• Support for key workers through the provision of a programme of work and activities for their children on campus. • Open access to online educational resources for students from all schools and special access to society meetings and other projects for schools of the Southwark Schools' Learning Partnership (SSLP). • Support for the NHS through the 3D printing of over 2,000 PPE visors and the distribution of over 650 pre-existing forms of eye-protection by our Design and Technology Department, with the help of Upper School pupils, for key workers in London, primarily local to the school. www.dulwich.org.uk/about/ virtual-dulwich/ppe-from-dc-dt
• Raising funds for charities: Many OAs, parents, pupils and staff have wholeheartedly taken part in a number of charity challenges over the past few months, raising vital funds for some great causes. These have included: The 2.9 Challenge, Meals for Marlow, and a challenge to row 2 million metres over five days, which raised over £2,000 for The Felix Project, to name just a few. • Hardship bursaries through our Bursary Appeal Fund for families facing financial uncertainty throughout this difficult period. • Tackling digital poverty - funding of £40,000 from the Bursary Appeal Fund was spent on laptops to ensure that pupils on transformatory bursaries at the College had access to virtual learning.
“Heartfelt gratitude to Dulwich College DT Department for providing eye protection for staff at Moorfields Eye Hospital to support the delivery of sight-saving treatment.”
Moorfields Eye Hospital
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