Scarborough College bursaries.
Scarborough College offers means-tested bursaries worth up to 100% of fees.
- 100%
- Maximum support
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- Awards made
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- Annual fee support
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- Next deadline
North Yorkshire
The bursary programme
- Support level
- Up to 100% of fees
- Means-tested
- Yes — assessed on household income and assets
- Eligibility
- Fee Assistance is means-tested. The College provides a number of bursaries each year, open to both new applicants and current pupils. Awards may be a reduction of up to 100% of tuition fees, depending on financial, compassionate or other relevant circumstances.
Source: scarboroughcollege.co.uk · checked 4 Sept 2026. Always confirm terms with the school before applying.
How bursary applications work
- Register your child for a place before the registration deadline — a bursary is applied for alongside, not instead.
- Complete the school's financial form (some schools use an external assessor) with P60s, tax returns, bank and savings statements.
- Many schools arrange a home visit between the assessment and the offer.
- The bursary decision usually arrives with, or shortly after, the offer — before you must accept.
- Awards are reassessed each year, so a change in circumstances can change the award.
Scarborough College bursaries: questions parents ask
- How much bursary support does Scarborough College offer?
- Bursaries at Scarborough College 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 Scarborough College?
- Fee Assistance is means-tested. The College provides a number of bursaries each year, open to both new applicants and current pupils. Awards may be a reduction of up to 100% of tuition fees, depending on financial, compassionate or other relevant circumstances.
- Can I get a scholarship and a bursary at Scarborough College?
- Yes, the two are assessed separately: Scarborough College lists 2 merit scholarships, and a bursary can be added on top where a family qualifies financially.