In short
The Means-Tested Bursary at The Grammar School at Leeds is a means-tested bursary for 11+ entry.
Who can apply for the Means-Tested Bursary?
Families with annual income under £70,000
What is the Means-Tested Bursary worth?
- Means-tested bursaries available for Year 7 entry.
- Bursary applicants take the ISEB Common Pre-test in October of Year 6, and shortlisted candidates sit the main exam in January.
- Family annual income must be under £70,000 to be eligible.
How do you apply for the Means-Tested Bursary?
- Apply online and pay the fee, then complete a financial declaration form and supporting statement
- assessed on academic ability and an independent financial assessment.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Means-Tested Bursary at The Grammar School at Leeds worth?
Means-tested bursaries available for Year 7 entry. Bursary applicants take the ISEB Common Pre-test in October of Year 6, and shortlisted candidates sit the main exam in January. Family annual income must be under £70,000 to be eligible.
Who can apply for the Means-Tested Bursary?
Families with annual income under £70,000.
How do you apply for the Means-Tested Bursary?
Apply online and pay the fee, then complete a financial declaration form and supporting statement; assessed on academic ability and an independent financial assessment.
Source: gsal.org.uk, checked 4 Nov 2026