that such a decisionis often private and personal, the list of

members is not published, but an annualluncheon is held every year at which, theSchool is able to offer the membership itsthanks and keep them abreast of currentdevelopment plans. The School alsodraws upon the experience and wisdom of1564 Society Members to advise on itsintentions for the future.

We very much hope that you will wish tobecome a member of this exclusive andvery special donors’ society. If you havemade a bequest to Felsted in your Willplease contact the Development Office sothat we can include you within theSociety.

Honorary Members We recognisethe goodwill expressed by many OldFelstedians through sending children andgrandchildren to the School and weacknowledge this by making youHonorary Members of the Society.

Manor

CURRENT AND FORMER PARENTSMr and Mrs C R Abel SmithDr and Mrs A AhmedMr K AmatoMr D BarbourMrs and Mrs D BiddleMr J BradleyMr and Mrs J BurchellMr R BurrettMr S ChanMr K CliffMr H D CobbaldMr and Mrs S ColeMr M ColemanMr K P CollinsMr and Mrs L CookMr and Mrs P CotterillMr D R DaviesMr and Mrs S DaviesMr DuvenciMr and Mrs S Eccles-WilliamsMr and Mrs T EdwardsMr R ElmsMr and Mrs B EvansMr M F GebbieDr M GermanMr K F GilhamMrs S M GillonMr and Mrs M GordonMr and Mrs P GriggsMr and Mrs L HarmonMr and Mrs A HarveyDr C Haul-HirtzelMr and Mrs N HiltonDr J HofmeyrMrs P HolmeMr and Mrs P HolmesMr and Mrs M HolmesMr N HydeDr and Mrs A HyndMr and Mrs F IvesDr S E JamesMr and Mrs N JarvisMrs C JerramMr and Mrs H Johnson OBEMr P E JonesMr and Mrs I KaranMr and Mrs P Kelly Mrs C KendrickMr and Mrs J KetteleyDr and Mrs A Keulers

Mr and Mrs G LanzaMr C LarlhamDr E G LeubeMr D C MacdiarmidMrs J MacraeMr and Mrs F MarjoribanksMr P MarriageMr J MartinMr S P MasonMr C J B MatthewsMr N C McLeodMr J MooreMr and Mrs D MorrisonMr V L NealHerr E O NedelmannMr Y N NgMr R PercyMr S L PorterMr and Mrs W PowerMr and Mrs T ProbertMr and Mrs M R RaeMr and Mrs M RaffanMr I R RamsayMr and Mrs C RechternMr and Mrs N ReedMr A Rider Mr and Mrs B RobertsonDr I RoystonMr S RugunduMr and Mrs P SeersMr and Mrs B H SiggersMr and Dr R SillsMr and Mrs A SkirtonMr and Mrs A SoomroMr G R StokelyMr D C TaborMr and Mrs M UlphMr C VigrassMr and Mrs V VtulkinMr and Mrs O WarehamMr R P Welsh-SmytheMr S Yeates Mr P F Yeung

CURRENT AND FORMER GOVERNORSHis Honour Judge Peter BeaumontMr Clive Bradley CBE e 43-52Mr Peter CooperRevd A C C CourtauldMr Samuel Courtauld*Mr John Davies OBEMr David Evans*Mr Martin Foster d 58-63The Right Honourable Sir Alan Haselhurst MP

Mr Thomas Hunnable*Mr Philip Hutley d 60-69Mr Peter LeeLt Col Douglas Phillott* r 1874-78Mr Oliver Stocken e 54-60Mr William SunnucksMr Chris Tongue 68-84

CURRENT AND FORMER STAFFMrs Jenny Burrett 83-Mr John Cockett 51-90Mr Tony Eggleston OBE 68-82Mr Edward Gould 83-93Mr Nicholas Hinde 67-04Mr Michael Mann* 47-77Mr John Oakshatt 86-07Mr Kenneth Ranyard 87-00Mr Henry Reekie* 51-68Mr Stephen Roberts 93-08Mr Jasper Thorogood 93-03Mr Chris Tongue 68-84Mr David Waddell* d 44-49Mr Andrew Widdowson 82-12

TRUSTS AND FRIENDSMrs Diana CarpenterMrs Diana EvansMrs Judith MacraeMrs Tessa StonehouseMrs Penny TuckerMrs Philippa WoodwardFriends of Felsted SchoolFelsted Choral SocietyFelsted RobinsFrank Comms

William Hunt TrustThe Philipps OF FundMCCOld Felstedian SocietySpringfield Hospital

Honorary Members

Mr David Church h 59-67Mr Benjamin Cooper h 82-86Mr David Fleming h 75-84Mr Patrick Gardiner h 72-75Mr Philip Mangham h 83-88Mr Jeremy Rees h 68-73Mr Simon Saunders h 84-89Mr Michael Volf h 72-77Mr Nicholas Wellington h 75-80

Mr Richard Ahrens e 55-63Mr Adrian Arnold e 48-58Mr Charles Baker e 40-48Capt Ivor Ballantyne-Evans* e 08-10Mr Anthony Barker e 47-55Mr Colin Beharrell e 33-40Mr Thomas Bernard RD JP e 38-44Mr Robert Bird e 48-53Lt Cdr Robert Brown OBE VRD* e 28-32

Mr Rupert Brown e 73-76Major Stanley Bullough e 29-35Mr Michael Burleigh e 48-56Mr John Carder e 35-43Mr Ernest Clark e 34-37Brigadier Martyn Clark e 44-48Dr Thomas Cullen e 66-70Dr Charles Downing* e 08-13Mr Richard Edwards e 73-78Mr John Ellwood e 39-47Mr Austin Gardiner* e 30-34Mr Martin Glibbery e 67-70Mr Dudley Gowing* e 12-15Mr Russell Grosch e 49-53Mr Mark Guthrie e 59-64Mr Richard Hunt e 54-62Mr David Latham* e 46-51Mr Roy Moody e 50-55Mr Richard Padfield e 68-76Mr Robert Parker* e 21-28Mr Geoffrey Perkins* e 24-27Lt Col Cedric Portway MC TD* e 08-12

Major Michael Portway TD e 36-43Mr Keith Rogers e 51-54Lt Col Charles Sandys e 37-41Mr Thomas Squier* e 27-28Mr Martin Symons e 44-53Revd Dr David Thompson e 49-57Mr Rihia Totman e 30-34Mr Michael Wilkes e 34-38Mr Michael Yeatts e 76-81

Mr Gordon Allan* g 44-47Mr George Blake g 49-51Mr Chris Boddington g 79-84Mr Gerhard Boesen g 57-60Mr Michael Boulton g 48-51Mr Robert Boyce g 51-55Mr Edward Brooks g 36-39Mr Paul Chaston g 47-54Mr Desmond Cornwell-Lee g 34-38Mr James Denne* g 36-42Mr James Furze g 67-72Mr Robert Furze* g 33-40Mr Patrick Hall g 44-49Mr Brian Hamilton Hewett g 44-48Mr Frederick Hargreaves g 72-77Mr John Harrison g 48-55Mr Nigel Havens g 71-76Mr Don Hudson g 49-53Mr Richard Johnson g 41-43Mr Guy Lambert g 75-84Mr David Laverack* g 37-44Mr Stephen Leeder g 60-68Mr Rashid Malik g 65-66Mr Roger Messer g 50-54Mr John Moore JP g 33-36Captain Ian Neil g 64-68Mr Philip Ray CMG* g 31-35Mr Petter Roed g 80-84

Mr Mac Sayer g 58-62Mr John Simmons g 29-32Mr Nigel Southey g 75-78Mr Simon Tibbitts g 63-72Mr Nicholas Ward g 53-58Mr Christopher Woodwark g 60-64Mr John Woodwark* g 29-34Mr John Wootton g 77-87Mr Mark Wyld g 75-80Mr Michael Young* g 55-58

Ms Lucy Beaufrere n 85-87Mrs Caroline Cload n 84-86Mrs Lucy Nicholls n 87-89Mrs Olly Surguy n 85-87

Mr Michael Billinghurst* a 50-58Mr George Blades a 36-40Mr Jim Blades a 61-66Mr Hugh Bohling a 68-75Mr Cecil Brown* a 18-26Mr Frederic Brown* a 13-20Mr Colin Carter a 49-58Mr Herbert Chapman* a 14-18Mr Peter Davis a 47-52Mr Mark Dolman a 75-80Mr John Edward a 52-58Mr Brian Edwards CBE DL a 36-41Mr Guy Elms a 82-84Mr Sydney Ferguson* a 19-21Mr John Fleming JP a 47-51Mr Thomas Foster a 67-71Mr Leslie Head a 43-47Mr Mark Hughes a 77-83Mr David Keefe a 46-50Mr Eric King* a 34-37Mr Jonathan Lee a 75-84Mr David Martin a 54-63Mr John Nicholls* a 26-31Mr John Page a 37-42Mr Sam Poles* a 26-28Mr John Prentice a 39-40Dr Samuel Rawlinson OBE a 70-75Mr Tom Robson* a 15-21Mr Desmond Rothwell* a 41-44Mr Allan Sewell a 40-44Mr Patrick Simpson a 60-63Mr Michael Symondson* a 30-34Mr Christopher Taylor JP a 52-59Mr John Taylor a 28-32Mr Alan Tunbridge TD* a 26-30Mr Richard Tunbridge a 50-58Mr Peter Turner a 58-62Mr Alexander Walker* a 25-29Mr Hugh Wiltshire a 48-57Mr Thomas Wiltshire TD* a 21-23Mr Stephen Wolfe a 75-84Mr Bryan Wood a 53-56

Mrs Caroline Blackwell m 75-77Mrs Amanda Cherry m 73-75Mrs Jacqueline Coe m 73-75Ms Sarah Ping m 78-80Ms Hedi Threlfall m 80-82Mrs Lizzie Webster m 79-81Mrs Josephine Wright m 70-72

Mr John Beatty d 49-54Maj Humphrey Benoy* d 36-40Maj Gen John Benoy CBE* d 12-14Mr Christopher Bird d 48-56Mr Derek Bird* d 45-53Mr Richard Blackwell d 68-77Mr Richard Boreham d 51-58Mr David Brooks d 47-52Mr Stanley Brown d 45-48Mr Richard Browning d 70-75Dr Stephen Culling d 52-57Mr James Daniel d 63-68Mr Anthony Duffield* d 36-45Mr Pat Duffield d 34-39Mr James Ewing CBE* d 12-17Mr John Ewing OBE d 42-47Mr Nigel Falkus* d 56-61Dr John Golding d 62-67

Deacon’s

Elwyn’s

Gepp’s

Garnetts

Follyfield

Manor

Montgomery’s

* deceasedoverleaf…


Windsor’s

Felsted Preparatory

Mr Derek Lidstone b 55-59Professor Robert Macmillan b 34-39Mr Robert Marven b 79-88Mr Giles Morris b 77-84Mr Peter Padfield b 47-55Mr Anthony Percival b 53-57Dr Timothy Roberts b 87-92Mr Brian Stutchbury b 37-41Mr Graham Turner b 61-66Mr John Watkinson b 61-65Mr Peter Wheeler b 52-61Mr Jeremy White b 78-83Mr Nicholas Wilkes* b 43-51Mr Stephen Wilkes b 46-55Mr Robert Wood b 56-61

Mr Nicholas Ambrose c 71-76Mr Christopher Burton c 46-50Mr Peter Clements MBE c 51-57Mr Gyles Cooper c 52-60Mr Christopher Cripps c 55-59Mr Anthony Gammie c 47-52Mr Simon Hashim c 67-71Mr Richard Higgins c 71-76Mr Michael Malone c 45-50Mr Samuel Metson c 64-73Mr Henry Morten c 21-27Mr Nigel Munton* c 57-60Mr Ian Parker c 56-61Mr Timothy Pearce Higgins c 52-57Mr William Pearce-Higgins c 52-57Mr Marcus Setchell CVO c 57-61Mr Peter Straus* c 54-59Mr Brian Stuart King c 57-61Dr Martin Thorne c 36-40Mr Kim Woodthorpe c 72-77

Mr Geoffrey Sudbury f 35-38

Richard Salmon, Development DirectorTelephone: 01371 822649 email: [email protected]

Fiona MacGregor, Data and Communications ManagerTelephone: 01371 822644 email: [email protected]

Development Office Felsted School, Felsted, Essex CM6 3LL

Mr Benjamin Cooper h 82-86

Mr Michael Boulton g 48-51Mr Tony Capstick g 45-49Mr Bryan Dobbs g 50-55Mr Henry Heil g 92-93Mr Roger Pipe g 48-51Mr Peter Ransom g 38-42Mr Mike Ranson JP g 57-65Mr Michael Thompson g 45-50

Mr Jack Anderson a 48-53Mr Nigel Chapman a 72-77Mr Peter Davis a 47-52Mr Richard Dixon a 52-56Mr Robert Gould a 87-92Mr Mark Hughes a 77-83Mr Kenneth Kendall a 35-42Mr Josh Kenyon a 85-86Mr Steve Welch a 45-48

Mr David Banner d 47-55Mr Robert Brewster d 58-61Mr Michael Deaves d 44-51Mr Lawrence Dew d 40-47Mr Tomas King d 88-96Mr Brian Morgan d 42-47Mr David Slade d 45-48

Mr Philip Hawkes d 56-66Mr Richard Hawkes d 54-64Mr Timothy Hedin d 75-80Mr Paul Hutley d 69-78Mr Rupert Kingston d 61-65Mr Michael Lamb d 58-63Mr Lance Lepper d 52-55Mr John Liddiard d 66-68Mr Charles Lofts d 39-41Mr John Lofts d 37-40Mr Richard Long d 53-57Mr Kip Manning d 56-65Mr David Mathews* d 25-29Mr Peter McMillan d 54-62Mr William McMillan d 46-54Mr Alexander McVie d 50-54Mr Philip Newman* d 19-23Mr Tom Nicholls d 80-89Mr Mark Nicholls d 52-61Mr Stanley Osborne* d 18-22Mr Anthony Parker* d 21-25Mr Christopher Parker d 29-32Mr Nigel Perkins d 73-75Mr Angus Roberts* d 27-30Canon John Skelton* d 27-31Mr John Skinner d 55-60Mr Timothy Stanton d 39-42Dr Harry Thomson* d 31-35Mr Brian Trehearne d 35-39Mr Paul Wenley* d 40-47Mr Henry Wilkes d 74-83Mr Gilbert Williams TD* d 18-25Mr Michael Williams d 42-52Mr Rowland Williams TD* d 18-22Mr Colin Wright d 67-71

Mr Brian Ashley b 55-58Mr John Barford b 46-50Mr Paul Bechgaard b 55-59Mr Christopher Booth b 59-64Mr George Burrows* b 24-27Mr Thomas Burrows* b 20-25Mr Roger Calthrop* b 18-21Mr Graham Cherry b 68-77Mr Richard Cherry b 70-79Mr Robert Clegg* b 16-19Mr Max Clover b 52-60Wing Commander Derek Day* b 50-52

Mr Richard Fanshawe* b 22-30Mr Robin Fanshawe b 59-62Cdr Lars Farnes b 57-60Mr Peter Fasey b 67-71Mr Robert Fleming b 43-49Mr Michael Fletcher ERD* b 30-33Mr Robert Godfrey b 53-56Mr Simon Griggs b 80-85Mr David Hall b 59-64Mr Martin Harvey b 47-56Mr James Houlder b 64-72Mr John Jessup* b 43-46Mr Simon Jones b 75-78

Lord Riche Society Other Donors

Mr David Charles b 52-57Mr Peter Parish b 61-66Dr John York Moore b 36-40

Mr William Ward c 35-42Major John Weir MBE c 44-48

Mr Christopher Gibb f 72-76

PARENTS, STAFF AND WELL-WISHERSMr P AlthasenMrs D D BathurstMr and Mrs G BennettMr and Mrs I BrownMrs J HarrisonMr T* and Mrs P HolmeMr and Mrs R SalmonMr and Mrs H StrengMr and Mrs J TaylorMr and Mrs C TownsendDr and Mrs D VothMr M WilliamsCountryside Properties UK Ltd

Deacon’s

Others who have donated during the period 1st August 2011 to 31st August 2012

Felsted Preparatory

Follyfield

Stocks’s

Windsor’s

Gepp’s

Montgomery’s


Lt Col Leslie Marriott* b 12-15Mr Richard Morley-Jacob b 81-86Mr Neil Morris b 50-55Mr Philip Newcombe b 28-32Mr Jeremy Payne b 48-56Mr Philip Payne* b 21-26Mr Charlie Pitcher b 77-78Mr Peter Raffan b 55-60Mr Dudley Simpson b 57-60Mr Roger Spearing b 59-64Mr David Tippett b 40-44Mrs Mary Uthwatt-Bouverie b 94-96Mr Bill Watts b 51-59Dr John York Moore b 36-40

Mr Alexander Bean* c 13-14Mr Paul Beaufrere c 55-60Mr Philip Blunt c 59-64Mr Stephen Burroughes c 49-53Mr Charles Chapman c 50-55Mr Patrick Clarke c 34-38Mr Marcus Cload c 81-86Mr Robert Coles c 33-37Mr Robert Croydon JP* c 57-62Mr Michael Dew c 48-52Maj Charles Irwin c 32-35Mr Robert Jerram JP* c 56-60Mr Simon Kent c 82-90Professor Peter Kopelman c 64-69Mr Paul Leach c 38-46Mr Robin Leach* c 51-55Mr Laurence Macklin OBE* c 17-21Mr David Metson c 66-75Mr Patrick Mildren* c 31-36Mr James Milner* c 20-23Mr Peter Milner c 52-57Mr Alastair Morley-Brown c 44-52Mr Patrick Morris* c 24-28Mr Philip O’Donnell c 83-88Mr David Payne JP* c 44-48Mr Richard Pitcher* c 36-43Mr Roy Porter c 42-48Mr Richard Price c 64-68Colonel Thomas Seccombe CBE c 48-52

Mr Jack Smith* c 28-30Mr Jasper Stuart King* c 23-28Canon Robert Stuart King* c 1873-80Mr Gilbert Stubbs GM* c 20-24Mr James Tyrie c 85-90

Mr Patrick Deveson f 36-40Mr Mark Edwards f 69-73Mr Howard Garon f 47-47Lieutenant Commander Garth Hanchard-Goodwin RN f 34-39

Mr Clive Harvey f 54-57Mr David Hawkins f 38-43Mr Nigel Parker f 48-51Mr Aubrey Stanley* f 16-20Mr Charles Williams f 77-79Mrs Anne Wilson f 40-41

Windsor’s

Felsted Preparatory

Honorary Members continued

Montgomery’s

Stocks’s

* deceased

Felsted School is a Registered Charity No. 310870 of which Felsted School TrusteeLtd, a company registered in England and Wales Registration No. 3548755, is theSole Trustee.

Thank you to all who contributed photographs, particularly Dr Charles Lee.

Documents

Felsted Development Annual Report 2012