The Music Prize (Sixth Form) at City of London School is a music scholarship for 16+ entry.
Who can apply for the Music Prize (Sixth Form)?
Awarded on basis of audition and interview to candidates offered a Sixth Form place and eligible for means-tested transformational bursary.
What is the Music Prize (Sixth Form) worth?
- Prize of £35.
- Music Scholars receive free tuition on two instruments
- Exhibitioners free tuition on one instrument.
- Minimum Grade 8 on all instruments.
- Voice cannot be first study.
- Expected to perform in ensembles, recitals and concerts and strongly encouraged to take Music A-Level.
How do you apply for the Music Prize (Sixth Form)?
City of London 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 City of London School's own terms.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Music Prize (Sixth Form) at City of London School worth?
Prize of £35. Music Scholars receive free tuition on two instruments; Exhibitioners free tuition on one instrument. Minimum Grade 8 on all instruments. Voice cannot be first study. Expected to perform in ensembles, recitals and concerts and strongly encouraged to take Music A-Level.
Who can apply for the Music Prize (Sixth Form)?
Awarded on basis of audition and interview to candidates offered a Sixth Form place and eligible for means-tested transformational bursary.
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.