Repton Foundation

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THE REPTON
FOUNDATION

Building on the 1557 legacy of Repton School’s founder, Sir John Port, the objectives of the Repton Foundation are to:

  • Offer life-changing bursary places to pupils who have the talent, but not the financial means, to benefit from a Repton education.
  • Invest in key development projects, such as designing new facilities and restoring old heritage buildings, to ensure the School offers pupils the very best learning environment in which to thrive.

Throughout the years, Repton has benefitted from the generosity of Old Reptonians, parents of current and former pupils, current and former staff and other Friends of Repton. This generosity has helped keep Repton at the forefront of independent boarding and day schools, with a campus which is the envy of many, and a cohort of pupils built on talent and diversity of thought, rather than financial wherewithal.

To maintain this position, and shape the global citizens of the future, our aim is to continue to invest in both people and buildings. We have an ambitious Strategic Development Plan to see us through to our 475th anniversary in 2032 and beyond. We warmly invite our community to be part of this next stage of our development, and join the many others who have already lent their support to future-proofing Repton. 

DID YOU KNOW

“Each in their generation, have built truly and wisely that invisible building of the spirit wherein we walk today.”

TRANSFORMATIONAL BURSARIES – CHANGING LIVES FOR THE BETTER

A transformational bursary has the potential to change the life of the award holder, in some cases not only funding the school fees, but also other sundry costs such as school uniform. Many alumni and parents see this as a way to ‘pay forward’ the educational experience they, or family members, have benefitted from.

Follow the link below to find out more information on supporting a child to benefit from a Repton education.

TRANSFORMATIONAL BURSARIES

NEW FACILITIES AND PROJECTS

Repton’s Strategic Plan demonstrates the School’s determination, dynamism and ambition to be outstanding in every aspect of school life.

Follow the link below to find out more about supporting the development of new facilities and the restoration of heritage buildings at Repton.

NEW FACILITIES & RESTORATION PROJECTS

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CONTACT DETAILS

The Repton Foundation
The Hall, Repton School,
Repton, Derbyshire. DE65 6FH

Tel: 01283 559248
EMAIL

OFFICERS

Ms Juliet Wolfe (née Ryalls)
Development Director – Repton Foundation
jwolfe@repton.org.uk / 01283 559248

FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES
  • Trustee and Chairman (Governor): Mr M J C Needham (Priory 1980-85)
  • Trustee (Chair of Governors): Mr E M Shires
  • Trustee (Governor): Mr A J Churchill (Priory 1982-87)
  • Trustee (Governor): Mr N C Walford (Brook 1969-74)
  • Trustee (Governor): Mr M A Casini (Mitre 1976-80)
  • Trustee: Mr S J Rush

FOUNDATION BOARD PRESIDENTS:

  • President: Mr R M Kirkland DL (Orchard 1959-64)
  • Vice President: Mr R A Litchfield (Brook 1960-65)
  • President Emeritus: Brigadier C E Wilkinson CBE, TD, DL (Cross 1946-49)

FOUNDATION BOARD EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS:

  • Headmaster Repton School: Mr M J Semmence
  • Development Director Repton Foundation: Ms J Wolfe (née Ryalls) (Abbey 1983-85)
  • Chief Operating Officer Repton School: Mrs Sarah Greig
  • Clerk to the Governors Repton School: Mrs R Mair


Registered charity number - 1067418