Assisted Places at King Edward's School, Birmingham.
The Assisted Places at King Edward's School, Birmingham is a means-tested bursary for 11+ entry, worth up to 100% of fees.
At a glance
- Value
- Up to 100% of fees
- Type
- Means-tested bursary
- Entry point
- 11+
King Edward's School, Birmingham has not published dates for this award yet. Most bursary applications close between October and December for entry the following September.
About the award
Means-tested Assisted Places covering up to full fees. Income less than £28,000 may qualify for free place; sliding scale up to income threshold of £80,000. Over £1.5 million per year allocated. Up to 25 Assisted Places in Year 7, about 10 of which are free places.
Who can apply
All boys who apply for Year 7. Tick box on application form. Selected boys invited to interview in November. Must meet financial eligibility criteria.
Assisted Places: questions parents ask
- How much is the Assisted Places at King Edward's School, Birmingham worth?
- It is worth up to 100% of fees. Means-tested Assisted Places covering up to full fees. Income less than £28,000 may qualify for free place; sliding scale up to income threshold of £80,000. Over £1.5 million per year allocated. Up to 25 Assisted Places in Year 7, about 10 of which are free places.
- Who can apply for the Assisted Places?
- All boys who apply for Year 7. Tick box on application form. Selected boys invited to interview in November. Must meet financial eligibility criteria.