The Leathersellers’ Fully Funded Sixth Form Scholarship at Colfe's Junior School is an academic scholarship for 16+ entry.
Who can apply for the Leathersellers’ Fully Funded Sixth Form Scholarship?
Pupils joining from local state schools, usually with five Grade 8s at GCSE, and pupil premium or household income under £40,000.
What is the Leathersellers’ Fully Funded Sixth Form Scholarship worth?
100%+ means-tested scholarships for local state school pupils meeting eligibility with strong GCSE results and household income less than £40,000
How do you apply for the Leathersellers’ Fully Funded Sixth Form Scholarship?
Colfe's Junior School has not published its process here, so check with admissions.
How academic scholarships usually work
Schools usually decide from the entrance exam, sometimes with an extra scholarship paper, and an interview.
- Ask whether the entrance exam counts or whether there is a separate scholarship paper.
- Ask for past papers, or the style of paper if the school does not share them.
- Practise talking through reasoning out loud, because interviews often test how a child thinks.
General guidance across schools, not Colfe's Junior School's own terms.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Leathersellers’ Fully Funded Sixth Form Scholarship at Colfe's Junior School worth?
100%+ means-tested scholarships for local state school pupils meeting eligibility with strong GCSE results and household income less than £40,000.
Who can apply for the Leathersellers’ Fully Funded Sixth Form Scholarship?
Pupils joining from local state schools, usually with five Grade 8s at GCSE, and pupil premium or household income under £40,000.
How are academic scholarships usually assessed?
Schools usually decide from the entrance exam, sometimes with an extra scholarship paper, and an interview.
Source: colfes.com, checked 4 Nov 2026