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Bricks and mortar are merely the foundation; the true structure we are building is character. When you support Tomorrow’s Trailblazers, you are ensuring that a UCS education remains a sanctuary for original thought and personal growth.
By uniting our ambitious building plans with a significant expansion of our bursary programme, we are protecting the diversity of thought and the richness of community that make UCS unique. We are giving our pupils the tools and sense of self to face an unpredictable world, not with apprehension, but with quiet confidence.
The footprint of our school is growing so that the potential of our pupils remains limitless. We invite you to join us. Help us lay the foundations for the next generation of trailblazers.
A UCS Bursary Award can transform a young person’s life, helping to shape the course of their life. We are incredibly proud of what a UCS experience entails, and want this to be open to academically ambitious children from every background, regardless of household income. We are proud to provide 60 full or partial bursary places – 7% of the pupil population – each year.
Additionally, our Bursary Award programme enriches the life and community of UCS immeasurably, enabling our pupils to appreciate the value of inclusion and become more versatile collaborators and leaders in the future.
As we move towards our 200th anniversary in 2030, bursaries remain an important part of our future. Securing sustainable funding to support this is a vital part of the Development Office’s work. To find out more about how you can support the future of Bursaries at UCS, contact the Development Office at development@ucs.org.uk.
A dedicated sanctuary at the heart of the school. The centre will provide pupils with the tools to build resilience, better enabling them to navigate the digital noise, and helping them to stay grounded in themselves and the world around them.
Drama shifts how pupils view themselves and how they treat others. Evidence suggests that playing an active part in shaping stories - whether through script writing, acting, set design or directing - enhances young people's capacity for empathy, influences how they navigate the world and teaches them about the limitlessness of what they can do. By enhancing and expanding our drama facilities, more pupils can step into the spotlight and share their creativity with our community, growing and learning in the process.
Through music, young people master the most human of skills: to create, to convey emotion, and to communicate beyond words or screens. Music takes time, it takes patience, it takes passion. Evidence suggests that pupils who participate in music-making have a greater aptitude for languages, enhanced memory, and can focus on non-music-related tasks for longer. By enhancing our musical facilities, more of our pupils can discover the profound importance of honing a craft; learning that success often means stepping out of your comfort zone, away from the screen, and into the moment.
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