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Sixth Form Music Scholarship at Channing School.

A music scholarship for 16+ entry, worth up to 50% of fees.

In short

The Sixth Form Music Scholarship at Channing School is a music scholarship for 16+ entry, worth up to 50% of fees. The last published deadline was 15 Oct 2026; check with the school for the next round.

Who can apply for the Sixth Form Music Scholarship?

Must have passed Grade VI with merit prior to November 2026.

What is the Sixth Form Music Scholarship worth?

Worth up to 50% of fees, as published by Channing School.

  • Up to 50% of tuition fees.
  • Includes free tuition in school for one instrument/voice.
  • Must have passed Grade VI with merit prior to November 2026.

How do you apply for the Sixth Form Music Scholarship?

Channing School has not published its process here, so check with admissions.

How music scholarships usually work

Schools usually hold an audition: prepared pieces on one or two instruments or voice, often with scales, sight-reading and aural tests.

  • Check the standard each school expects at your entry point, since many state a grade.
  • Choose pieces your child can play confidently, ideally contrasting ones.
  • Ask the instrumental teacher for a reference early, as many schools ask for one.

General guidance across schools, not Channing School's own terms.

Key dates

Deadline
15 Oct 2026 (past)
Exam or audition
November 2026 (date TBC) (past)

Dates usually move each year, so confirm the next round with the school.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Sixth Form Music Scholarship at Channing School worth?

It is worth up to 50% of fees.

When is the Sixth Form Music Scholarship deadline?

The last published deadline was 15 Oct 2026. It usually falls at the same time each year, so check the next date with Channing School's admissions office.

Who can apply for the Sixth Form Music Scholarship?

Must have passed Grade VI with merit prior to November 2026.

How are music scholarships usually assessed?

Schools usually hold an audition: prepared pieces on one or two instruments or voice, often with scales, sight-reading and aural tests.