FAQs

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Yes. Support from the wider Methody community is essential in order for us to achieve our aims. We value the incredible support we receive from our whole community and every contribution makes a difference.

We will keep you informed and up to date about the difference your donation has made to the School. Your contributions will help ensure the successful completion of our projects. Our Development Plan identifies the target areas for expenditure.

You may, but it would be more helpful for us to be able to have the flexibility to use your donation where it is most needed at the time.

Yes. An endowment is a donation made with the intention of investing to earn income. It is a legal requirement that the funds are managed in a way that the purchasing power of the original investment exists in perpetuity. Donors typically restrict endowed gifts for specific educational purposes, such as building new facilities, supporting particular activities, funding professional developments or creating bursaries.

As a former pupil, you understand and appreciate the value of a Methody education. Your donation, whatever its size, will help ensure that future generations will benefit from even more opportunities than you had.

First of all, thank you. Methody pupils are already benefitting from your generosity. A further donation would extend the impact of your support and would be welcomed.

The annual capital fee is set by the Department of Education and is currently £140 per pupil. Voluntary Grammar Schools do not have the authority to increase this fee. The College receives 85% of the costs of capital projects funded by the Department of Education. The remaining 15% has to be paid for by the College. Not all of our capital projects are eligible for capital grant from the department, the Chapel of Unity being one significant example of this. Projects funded by DE grant are also constrained by the DE Building Handbook.