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John Lyon has a rich history and tradition dating back to 1876. We are very proud of our heritage, seeking to use it as a platform for ongoing growth and development. As an independent school, we are entirely reliant on fees and donations to deliver outstanding academic and pastoral education.
To ensure current and future pupils leave John Lyon with the maximum benefit from the nurturing, rounded and high-quality education that previous generations have enjoyed, the Lyonian Association encourages all Old Lyonians, parents/guardians and friends of the School to support in helping transform the educational experience. This can be achieved by providing life-changing opportunities to the bursary applicants via the JLS Awards Fund, or by further enriching facilities and broadening horizons with exceptional projects through the 1876 Fund or the Eyden Fund.
Regular Giving
One-off Donations
In-Honour
Awards
Legacy
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THE 1876 FUND
The 1876 Fund is a regular giving programme that supports exciting opportunities beyond the standard curriculum and departmental budgets to enrich learning experiences with direct impact to our pupils.
The Fund seeks to enable parents, former parents and Old Lyonians to play a part in the further development of John Lyon by supporting significant projects which will enhance the education experience of our students. Your generous contributions have provided the School with STEAM projects such as VEX robotics, the building of a Greenpower car, new Sports equipment including a 360 camera and electronic scoreboard, and so much more.
Regular donations really do make a difference. Thank you for considering becoming a supporter of our 1876 Fund.
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THE EYDEN FUND
The Eyden Fund supports initiatives beyond the standard curriculum and budgets, enriching the learning experiences through social and fundraising events, organised by Prep School parent/guardian volunteers.
Contributions so far have provided the School with a outdoor equipment including a climbing wall, gazebo for storage and so much more has been planned.
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THE JLS AWARD FUND
At John Lyon we are committed to broadening educational access by offering eligible parents/guardians means-tested financial support with School fee payments.
The JLS Award Fund is vital to the ethos of what we do – offering education to pupils from lower income families who qualify for financial support. At John Lyon, our mission to continue preserving our rich philanthropic traditions and transforming the lives of our future Lyonians.
Giving the gift of Education will help transform the lives of many young people. We invite you to help us give back by offering places to deserving pupils with no financial boundaries Click here to donate to The JLS Award
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