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The Harrow Development Trust works with Old Harrovians, parents and friends of Harrow School to raise funds for the development of the School’s facilities and for scholarships and bursaries for pupils.

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Harrow to celebrate Queen's Diamond Jubilee with Churchill Songs at the Royal Albert Hall

"Songs are always an emotional moment (curious institution for a boys' school). With our Queen among us our hearts were exalted more than ever before." Thus began the report in The Harrovian on the Songs concert held on the occasion of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Harrow in 1957. Queen Elizabeth visited Harrow again in 1971 and in 1986 Her Majesty came to Harrow for a third time to attend the 47th Churchill Songs as the Guest of Honour.
The School is celebrating her Diamond Jubilee by holding Churchill Songs in the Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday 20 November 2012. Read more

Why give to Harrow?

Although rich and varied in many ways, Harrow’s general reserves are minimal and school fees do not generate a surplus for bursaries or building new facilities. Today, the School still needs your support.

 

Annual results 2009-2010

The number of individuals, trusts or organisations who contributed to Harrow rose from 461 to 606 in the year, of which 240 were new or first-time donors. Click here for the full Annual Report of the Harrow Development Trust.

Harrow Challenge launches

On behalf of the School, the Harrow Development Trust has launched a new fundraising campaign, called the Harrow Challenge, which has the aim of raising £10 million for bursaries between 2010-2012. There are two elements to the Challenge - read more about it here.

 

Timeline History published

The Timeline History of Harrow School written by Dale Vargas is now available and can be purchased at the post-publication price of £25 plus £7 P&P or it can be collected from the Hill Shop or from the Harrow Development Trust office.

Contact John Lee on 020 8872 8212 or shopmanager@harrowschool.org.uk to order.

“Gentlemen, I cannot sufficiently express my gratitude at the remarkable result which we have been able to attain through your liberality." - Revd H Montagu Butler, Head Master of Harrow in 1871

"...we...would probably never be in the position to take part in Latin plays or making CDs or achieving A*s in public exams and all the other things that we get up to, if it were not for your immeasurable generosity...” - A Peter Beckwith Scholar