Bursary Awards - September 2014The School will be offering a number of Foundation Bursaries each year. Bursaries will have a maximum value of 100% of the School Full Fee that would currently value them at £12,135. In addition to taking account of all relevant sources of income, the School takes account of relevant capital assets.Applicants should note the following: subject to your capital assets if your gross family income is below approximately £16,500 you may qualify for a full Bursary. If your gross family income is in excess of approximately £58,000 you would not qualify for any assistance. Between the two figures quoted above, a sliding scale will operate.The above scale is subject to annual review. Once awarded, the entitlement to a Foundation Bursary will remain with a pupil throughout his or her time at the School and will be reviewed annually. (please follow links to download Bursary Policy)If your son or daughter is eleven or thirteen before September 2014 and you think an education at King Edward VI School might suit your child you are encouraged to apply.
Frank Misselbrook Bursary Award
The Frank Misselbrook Bursary Award will, in the first instance, be awarded to an applicant who will be studying Economics and/or Business Studies in the Sixth Form at King Edward VI School. The Bursary will be calculated in accordance with the income levels quoted above.
Sir Edward Abraham Memorial Fund
The Sir Edward Abraham Memorial Fund offers Scholarships combined with bursarial assistance every year to pupils who, in the first instance, are currently being educated in the maintained sector and who wish to study Chemistry and/or Biology in the Sixth Form at King Edward VI School Southampton. Candidates are expected to show outstanding academic potential and to be very active in at least one further field of sporting, musical, dramatic or creative activity. Scholarships will be valued at up to 25% of the current fee and bursarial assistance will be provided up to 75% of the fees for the two years of the Sixth Form study. Applications are welcome from girls or boys. Sir Edward was born in 1913 in Shirley, Southampton, and attended King Edward VI School. He was in the original Penicillin team in Oxford in the 1940s and developed another range of antibiotics "The Cephalosporins" which are still used extensively around the world to cure infections. Sir Edward died in 1999. For a School Prospectus, Application Forms or further information on any of the above,please contact:
The Registrar
King Edward VI School Wilton Road Southampton Hants. SO15 5UQ Tel: 023 8079 9216
Fax: 023 8070 5937 |
