These fees include tuition, lodging for boarders, meals (lunch for day pupils, full-board for boarders) as well some textbooks and the majority of extra-curricular activities. However, there are some additional extras not included and charged at a supplementary rate. The school does offer financial assistance to a limited number of Senior and Sixth Form pupils who demonstrate sufficient financial need – covering up to 100% of fees. While St Leonards does award scholarships to pupils who've demonstrated excellence in a variety of fields, the scholarship is based on merit and does not result in a reduction of fees. St Leonards Seniors Former St Leonards pupils are known as St Leonards Seniors, as is the style at the sister institutions of Wycombe Abbey and Benenden School. St Leonards organises various reunions and events for Seniors in St Andrews and select cities around the world, while also providing online networking tools. Notable St Leonards Seniors Betty Archdale – early barrister; pioneer of women's education in Australia Helen Archdale – feminist, suffragist and journalist Elspeth Barker – author of "O, Caledonia!", formerly married to poet George Barker Wilhelmina Barns-Graham – leading abstract painter, based in St Ives, Cornwall Hilda Bruce – zoologist, discoverer of the Bruce effect Hazel Byford, Baroness Byford DBE – Shadow Minister for Food and Rural Affairs Jean Hunter Cowan – artist Jackie Forster (Jacqueline Moir Mackenzie) – actress, TV personality, feminist and lesbian campaigner Louisa Garrett Anderson – medical pioneer, social reformer, suffragist Fiona Gaunt – television actor, mother of Genevieve Gaunt Elizabeth Girling – Spanish Civil War veteran, political activist and charity campaigner Kitty McKane Godfree – Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Champion, 1924 and 1926 Margaret Haig Thomas (Lady Rhondda) – founder of political magazine Time and Tide Betty Harvie Anderson (Baroness Skrimshire) – Conservative politician and peer Anji Hunter – former Director of Government Relations, 10 Downing Street Christina Keith (1889–1963) – academic and author Kristin Linklater – vocal coach to many well-known actors, based at Columbia University Anne Macaulay (née Russell) – musicologist, antiquarian and author Chrystal Macmillan – barrister, feminist and pacifist Catherine Marshall – suffragist and pacifist Elizabeth Mavor – writer Anna McElligott – musician Max McElligott – lead singer of Wolf Gang Kathleen Ollerenshaw DBE – mathematician and educationalist Tessa Ransford – founder of the Scottish Poetry Library Louise Robey – actress, singer, model Rosabelle Sinclair – honoured in U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame,