Global Partnerships & Charity
A central part of Jesuit education is to form men and women to be generous in the service of others. Following the example of Jesus Christ, a special concern for those who are marginalised in society is inculcated in our students. This concern for others is expressed on different levels, most immediately through the school’s charitable activities.
The College is committed to its links with St Ignatius Prep & Primary School, Dodoma, Tanzania. This link allows staff and students to go out to Tanzania to work with the students and community in Dodoma. The College’s work has been recognised and commended by the Tanzanian government and the Prime Minister has thanked the College for its work. It is a life changing experience for all involved and goes to the heart of our mission to serve others. This ‘Global Schools Partnership’ is being supported by the British Council and the Department for International Development.
see the Dodoma galleries here:
Charity
In 2008 the College was the highest school fundraiser in the country for CAFOD raising £12,000. In 2009 the College raised £20,000 for the work we do in Dodoma, Tanzania. This sum was gratefully received by Fr Sosthenes Luyembe SJ.
Activities have included cycle rides, coffee mornings, sponsored swims including the Channel!

The school was founded in Stamford Hill, South Tottenham in 1894 and moved to its current site on Turkey Street in 1968. The College is in the Trusteeship of the Society of Jesus and is proud to be a Jesuit school.
Did you know that St.Ignatius was once home to one of the world's most famous film directors? The College has a long tradition of teaching exceptional individuals.