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Bromley High Junior School bursaries.

Means-tested bursaries worth 30–100% of fees.

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Key facts

Support
30–100% of fees
Means-tested
Yes, on household income and assets

Who qualifies

Means-tested bursaries available up to 100% for Year 7 and Sixth Form entry; awards are limited and competitive.

Source: bromleyhigh.gdst.net, checked 10 Nov 2026

Who can apply, and how

From Bromley High Junior School's own published policy, read on 10 Nov 2026. The school decides every award.

Founders' Bursary Awards

30–100% of fees

Means-tested GDST bursaries for academically strong girls entering Year 7 or Sixth Form, worth up to 100% of fees.

Who can apply

  • Open at 11+ and 16+ entry. school's words
    “A small number of means-tested bursaries are available for up to 100 per cent of school fees, for pupils entering Year 7 or Sixth Form.”
  • No award above a household income of £102,000. school's words
    “We would not be able to award a bursary to a family whose annual income and resources is greater than £102,000 (or £107.500 for London schools)”
  • The largest awards go to households under £44,000. 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.”
  • Your child must meet the normal entrance standard. school's words
    “Your child’s academic performance will be a key consideration when the school is deciding whether or not to award a bursary.”
  • 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 Applications take place in the Autumn term; contact the school for the deadline.
  • You hear at the same time the school offers your child a place. school's words
    “the school will send you details of the bursary award it can offer your family at the same time it offers your child a place.”
  • 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
    “We re-assess bursary awards every year to take account of any significant changes in family income and circumstances.”

Your checklist

  1. 1Complete the school application form, indicating you want financial assistance, and register for a parent account.Autumn term for Year 7 and Year 12 entry
  2. 2Complete the declaration of income and assets and upload proof such as payslips and bank statements.Before the school's deadline
  3. 3The GDST assesses your eligibility and tells the school the maximum support it can offer.
  4. 4Receive the school's decision with any bursary award alongside the offer of a place.At the same time as the place offer

Source: Bursaries - GDST - Girls' Day School Trust

Frequently asked questions

How much bursary support does Bromley High Junior School offer?

Bursaries at Bromley High Junior School are worth 30–100% of fees, depending on household income and assets. Full-fee places go to families on the lowest incomes.

Who qualifies for a bursary at Bromley High Junior School?

Means-tested bursaries available up to 100% for Year 7 and Sixth Form entry; awards are limited and competitive.

How do I apply for a bursary at Bromley High Junior School?

Register for a place, then return the school's financial form with P60s or tax returns and bank statements before the bursary deadline. Many schools make a home visit, and awards are reviewed each year.

Can I get a scholarship and a bursary at Bromley High Junior School?

Yes, the two are assessed separately: Bromley High Junior School lists 12 merit scholarships, and a bursary can be added on top where a family qualifies financially.