Your Philanthropy

We are extremely grateful to every single donor who supports the Marlborough Difference Campaign whether you are sponsoring a pupil, donating monthly, or responding to our fundraising communications. If you would like more information about supporting the Campaign or sponsoring a pupil, please get in touch development@marlboroughcollege.org.

1600 donors have chosen to support the Campaign so far
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There are currently, there are 47 pupils on a full bursary places
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Fellows & Sponsors

Fellows & Sponsors are transforming the lives of motivated and talented young people. Fellows are giving transformational gifts and Sponsors are funding individual bursary pupils throughout their time at Marlborough. 

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Paul Orchard-Lisle (SU 1952-56) (Fellow)
Peter Facey (SU 1961-65) (Fellow)
Tim Martin-Jenkins (B3 1961-65) (Fellow)
Robin Swann (B3 1962-66)
Caesar Bryan (B2 1968-73)
Prof Cav Simon Mordant AO (B1 1973-77)
Jeremy Oates (SU 1976-81)
Mark Durcan (PR 1978-79) (Fellow)
Mark Shaw (CO 1982-87)
Johnny (SU 1983-85) and Clare Hornby
Kate Richdale (SU 1984-86) & Suzher Yan
Patrick Lee (BH 1984-89) & Nicholas Chan
Dominic Slade (C3 1984-89)
Charles Goodyear (B1 2007-12)
Adelaide Goodyear ((NC 2008-11)
Olympia Paus (EL 1993-95)
Lilian Yang (TU 2003-05)
Will & Lohralee Astor
The Bonfiglio Family
Joe & Claire Chambers
Rebecca Feng & Tong Su
Jerker Grader & Veronica Wahlroos-Grader
Nicholas & Kirsty Jones
Charles & Ness Langdale
Patrick Jonathan Wong & Pearl Chia
Miel de Botton Charitable Trust
Hamilton Trust
The Cook Family (Fellow)
The Judith Foundation
Marlburian Club Charitable Fund (Fellow)
The Packard Family (Fellow)


In addition to sponsored bursary places, there are a number of bursaries funded anonymously or by the community coming together to fund a place.

bursary places are funded by community giving
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There are 112 pupils on college-funded partial bursary places
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Number of full bursary pupils

Total amount received for bursaries, so far

Bursary pupils

72%

thought their prospects would have been worse if they had stayed in their local school.

71%

of bursary holders came to Marlborough for the academic challenge

64%

felt prepared before arriving and adjusted easily academically, with 71% adjusting socially, too.

85%

made friends from different backgrounds to their own.