The King's School Worcester Charitable Trust

The King's School Worcester Charitable Trust is a charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (charity number 527530).

The King's School Worcester Charitable Trust is a registered charity whose primary function is to generate funds for significant bursary grants, so that pupils whose families could not otherwise afford to attend The King's School Worcester can do so. A secondary aim is to raise funds for major capital projects that enrich pupils' experience and learning opportunities. The annual report records £274,020 paid in its most recent financial year. Funds held for the Parents' Committees are granted to the School for specific equipment, and may also go to other charities at the committees' discretion.

Priority Areas

The Trust's primary function is to generate funds for bursary grants enabling pupils whose families could not otherwise afford attendance at the School. It also raises funds for major capital projects intended to enrich pupils' experience and learning opportunities. Its objects extend to other charitable foundations, once trustees have first considered the School's requirements. The School allocates bursary funds to pupils based on means and educational potential, subject to donor-imposed conditions. Funds held for the Parents' Committees are granted to the School for specific equipment and may also go to other charities at the committees' discretion.

Themes

• Means-tested bursaries
• School capital projects

No application process is published in the charity's annual report, its register entry or other pages about it. The contact shown is for getting in touch.

What the charity says:

• When deciding the bursary allocation, the trustees consider resources immediately available and the long-term funding commitment associated with an entry-level bursary.