GDST Bursaries
30–100% of feesMeans-tested bursaries awarded by the GDST to bright girls joining Year 7, Year 9 or Year 12, worth up to 100% of fees.
Who can apply
Open at 11+, 13+ and 16+ entry. school's words
“to support bright, ambitious girls keen to join us in Year 7, Year 9 or Year 12”
No award above a household income of £107,500. school's words
“If your family’s assessable income and resources are below £102,000 a year (£107,500 for London schools), you may be eligible for some support.”
The largest awards go to households under £49,500. school's words
“For families with an annual income under £44,000 (£49,500 for London schools), with no assets a full bursary may be offered.”
Register for a place first. school's words
“Complete a school application form to register your daughter indicating that you would like to apply for financial assistance.”
How it works
- Apply by closing date in October.
Applications are assessed by GDST. school's words
“The GDST will assess your eligibility for a bursary.”
You hear in your offer letter. school's words
“You will be informed of the outcome in your offer letter.”
The award may also cover uniform, lunches, travel and essential trips. school's words
“Students in receipt of a full bursary award will also get help to meet the costs of uniforms, lunches, travel and trips”
Awards are reassessed every year. school's words
“Bursary eligibility is reassessed annually to reflect any changes in financial circumstances.”
Your checklist
- 1Complete the school application form, indicating you want to apply for a bursary.By the closing date in October
- 2Complete the online declaration of income and assets and upload proof such as P60s, payslips and bank statements.Before the school deadline
- 3Wait for the outcome, which comes in your offer letter.With the offer of a place
Source: Scholarships & Bursaries | Blackheath High School