GDST Bursaries
30–100% of feesMeans-tested bursaries for girls entering Year 7 or Year 12, worth 30% to 100% of fees, assessed by the GDST.
Who can apply
Open at 11+ and 16+ entry. school's words
“It is available for those entering Year 7 and Year 12, and is means-tested, with eligibility calculated by the GDST.”
The largest awards go to households under £49,500. school's words
“For families with an annual income under £44,000 (£49,500 for London schools), with no assets a full bursary may be offered.”
Register for a place first. school's words
“Complete a school application form to register your daughter indicating that you would like to apply for financial assistance.”
How it works
- Apply by Applications must be submitted before the deadline outlined on the school website; Year 7 and Year 12 applications take place in the Autumn term..
You hear in The school sends bursary award details at the same time it offers a place. school's words
“the school will send you details of the bursary award it can offer your family at the same time it offers your child a place.”
The award may also cover uniform, lunches, travel and essential trips. school's words
“Students in receipt of a full bursary award will also get help to meet the costs of uniforms, lunches, travel and trips”
Awards are reassessed every year. school's words
“We re-assess bursary awards every year to take account of any significant changes in family income and circumstances.”
Your checklist
- 1Complete the school application form to register your daughter and say you want financial assistance.
- 2Complete the online declaration of income and assets and upload proof such as payslips and bank statements.Before the school's deadline
- 3Wait for the GDST to assess eligibility and tell the school the maximum assistance available.
- 4Receive the school's bursary decision alongside your child's place offer.At the same time as the place offer