Bursary Awards
Means-tested bursaries for girls entering Year 7, Year 9 (external) or Year 12, assessed independently by the GDST Fees Office.
Who can apply
Open at 11+, 13+ and 16+ entry. school's words
“Bursaries are available for entry into Year 7, Year 9 (external candidates only), and Year 12.”
No award above a household income of £107,500. school's words
“We would not be able to award a bursary to a family whose annual income and resources is greater than £107,500.”
The largest awards go to households under £49,500. school's words
“We aim to award higher-value bursaries to pupils from families with a total income and resources of less than £49,500.”
How it works
- Apply by During the main entry round in the autumn term.
Late applications are not considered. school's words
“Applications must be submitted during the main entry round in the autumn term and late applications won’t be eligible, though your daughter may still be offered a place if space allows.”
Applications are assessed by GDST Fees Office. school's words
“Bursary applications are independently assessed by the GDST Fees Office, not Oxford High School.”
You hear in Later in the autumn term. school's words
“Outcomes are shared later in the autumn term.”
Awards are reassessed every year. school's words
“Bursary awards are reassessed every year to take account of any significant changes in family income and circumstances.”
Your checklist
- 1Tick the bursary box when you complete your application form.
- 2Submit your application during the main entry round; late applications are not eligible.Main entry round in the autumn term
- 3Use the login details sent to you to complete your application on the GDST bursary portal.October
- 4Wait for the outcome, shared later in the autumn term.Later in the autumn term