147 Central Hill
Upper Norwood
SE19 1RS
We offer scholarships to pupils for Music, Choral, Drama, Sport and Art.
Academic Scholarships are awarded to students who perform exceptionally well in their examination and interview. All students who sit the entrance examinations are automatically considered for an academic scholarship.
Music Scholarships offer a subsidy towards instrumental/vocal lessons, which are expected to be taken in the school or a discount off school fees. For students entering at 11+, we would expect a minimum standard of grade 4 on their principle instrument or grade 3 if two instruments are offered. At 13+ Grade 5 is expected on their principal instrument. This is a guide only. Although high marks in Associated Board examinations are often good indications of musicianship, we shall also be looking for a thorough grounding in technique and for musical potential. If Associated Board examinations have been taken we look as favourably on high marks as the attainment of high grades.
See Music Scholarship Application Pack.
Choral Scholarships offer a discount off school fees, and we also offer an Exhibitioner Award which entitles the award holder to free vocal lessons on their main instrument. For students entering at 11+, we would expect a minimum standard of grade 3. At 13+ Grade 5 is expected. This is a guide only; the aptitude and musical experience of individual candidates are fully considered. Although high marks in Associated Board examinations are often good indications of musicianship, we shall also be looking for a thorough grounding in technique and for musical potential. If Associated Board examinations have been taken, we look as favourably on high marks as the attainment of high grades.
See Choral Scholarship Application Pack.
Scholarships may be awarded to students who show creative promise and demonstrate a strong talent for performance coupled with an interest in learning about the craft of theatre-making. A strong academic profile is necessary along with commitment to school drama related activities and events. Students are expected to choose Drama as an exam subject.
See Drama Scholarship Application Pack.
Scholarships may be awarded to boys who show significant ability in Rugby, Football or Cricket. We expect potential candidates to be selected in national, county or representative teams. Selection to sporting academies is also seen as an equivalent although trials are not seen as such. A strong academic profile is necessary along with sporting commitment to the school. Sports scholars must display the school’s aims and ethos. Fee remission varies according to a candidate’s all-round suitability for the school, as well as sporting prowess.
See
Sports Scholarship Application Pack.
Scholarships may be awarded to students who show creative promise and enthusiasm when making and discussing art. A strong academic profile is necessary along with commitment to school art related activities and events. Students are expected to choose Drama as an exam subject.
See Art Scholarship Application Pack.
Should you wish to apply for a bursary, once your online application and admissions fee are complete, please contact the admissions team: admissions@thecedarsschool.org.uk / admissions@thelaurelsschool.org.uk
Bursaries are means tested and are awarded on assessment of the financial circumstances of parents. Bursary assessments should be submitted by 15th November 2024 for 2025 entry.
Bursary awards are calculated by the finance department.
020 8185 7770
enquiries@thecedarsschool.org.uk
147 Central Hill,
Upper Norwood, SE19 1RS
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