St Paul’s School Renews Membership of the London Fee Assistance Consortium

St Paul’s School is proud to announce the renewal of our membership of the London Fee Assistance Consortium (LFAC), reaffirming our commitment to our founder John Colet’s vision: to provide an education “for one hundred and fifty three boys of all nacions and countres indifferently to be taught free.”

At the heart of St Paul’s School is our bursary programme, also known as our Founder’s Awards. This initiative embodies the school’s dedication to fostering a diverse and inclusive community, ensuring that pupils from a broad range of backgrounds can gain access to  a St Paul’s education. Our aim is to offer every pupil who would benefit from a St Paul’s education the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential, irrespective of their financial circumstances.

The London Fee Assistance Consortium, comprising 24 schools, has long been dedicated to increasing access to education. The consortium highlights the availability of free or subsidised places for pupils who excel in entrance exams but require financial support. Both St Paul’s School and St Paul’s Girls’ School are members of the consortium, reflecting their shared commitment to broadening access and supporting families via means-tested bursaries.

For more information about St Paul’s School’s Founder’s Awards, register here to join our webinar on Tuesday 24 September at 6.30pm.

For more information about the LFAC and its member schools, visit the consortium’s website.