Reception: 01235 520173
Admissions: 01235 530593
Executive Assistant to the Headmistress: 01235 546502
Bursary: 01235 520657
Joint Bus Service: 01235 546565
Fax: 01235 532934
General Enquiries: info@shsk.org.uk
Admissions: admission@shsk.org.uk
Executive Assistant to the Headmistress: head@shsk.org.uk
Bursary: accounts@shsk.org.uk
Communications: communications@shsk.org.uk
Joint Bus Service: admin@jointbus.co.uk
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Tags: St Helen and St Katharine fundraising, bursaries, legacy, donation, girls school Oxford
To raise funds for each Sixth Form bursary place will mean bringing together those who recognise the value of our vision and are in a position to join us in making it become a reality.
If this resonates with you please do consider getting involved. If you are able to give your resources, your time or your expertise we are convinced that this is an opportunity to invest in the lives of young people - and ultimately to contribute to wider change.
Leaving a gift in your will gives you the chance to make a lasting impact on the lives of future generations of St Helen's students. Legacies left by friends of St Helen's are the foundation for broadening access to the School because they mean we can build on our commitment to bursaries beyond the next ten years. We know that caring for the future of your loved ones will always come first. But if you are able to leave a donation after this, you will help us welcome young women who will flourish in the enriching environment of a St Helen's education.
We would be very happy to discuss your proposed gift with you. Please contact the Foundation Office or call 01235 520173.
Leaving a gift
Education transforms
Your gift, however large or small, will help us in our goal of opening up the opportunities St Helen's provides to more young women.
Donations from UK tax payers are usually eligible for Gift Aid, which increases the value of your donation by 25%, at no extra cost to you. Gifts can be made in several ways:
1. A single gift
2. A regular gift by Standing Order
3. Annual Tax Return: anyone who complete a self assessment tax return is able to nominate a charity to receive all or part of any repayment due to them. The tax form will ask for a charity code, which is HAG18AG.
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