Why your support matters
Help us open doors. Change lives.
Our vision
Our vision is bold: to become the most socially inclusive all-girls school in the UK.
We are committed to ensuring that brilliant, curious and ambitious girls can join St Paul’s, no matter their financial background.
With your support, we can make our vision a reality. Every gift from you helps us create a more diverse, dynamic, and inspiring community, one where every girl is empowered to thrive, lead, and fulfil her potential.
This is more than a donation. It’s a door opened, a future transformed.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
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Transforming Lives Through Bursaries
We are proud of our long tradition of academic excellence and a commitment to nurturing young women to become leaders and changemakers.
This legacy is only possible because of the generosity of our community. Your support enables us to offer life-changing bursaries to bright, deserving students, giving them access to an exceptional education while they enrich our community with their diverse insights, talents and perspectives.
You can help us ensure that talent, not financial circumstance, determines a girl’s ability to attend St Paul’s.
Bursaries have an immeasurable impact on the students that receive them and on who they will become. Here Justine, Tosin, Eva and Sue tell us what St Paul’s meant to them.
Tosin and Eva
Alumnae 2017 - 2024
Justine Archer
Governor
Sue Lightman
Alumna 1963 - 1970
Entry to St Paul’s is highly competitive and many deserving girls don’t apply due to financial concerns. We believe the school is poorer without them, which fuels our support for the bursary scheme. Su Mei and Marcus Thompson, SPGS parents
We are compelled to help bring opportunities to talented young people by making good education accessible regardless of one’s ability to pay. Vicky and Evan Yellin, SPGS parents
We feel it is essential that our daughters are educated in a school with students from a diverse background because that is what life is all about. Peter and Gersende Stoll, SPGS parents
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