It is crucial, more than at any time in our history, that we look to our philanthropic heritage to develop a sustainable financial model which will preserve long into the future the multi-cultural and socio-economic diversity that has been at the heart of producing such well-rounded and outstanding Framlinghamians.

Like all schools in the independent sector, Framlingham is currently experiencing the biggest challenge in its history. The present political and economic climate in the UK is having a game changing impact on the independent schools’ market and it is a desperate reality the arbitrary policies adopted by the current government, will inevitably result in some historically successful independent schools closing their doors due to a lack of financial sustainability, with funds available for bursaries and scholarships in those schools which remain, likely to be severely impacted. For this reason we have created a document outlining our aims and the rationale behind our approach, please do take a few minutes to read our Case for Support.

With such a diverse pupil population and access to a broad range of facilities and expertise, there is the ability to provide support in line with your own philanthropic interests, be they within academia, the creative or performing arts or sport.