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Pembridge Hall School bursaries.

Means-tested bursaries worth 50–100% of fees.

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Key facts

Support
50–100% of fees
Means-tested
Yes, on household income and assets

Who qualifies

External-sourced bursary page (raw text in external_data_imports)

Source: pembridgehall.co.uk, checked 20 May 2026

Who can apply, and how

From Pembridge Hall School's own published policy, read on 10 Nov 2026. The school decides every award.

Bursaries

50–110% of fees

Means-tested bursaries for applicants to Pembridge Hall, administered by the Gold Standard Charitable Trust, with awards of 50% to 110% of tuition.

How it works

  • Applications are assessed by Gold Standard Charitable Trust (GSCT). school's words
    “Bursaries for Pembridge Hall students are administered by the Gold Standard Charitable Trust (GSCT), which raises money for all Inspired UK Schools.”

Your checklist

  1. 1Apply for a bursary using the Apply Now button on the school's bursary page.
  2. 2If short-listed, the Head will put you in touch with GSCT, which carries out a means test.If short-listed

Source: Bursaries | Wetherby School

Deadlines by entry point

EntryOpensClosesMeans-test formsDecision
Year 72027-28————

Named bursaries

Frequently asked questions

How much bursary support does Pembridge Hall School offer?

Bursaries at Pembridge Hall School are worth 50–100% of fees, depending on household income and assets. Full-fee places go to families on the lowest incomes.

Who qualifies for a bursary at Pembridge Hall School?

External-sourced bursary page (raw text in external_data_imports)

How do I apply for a bursary at Pembridge Hall 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 Pembridge Hall School?

Yes, the two are assessed separately: Pembridge Hall School lists 1 merit scholarship, and a bursary can be added on top where a family qualifies financially.