Student Volunteering
Supporting an ethos and skillset for civic responsibility, at school and beyond our gates
At Latymer Upper and Latymer Prep, we are immensely proud of the volunteering work that our students do for charities, schools, and community groups - locally, and for international causes. Whilst our Lower 6th are supported in placements with our community partners as part of their Latymer Diploma, students across all year groups give their time and develop their skills in volunteering. You can read more about their participation, and their impact, below.
70+
Charities and community organisations supported in a typical year
16,000+
buildings mapped online for humanitarian organisations during lockdown
2,200 hours
of volunteering each year
As part of the Sixth Form curriculum, all Lower Sixth pupils carry out Service in the Community, working actively with local schools, charitable organisations and community projects for a minimum of one term; many continue for much longer.
Other volunteering
In all year groups, Latymer Upper students get involved in a wide variety of volunteer projects, giving back to the community and to causes they care deeply about.
We are enormously proud of our students, and aim to support, inspire and upskill them in their social contributions where possible. The main purpose of this volunteering is, of course, to benefit our community and global issues; in addition though, we have demonstrated what a positive impact this has on the students themselves: their knowledge and experience of the sectors, skill development, and confidence and aspirations to continue engaging in philanthropy and social purpose in their lives.
Click below to learn more about fantastic examples of student volunteering!