Teddy Hall is one of only a few colleges which cannot house all of its undergraduates, leaving students to find their own private accommodation in one of UK’s the most expensive cities or choosing to study at another college. To address this, we want to house all undergraduates who wish to live in for all of their course in high quality and sustainably designed accommodation. Norham St Edmund embodies care for two precious things – our students and our planet. The creation of 108 new bedrooms and the upgrade of 18 more at 17 and 19 Norham Gardens as well as communal facilities will secure our strategic and sustainable ambitions.

Our new buildings will have Passivhaus status, whilst EnerPHit guidelines will govern a low energy renovation of our existing Victorian Villa.  Brilliantly designed spaces – with en-suite bedrooms, kitchens, communal areas and gardens – will deliver significant income in term-time rentals but are also highly valued for conference clients in the vacation periods.

This development requires a significant capital investment of which the Hall has committed its own private placement funds, together with a fundraising target of £15m.

Norham St Edmund will generate a significant per annum uplift in income, providing a new level of financial sustainability.

Two sites – one community!

£10m to go

£5m raised.            £10m to go

The following naming opportunities, and more, are available:

• £4,000 – A pledge of £4k per annum for five years, plus Gift Aid, will fund a bedroom
• £25,000 – Will fund individual bedrooms
• £50,000 – Will fund JCR/MCR Communal spaces
• £50,000-£250,000 – Will fund Garden spaces
• £750,000-£2,000,000 – Will fund individual buildings
• £10,000,000 – Will fund the overall ‘campus’ at Norham Gardens

* Many thanks to Picture Plane and Wright & Wright Architects for the supply of the Norham St Edmund Images.

Andrew Vivian, Fellow and Director of Development

andrew.vivian@seh.ox.ac.uk

+44 (0)1865 279096
St Edmund Hall, Queen’s Lane, OX1 4AR