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James Allen's Junior School bursaries.

James Allen's Junior School offers means-tested bursaries worth up to 100% of fees. It made 20 bursary awards.

100%
Maximum support
20
Awards made
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Annual fee support
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Next deadline

The bursary programme

Support level
Up to 100% of fees
Means-tested
Yes — assessed on household income and assets
Awards made
20
Eligibility
Available at 11+ and 16+ entry to help with fees, uniform, travel, trips and lunches; about one in six Senior School pupils receive bursaries covering over 80% of fees. Application requires submission of forms and financial evidence.

Source: jags.org.uk · checked 9 May 2026. Always confirm terms with the school before applying.

How bursary applications work

  1. Register your child for a place before the registration deadline — a bursary is applied for alongside, not instead.
  2. Complete the school's financial form (some schools use an external assessor) with P60s, tax returns, bank and savings statements.
  3. Many schools arrange a home visit between the assessment and the offer.
  4. The bursary decision usually arrives with, or shortly after, the offer — before you must accept.
  5. Awards are reassessed each year, so a change in circumstances can change the award.

James Allen's Junior School bursaries: questions parents ask

How much bursary support does James Allen's Junior School offer?
Bursaries at James Allen's Junior School are worth up to 100% of fees, depending on household income and assets. Full-fee places are available for families on the lowest incomes.
Who qualifies for a bursary at James Allen's Junior School?
Available at 11+ and 16+ entry to help with fees, uniform, travel, trips and lunches; about one in six Senior School pupils receive bursaries covering over 80% of fees. Application requires submission of forms and financial evidence.
Can I get a scholarship and a bursary at James Allen's Junior School?
Yes, the two are assessed separately: James Allen's Junior School lists 11 merit scholarships, and a bursary can be added on top where a family qualifies financially.

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