Our bursary programme ensures that MCS continues to be a place of opportunity for young people who will flourish here, regardless of their family income. Each year approximately 10% of the Senior School, pupils who have earned their place at MCS through their potential, receive fee assistance.
Every donation, whatever its size, ensures that MCS continues to be a place of opportunity for young people who will flourish here, regardless of their family income. We are grateful for your support of our mission.
You can support bursaries with a regular gift in the UK using the form below.
To make a single donation (minimum £10) to MCS by credit or debit card, you can use the form below.
MAKE A ONE-OFF GIFT
It is also simple to make a gift via a bank transfer or by sending a cheque. Find out more information here.
Our 1480 Society recognises gifts of £100 per month plus Gift Aid, or £1,480 annually, which support our bursary endowment.
Learn more about THE 1480 SOCIETY
MCS supports ways of tax-efficient giving in the UK and from overseas.
TAX-EFFICIENT AND OVERSEAS GIVING
Make a difference at MCS for generations to come.
Benefactors can make a significant impact by contributing intangible assets, either during their lifetime or as a legacy gift through their will. These assets could include patents, publishing rights, royalties, or other intellectual property. For example, the rights to a published book, a patented invention, or royalties from music or creative works can provide valuable financial support for the school.
Additionally, donors may choose to gift or bequeath valuable items such as rare collections, artwork, or memorabilia, with the intention that the school may sell these assets to benefit its fundraising initiatives. These thoughtful contributions allow donors to support the school’s mission in a way that reflects their unique passions and interests, either now or as a lasting legacy.
If you have questions about making a gift or wish to discuss anything related to supporting MCS, please contact Susie Baker, Director of the Waynflete Office.
