Richard Reeve's Foundation
Partner schools
Each year we provide grants to organisations who aim to help disadvantaged students from all backgrounds to achieve their full potential. We work directly with educational institutions within the Area of Benefit. We currently fund projects with nearly 50% of the primary schools and every secondary school in the Area of Benefit.
Schools and Colleges who participated in the prior year are noted below.
Primary schools
Ambler
Ashmount
Canonbury
Drayton Park
Duncombe
Hanover
Highbury Quadrant
Hugh Myddelton
Laycock
Montem
Moreland
New North Community
Newington Green
Pakeman
Prior Weston
St Judes & St Pauls
St Lukes
St Peter and St Paul Catholic
William Tyndale
Winton
Yerbury
Argyle
Brecknock
Brookfield
Christ Church NW1
Edith Neville
Fleet
Kings Cross Academy
Netley
Primrose Hill
Rhyl
Richard Cobden
Torriano
West Hampstead
Secondary schools
Acland Burghley
Camden School for Girls
Westminster Kingsway
Hampstead
Haverstock
La Sainte Union
Maria Fidelis
Parliament Hill
Regent High
Swiss Cottage
UCL Academy
William Ellis
Central Foundation
City & Islington College
COLA Highbury Grove
COLA Islington
Highbury Fields
London Screen Academy
Richard Cloudesley
Samuel Rhodes
St Aloysius
St Mary Magdalene's
The Bridge / ILS
The Courtyard
"I just want to say a massive thank you for the funding we received during the last academic year. Our results were the best maths results the school has ever had and the gap between disadvantaged students and non-disadvantaged students in maths was a lot smaller than it was in English and in other subjects and that is entirely down to us having our maths academic tutors; it has made a huge difference to these student's results and we are very proud of them for working so hard to achieve their fantastic grades. We look forward to working with Richard Reeves Foundation again this year."
Head of Maths - Camden secondary school
Christ’s Hospital
Richard Reeve’s Foundation has been closely associated with Christ’s Hospital (the Bluecoat School) for over 100 years.
The School was founded as a charitable foundation for the poor of the City of London in 1552 by Edward VI, the son of King Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, and generously funded and supported by the merchants of the City. For centuries the School was in the heart of the City, and the scholars in their long coats would have been a familiar sight to Richard Reeve and his contemporaries. Now in West Sussex, the School provides a boarding education, free of charge or highly subsidised, to children from low-income or no-income families.
The Foundation continues this support and currently sponsors one child per year from any primary school in Islington, Camden or the City. Please visit Christ’s Hospital website for more information about the school or if you feel your child or a child within your primary school might benefit from attending this school.
City University
We have have a long-term relationship with City University and provide grants which are used to help students who meet our criteria to achieve their full potential.
The college has its own application procedure and grants are distributed via the Student Centre. Please contact the Student Centre for information.
