Impact report web
Blundell's (consisting of the Prep and the Senior School) makes an important contribution to the well being of the local and national economy. Our contribution has been estimated using the modelling tool created for the Independent Schools Council by Oxford Economics.
GDP Contribution £29.0m
This is the contribution to UK GDP made by Blundell's. It is made up of the amounts generated by net Fees, our supply chain (many of them within Tiverton and the wider Devon region) and the spending of our staff and suppliers.
Local Impact £16.9m
This is the contribution to GDP of Mid Devon made by Blundell's. It is made up of the amounts generated by net Fees, our supply chain (many of them within Tiverton and the wider Devon region) and the spending of our staff and suppliers.
UK Tax Paid £8.4m
This includes the amount of salary taxes, rates and fuel paid by the school, plus those taxes paid by the staff and suppliers (including VAT) based on school and employee spending.
£5.2m savings to the UK taxpayer in school places
The total savings generated for the UK taxpayer, as a result of attendance at Blundell’s by 756 pupils who would otherwise take up a free UK state school place.
£5.1m savings to the UK taxpayer in school places
The total savings generated for the UK taxpayer, as a result of attendance at Blundell’s by 742 pupils who would otherwise take up a free UK state school place.
Impact on local and UK employment
393
The number of Teacher and Support staff employed directly at Blundell’s. Almost all of whom live within 10 miles of the school.
467
The total number of jobs both at the school and supported locally by Blundell’s economic activity.
687
The total number of jobs supported nationally by Blundell’s direct employment, by the school supply chain and but the economic activity of our staff and suppliers.
£858,000 means tested support
As a result of our bursary program 86 individual Pupils who would not otherwise be able to attend Blundell’s received Means Tested Bursaries against their Fees.
For more information on how Blundell's impacts the economy, society and the environment please read the report below.
Last week, our Prep School celebrated an exciting STEM Week, bringing students together from various year groups for hands-on learning and teamwork. Pupils engaged in activities ranging from building robots to exploring environmental conservation, sparking curiosity and creativity across the board.
A special thank you to Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Mahon, whose hard work and dedication made the event a huge success. Their efforts ensured that our young scientists not only learned valuable skills but also enjoyed a week full of innovation and collaboration.
Blundell’s School pupils have achieved the school’s highest ever GCSE results, for exams taken under standard conditions.
This extraordinary achievement reflects the unwavering dedication and effort our pupils have poured into their studies.
Blundell’s School is delighted to announce another outstanding set of A-Level results, marking the second consecutive year our pupils have surpassed the significant threshold of 80% A*-B grades, since the return to normal grading post-COVID.
The Summer Concert showcased the fantastic musical talents of Blundell's Prep students
Blundell's Fest 2024: Hosted by the Blundell's Fest team, this year's festival proved to be a spectacular affair, offering a diverse array of activities that catered to all ages and interests. From engaging workshops that sparked creativity to thrilling physical activities, attendees were treated to an unforgettable experience.
Blundell's Recognised as Finalist in Best Learning Support Category for 2024 Muddy Stilettos Best Schools Awards
Introducing Our New School Uniform for September 2024: A Fresh Look for a Bright Future!
Congratulations to our Year 6 Cricket Players
We are delighted to be offering a programme of Parent Seminars.