Donor Update 2016
with the Annual Fund 2016-17
THE ANNUAL
FIGURES & PARTICIPATION
FUND 2015-16
SINCE 1999 Total number of donors:
How Much was Raised?
2,505
£303,573
Percentage of alumni who have supported: 28%
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Total number of volunteers:
Bursaries and Scholarships
305
Foundation Fellows
Total amount raised:
Ed Moorhouse Fund
£9,393,819
Sports Coaching Fund Inspirational Speaker Programme Academic Festivals
Number of legacies pledged and received: 182
Travel and Tour Bursary Fund Hardship Fund Peter Currie Fund Sport
Other gifts have been given to the General Fund.
THANKS FROM THE CHAIRMAN Inspiration; this word comes up time and again to describe what boys gained from the projects the Foundation supported last year.
JOHN POCOCK Chairman of the Foundation Trustees (f, 1978)
From academic festivals and overseas trips to speakers and sports coaching, boys, and pupils from the wider Sherborne school community have been inspired by high profile individuals, unique experiences and new opportunities to aim higher and achieve more. The nature of your support has been wide-ranging, from regular gifts and legacy pledges to time
volunteered and giving access to special meeting venues. Whatever your contribution it has made a difference, potentially a life-changing one for some boys, and we are truly grateful for it. This year’s Donor Update not only describes the outcomes of recent support but sets out the Annual Fund projects for this academic year. I hope you find satisfaction in both the reading and the participation.
THANK YOU
FOR BEING A PART OF IT
RECENT PROJECTS
Music School Update Our Music School is now six years old and its support of music at Sherborne goes from strength to strength, as you will see from the comments below. A base for daily practise and rehearsal, for hosting masterclasses and concerts, for teaching and socialising, the building is so much more than its component parts. It is an inspiration to all who make music in it – from jazz impresarios to orchestral musicians – and has undoubtedly played its part in our being named one of the best nonspecialist schools in music. We enjoy every moment in the building and remain grateful indeed to those who enabled such a transformational development.
James Henderson - Director of Music
Changing Lives In the words of a mother of a recent leaver...”Four years ten months ago we made one of the biggest and most difficult decisions of our lives – to send our boy away to boarding school to take up a music scholarship. Sherborne School have given us back a confident, well rounded, self-effacing young man who has achieved such great things and totally fulfilled his potential, having had the time of his life, and is ready to go out in the world and make a difference. Bursting with pride is an understatement, and so incredibly proud to say that my son is now an Old Shirburnian”.
Drama School Update In the last year, the Drama School has been getting a lot of use. Academic classes continue to take place at the same time as practical work and the popularity of Drama means the building is bursting with enthusiasm and energy. We continue to value this facility and look forward to it potentially being further developed in future to cater for the many boys at Sherborne who wish to study the theatre and to act. Ian Reade - Head of Drama
Academic Festivals Hearing from leading academics and professionals in person, with the chance to question and interact with them, is core to academic enrichment at Sherborne. Through academic festivals, the School aims to inspire thinking beyond exam specifications and school textbooks and develop a new generation of leaders and world-changers. Not just among its own boys, but across Sherborne’s senior schools whose 11-18 year old pupils are invited to participate.
The Sherborne Sessions 2016
The Science Festival
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The Science Festival in October 2015 brought eminent professors and doctors – including Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Principal of Jesus College, Oxford, and Professorial Research Fellow in the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford – to the School to help almost 2,500 of Sherborne’s young people imagine and prepare for an unknowable but unstoppable future. Specialists in the theory of social machines, fusion energy, rare earth metals, space exploration, artificial intelligence and more took part.
It made me realise that science was limitless, that there are endless possibilities and dreams can be materialised”. Malhaar Shah (4a)
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Over twenty writers (including journalist Rachel Cooke above), many of them award-winners from genres including the novel, screenwriting, comedy, journalism, poetry and biography, inspired many boys and other Sherborne pupils ‘how to write’ over a five-day literary festival. We are grateful to main sponsor The Charles Skey Charitable Trust and to those who took up the new opportunity to become a session naming sponsor: Rodney Short; Justin Douglas; Flotilla Media. I am delighted that the Charles Skey Charitable Trust has been able to support The Sherborne Sessions as the support and encouragement of youth is one of the areas we wish to promote. The varied programme will have been inspirational not only to those wishing to pursue a career in literature or the arts but will also, I trust, have encouraged all, wherever their career takes them, to maintain engagement with literature and the arts which will result in a more complete, rounded and fulfilling life.” Martyn Leggett - The Charles Skey Charitable Trust
Inspirational Speaker Programme
The lecture programme last year presented a varied array of speakers for the boys. At The Steven Lawn Memorial Lecture, given by Falklands’ veteran Simon Weston, boys heard about the horror of this war and its devastating personal aftermath, including Simon not being recognised by his own mother. Lord Holmes of Richmond, the blind Paralympian, responsible for the runaway success of the London Games, spoke movingly about the Paralympic movement. Ian Keable – an OS – showed us some brilliant magic and talked about the history of the art. Andrew Oates spoke about the difficulties of treating dementia; and we had a powerful talk on Muslim extremism from Dr Usama Hasan, an imam from the Quilliam Foundation. In the final term, we heard talks from Sir James Perowne on Shackleton on the anniversary of that fateful expedition; from comedy mathematician Matt Parker on why maths is so cool; and from Mitch Grant, over from Sydney, who talked to us about recovering from serious injury as a teenager and running his own fitness centres. Tim Dawson - Head of Scholarship
Foundation Fellows
Having already welcomed a total of eight Foundation Fellows to Sherborne from Princeton, last year was a ‘gap’ year whilst a wider search was conducted for an excellent candidate for 2016-17 to support creative development. We were delighted to discover and engage Carson Einarsen from Savannah College of Art and Design as a postgraduate in TV and film. With his passion for and experience in film study and production, and also of fine art and photography, we look forward to a year of exceptional creativity and activity as he supports the Art and Photography departments, whilst adding extra colour and culture to School life with a variety of US-themed co-curricular activities.
BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS Eight boys have now experienced the life-changing opportunity of an education at Sherborne thanks to bursarial support from the Foundation and last year we continued to build funds towards supporting our ninth beneficiary in 2017-18. Bursary funding also assists boys whose families have fallen on hard times to remain at the School when they would otherwise have to leave.
Travel and Tour Bursary Fund
Since the last Donor Update at the end of 2014, five boys have benefited from assistance enabling them to participate in the 2015 rugby tour.
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Peter Currie Commemoration Fund
In memory of Peter Currie, long-serving and highly respected master at Sherborne, this new Fund was set up last year to support boys wanting to undertake trips in areas that Peter himself loved, such as languages, hockey, golf and music, and, where possible, also to support deserving Digby boys on any School trips they wished to undertake. Twelve boys have benefited over the period, including support for two boys on hockey trips to Barcelona; six boys on a choir trip to Prague; three on a swing band tour of Barbados; and one boy on a language trip to Spain.
My son is at Sherborne thanks to a sports scholarship with a bursary. He was spotted by
Sherborne coaches at a prep school match and encouraged to attend the scholarship day.
He got in and has never looked back. He grew up whilst on a sports tour partly funded by the Foundation and has achieved great success both for himself and the School, making this a mutually successful partnership. We are so thankful that the School saw my son’s
potential and has developed it so well with so much support and advice, coupled with his own hard work. We as a family are eternally grateful for the Foundation’s support and to those whose generosity has allowed my son fully to develop his talent.”
Sports Coaching Fund
The Sports Coaching Fund, as generously provided by the Sherborne School Foundation, has again enabled the boys to access high level coaching in a variety of different sports. Of particular note this year has been the extra tennis coach provided to work with the lower years, and the athletics coaches who have helped a number of boys with their throwing and jumping skills. In addition, the provision for Strength and Conditioning coaches has ensured that boys across the school are suitably prepared physically to help prevent injury as well as maximising potential.
From the 3rd form through to the Sixth Form, boys have benefited from time spent with experts who are able to help them make the slight modifications to their tactical and technical abilities and thereby improve their overall performance. Outstanding individual achievements include one boy matching the Under-17 School hurdles record and seven boys winning medals, including two Golds in the HMC Judo Nationals Competition. We are grateful for the difference that gifts to the Sports Coaching Fund makes.
David Guy - Director of Sport
ANNUAL FUND 2016-17
These are the projects and fundraising targets for the current academic year: Bursaries and Scholarships
To support a deserving boy on a bursary; to continue to support scholarship funding for boys with special talent; and to enable boys to remain in the School if their families fall on hard times.
Foundation Fellow
To fund one new Fellow in 2017-18 whose specialist skills and knowledge will enrich boys’ academic education. £27,000
Travel and Tour Bursaries Fund
To enable boys to experience and enjoy cultural, sporting and musical trips that would otherwise be beyond their reach. £7,500
Sports Coaching Fund
To build the depth and breadth of sport at Sherborne through specialist coaching of teams and highly talented individuals. £20,000
Chapel Improvements
To enhance the Chapel by: Replacing worn out cushions: £1,555 Replacing globes on pew ends: £540 A new votive candle stand: £446
How to Give
There are many ways to support the Sherborne Foundation. Listed below are the simplest: • Make a single gift by completing and returning the gift form with a cheque made payable to ‘Sherborne School Foundation’ • Make a regular monthly gift by completing and returning the enclosed form • Donate securely online from the UK or overseas via Justgiving or Virgin Money Giving at www.sherborne.org.uk • Leave a legacy • Text the code ‘SSAF90’ and the amount you would like to give to 70070 (you will not be charged by your network for sending this message) • Shop online at stores such as John Lewis or Amazon via www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/ssfdorset for free and use the links to each of the retailers, then a percentage of whatever you spend comes directly to the Foundation at no extra cost to you • Book a restaurant through charity.charitablebookings.org • Volunteer to become involved with future fundraising projects • Assist the Foundation with event or meeting venues in London or elsewhere
Giving Societies
The 1550 Society The King Edward VI Society The Chairman’s Society The Headmaster’s Society The Bow Society
For donors giving over £50,000 For donors giving £10,000 to £49,999 For donors giving £1,000 to £9,999 For regular donors For legacy pledgers
THE FUTURE
Strategic Plan 2016-21
The School’s development is being guided by a new five-year Strategic Plan drawn up by Headmaster, Dr Dominic Luckett after his wide consultation with staff. The Plan is based on the fundamental ethos and values that have characterised Sherborne over the centuries – but encourages us to innovate and develop imaginative solutions to the exciting challenges presented by education in and for the 21st century. We hope over the coming year to introduce many of our donors to some of the projects that are outlined in the Strategic Plan and I look forward to gaining the views and support of many of you. We are grateful as a Foundation for your continuing loyalty and hope we can continue to increase the number of supporters by delivering forwardthinking projects, ensuring you are kept informed about the plans for the School. I look forward to meeting many more OS, parents and other friends of Sherborne in the near future to present and discuss our ambitious plans, and at forthcoming thank you events to recognise your generosity. Adrian Ballard - Head of Foundation
Planning for the Bow Society’s 20th Anniversary
The Bow Society is for those who remember the School in their Will, a meaningful and important gift.
In 2018, the Bow Society will celebrate 20 years since it was founded and named after Sherborne coal merchants Charles and Louisa Bow, who left the School their house and land – worth almost £1million – enabling the establishment of Sherborne International, a key part of the School today. The Society’s membership has grown from 16 members in 1998 to 182 members now. They include OS, parents and other friends who have generously pledged a legacy to the School and made that commitment clear to the Foundation. A small working group, including Bow Society members, will spend next year planning for some special celebratory events in 2018, aiming to increase membership to 200+ by the end of this 20th anniversary year.
1936 V M Robson 1938 P W M Burt Sir Ian Todd
(c)
(c) (f)
1939 M R G Earls-Davis
OLD SHIRBURNIANS WHO HAVE GIVEN BETWEEN 5TH DECEMBER 2015 AND 30TH SEPTEMBER 2016 A number of donors have asked to remain anonymous – all others are listed
(a)
1940 J M W Badcock
(a)
1941 A M Jones A Hatcher
(a) (f)
1942 D K Bungey H R Mumford
(f) (g)
1943 R Benoy D I T Wilson
(a) (g)
1944 W R Meadows C S Clarke A H Young R McEwan D T Davies D C Anderson
(a) (b) (c) (d) (f) (g)
F B Ellis R A W Hicks
(g) (g)
1945 B L Edwards Dr B A East
(d) (h)
1946 C R Carr
(b)
1947 J H Carr A P Cox P Gifford W L Hancock T V Prior E T Thring P D M Gell
(b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (g) (h)
1948 F G Matthews B M Hawkes A J Northey I A D Thomson P E Hustwitt
(b) (c) (c) (c) (g)
1949 J J M Glasse D B Gosheron W E Postlethwaite I T D Riddell P C Simms D Lowther J P Oakley A Gordon-Hall E S Orr Ewing D Roberts R A H Colquhoun T J Hunt S A Whitcomb W S Blackshaw D K Brewer M G Selby
(a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (c) (c) (d) (d) (d) (g) (g) (g) (h) (h) (h)
1950 R Eberlie J N M Maas R R Lane H E M Barnes D P G Stable C Apy
(a) (a) (c) (f) (g) (h)
1951 E J Parker-Williams
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1958 C Charlton
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1965 R H Bond
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T J R Weakley
(a)
M McN Nott
(a)
A M Cree
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P F deV Carey C B O Davies R T Lalonde J U Shakerley
(b) (b) (g) (g)
1952 S B V Dickinson E L Forward N H Fair S R Roche A G Clarkson A G Lambert J B Morley Cooper E A Sayres B D C Shields A C E Quainton J T Campbell B J Clarke J Rydon
(a) (a) (b) (b) (d) (d) (d) (d) (d) (d) (h) (h) (h)
D J Wyatt-Smith M C l'E Orme J P Irving R S Simpson S P Chesshire J Robson J R Killick M D Murray M Cannon Brookes
(b) (c) (d) (d) (f) (f) (g) (g) (h)
N McN Nott J F Perowne M V Cooper W F Hughes M J Le Flufy S J Swabey S E K Purser Dr J H P S Sargent J P Steer D H Dowdeswell
1959 C A H Gibson R C R Cotterell D J Youngman A M T Moody J S R Arbuthnot B J L Carver D N Morrison C P P Cook A C Moore
(a) (b) (b) (c) (d) (g) (g) (h) (h)
1966 M L French P A A Innes M C Norman B J F Batting D A Haworth R Carey T R W Stubbs
(a) (a) (a) (c) (d) (f) (f)
1953 J C Phillips C D C Crowle N A Hawkins P R Westbrook P M Wright M H Bryan-Brown G R Sanderson P L Southcombe
(a) (b) (b) (b) (b) (f) (f) (f)
1967 P A Fanning G A Lehner J N W May M C Tucker
(b) (f) (h) (h)
1968 R B Gray R H H Peto
(a) (a)
1954 M H Dare D J Mumford D Sandys-Renton H de V Welchman T L A Daunt P J T Gorle J R E Borron R S H Watherston
(a) (b) (b) (b) (d) (f) (g) (h)
1955 C H Fisher P C Hore P Moeller J W St Maur Sheil D R Harrison J Lawrence C M Peplow D W R Whicker J C F Holman D P Miller P N B Shaddick M B Wilson
(a) (a) (a) (b) (d) (d) (f) (f) (g) (g) (g) (h)
1956 A Harvie-Clark R N Spink A A Cassidy T S Handcock A F N Dew R J Stone R D F Allan C R J Eglington M Maley C A C Field G Gregory-Smith R G Smithson
(a) (a) (b) (b) (c) (d) (g) (g) (g) (h) (h) (h)
1957 P B Farmer J G Woodrow R C Hanrott P Betts D M Brook R G P Carss R S Hill P D Taylor D M Humphrey R P Thompson
(b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (d) (f) (g) (h) (h)
1960 T J B Farmer C H Hildesley E Hodgkinson T J M Horsfall N F Newell D A Greenwood I Gavin-Brown
(b) (b) (b) (c) (c) (d) (g)
F J Bramble
(h)
1961 C J B Copeland R O Irwin R J Childs-Clarke J M S Kennedy R H Wickham C C Galloway M E H Wheatley
(a) (a) (b) (d) (d) (f) (g)
1962 M V Ward N J Allan H S Dobbs O F Clarke W Eglington J B Holloway C H Reynolds G R Barlow C H Collingwood P H Horstmann
(b) (c) (f) (g) (g) (g) (g) (h) (h) (h)
1963 M R Joseph N F Martin P A J Cordingley P J E Kendal B A F Blandford R J E French N D Morgan S H Wingfield Digby
(a) (a) (c) (c) (d) (f) (g) (h)
1964 R S Fidgen L D P Lloyd R J G Rycroft P Bellamy W J Morel R N T Short R J G Rycroft A G Douglas W R Tooke N B Waterfall
(a) (a) (b) (c) (d) (d) (f) (h) (h) (h)
(a) (a & m) (b & m) (c) (d) (d) (f) (f) (f) (h & m)
C P Goodall (c) J G Leighton-Dyson (e & m) T N Clark (g) R K Beasley (h) C N H Jackson (h) R A D Pugh (h) 1969 R M Cartmel P G Michelmore C C Hoey A J A Aston
(a) (g) (h) (m)
1970 A D Leakey A K B Cater N J Newman-Young D R Scott M G Cooke C C J Platt R J R Jones
(b) (c) (c) (d) (h) (h) (m)
1971 R J Fuller J D G Carey R C Atkinson T J W Barnard N J Donald A T Hopkinson
(a) (b) (c) (c) (h) (m)
1972 C P Andrews-Speed
(a)
1973 R A L Leach M E Hatchard S J Riley P J Rigby-Jones P J Perowne
(b) (c) (c) (h) (m)
1974 N H Crocker N M Jacobsen P C Curry C K Forbes G A W Stocker
(a) (a) (d) (f) (g)
1975
1986
R J B Madley C R Mills
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M P Ripley R E Salkeld S C Keeble C S Fitt A L Jackson
(b) (c) (d) (f) (g)
1976 C R de Mattos R M C West J G Burnett C J L Thompson R R Montague-Jones M A Hopkins M N B Thompson
(a)
(a) (c) (d) (f) (g) (m) (m)
1977 R A L Barrett A R Clarke A C Hunter
(a) (b) (h)
1978 R S O'G Haly N C R Isaac E P U Mead R J Robotham T C Allen A W Barker I L Scholte M T Wilson
(a) (a) (a) (b) (c) (d) (d) (d)
S M Tuke D N A Drew T G Gordon
(g) (h) (h)
1979 J R Fielder J C Mason 1980 D J Maddocks J C Floyer D E Lane 1981 R M Roope H F Gill J R Drew N A C Foreman M C Humphrey J N Crofts-Davies 1982 D W Jory M C Bennett A R L Bogle P D G Chavasse P J Goswell R M T Fugard
(g) (m)
(f) (h) (m)
(d) (f) (h) (h) (h) (m)
(a) (d & e) (f) (g) (h) (m)
1983 R H G Brand T W Hills R N Kerr A J C Rivers R A Rydon
(a) (d) (f) (m) (m)
1984 A J Small D A W Abate C M Ward N A C Bradshaw S J Trist T H Case I J Horseman Sewell R I Tice
(a) (b) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (h)
1985 W F Bennett N J Ware G D Gould
(d) (e) (m)
2003
P E G Chambers R E J Appleby
(a)
S A T Brenchley S B Nicholson J B Cumming
(g) (g) (h)
1987 J A Liddiard C R H Foster D J L Bridge A R Read A G Sandars
(a) (f) (g) (g) (g)
1988 R A Bagnall J D Collins R J Downey S A Church
(f)
(b) (f) (h) (m)
1989 M A Tylor D H Jones A C Steven J M Douglas T W H Keatinge A R Minford
(b) (f) (f) (h) (h) (h)
1990 R T de V Welchman S J D A Hanlon
(b) (f)
1991 C E Timmis A C R Davey R W Parsons J P F Perowne 1992 W B A Cook W H Wingfield Digby
(a) (b) (e) (m)
(b) (d)
1993 P D R Firebrace A J Mills W B Patawaran J R Mead A M Barnard D D Perrin
(a) (a) (f) (h) (m) (m)
1994 P M Fowler C G Jones J G Holland J N Butler
(b) (b) (c) (d)
1997 D C Maxwell J M Brown
(b) (c)
1998 J A Stark M J Hawkins S M Lerwill
(f) (g) (g)
1999 M J D Wright J J V Godfrey R M Ambrose
(b) (d) (h)
2000 E S H Lang T J Ferris A E J Bunkall
(a) (c) (d)
2001 M M A Hope J A W Board E J Ball
(d) (e) (m)
2002 A C Morley-Smith C A Stripp D C M Hoey
(e) (e) (h & d)
A D C Hardie T J Maber
(e)
Other Donors Including Staff and Other Philanthropists
(m)
A P Ballard
A A Amadi
Charles Skey Charitable Trust Mrs A L Earls-Davis Mrs D M Dean Easy Fundraising Ltd I R Elliott F K Borrow Will Trust Fiduciary Trust R Fritz The John A. Hartford Foundation Hong Kong Foundation for
J S Anderson Mr and Mrs P Bailey Reverend T J W Barnard S N G Barrington C B Berkeley T J Blackburn Mr J M Campbell Mr C Campisano N P H R Chamberlin J A Clibbon J P Cobb Mr and Mrs R Creswell Mr J M Edwards Mr & Mrs J Fish N C N Fox Mr G Furber-Smith S W Giles H F Gill G D Gould Mr B Gower Mr J R Graham N J J Greenstock Mr G Hamilton Mr & Mrs R Hammond M P Hardcastle Mrs S Harris C W M Harris Mr and Mrs P Heber G F Hembise
2005 J M Bryars O J Madley D R C Sworder
(a) (a) (d)
2006 D E S Mahony M P Hardcastle
(b) (f)
2010 C M Stanford
(g)
2012 K W T R Bridge
(d)
2014 J S Bridger
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Parent and Past Parent Donors Mr and Mrs T Bertie J N G Bowden Mr J M Campbell Mr & Mrs H J L Chandler D N Chesterfield O Clark Mr and Mrs R Creswell Mr and Mrs P Elsenheimer Mr A A R Featherstone Mr and Mrs P Felbeck Ms K C Fong W D Gammell Mr and Mrs D R Gowan Mr and Mrs R Graham Dr and Mrs J Healy Mr and Mrs G E V Holmes Mr and Mrs C G Horwood Mr and Mrs T R Howe Mr and Mrs R Howes A Hughes-Onslow Mr and Mrs M-L Ip Mr and Mrs A Jackson Mr and Mrs B Key Mr M Le May Mr and Mrs J Lewis Mr and Mrs C Loosemore Mr and Mrs N Morley-Smith Mr and Mrs A W Neish Mr and Mrs N Pope Mr and Mrs T P Pope Mr M J Regan Mr and Mrs D Richards Mr and Mrs P J Roberts Mr D C Rogers Mr and Mrs G T R Rowe M Y Sardan Mrs J Sherratt Mr and Mrs J M Slawson Mr and Mrs S E Stubbs Colonel D J L Swann Mr and Mrs T Sweeney
Charities Mrs N P Hughes D Kirkpatrick Old Shirburnian Lodge No 3304 Payden & Rygel Global Ltd Remous Ltd Mrs S Sanchez de Muniain Shelleys The Printers P Shepard The Girdler's Company Charitable Trust The Pears Family Charitable Foundation Underwood & Co M A Weston Foundation Trustees C R J Eglington R S Fidgen M L French M E Hatchard G A Hudson A Kardooni Mrs A C Lane J D Paulson-Ellis R E L Pittman J D W Pocock M Pollard R S Powe A J D Pralle M M Ritchie R N T Short M E Slade A J Small M N B Thompson S P Tindall R T de V Welchman M J Whittell Former Trustees D P Adams D V Allatt A A Cassidy G E Gilchrist J P Hargrove A G C Howland-Jackson N C Humphreys R M R MacDonnell J J S Marshall J N W May N W S Owen J A Paine I D W Robertson J H Ross American Friends of Sherborne Trustees C H Hildesley M A Hopkins C C J Platt T J Hunt Canadian Friends of Sherborne Trustees D M Barry D H Atkins
Other Volunteers D A W Abate
P R Herbert Mr P Hetherington T W H Keatinge Mr D Kendall Mr A Kennedy R G S Lane A R C Lane A D Leakey Reverend R N S Leece Dr J M Leggett D E S Mahony J R McCrum P G Michelmore P J Mosse A K J Norman-Walker Mr Tim Patten Sir James & Lady Nicola Perowne R C Pinder C R S Pook Mr and Mrs N Pope Mr C Pratt R T B Price J W Pringle S M Rees-Williams P D Reid Mr and Mrs D Richards R P Robinson Rev O C M Ross R A Rydon Mr R A Simmons M H D Soltau Prof S M Spearing J A Stark R J Startin T R W Stubbs Rev R I Tice N J S Tuke S M Tuke C R Venne E J Ward Mr S Whipple T A J Williams
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