The Jane Cameron Bursary at Notting Hill Prep is an art scholarship for 8+ entry.
Who can apply for the Jane Cameron Bursary?
Year 4 entrants from state schools showing outstanding promise in the creative arts, household income not above £45,000.
What is the Jane Cameron Bursary worth?
- Awarded to a child starting in Year 4 showing outstanding promise in the creative arts
- bursary covers fees, trips, enrichment activities and incidentals
How do you apply for the Jane Cameron Bursary?
Enquire, submit financial documents, sit January maths and English assessments then a taster session, then a home visit.
How art scholarships usually work
Schools usually ask for a portfolio, then often set a timed practical task and talk to your child about their work.
- Ask how many pieces to bring and whether they can be photographed or must be originals.
- Show a range of media, including sketchbooks that show how ideas developed.
- Make sure your child can talk about why they made each piece.
General guidance across schools, not Notting Hill Prep's own terms.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Jane Cameron Bursary at Notting Hill Prep worth?
Awarded to a child starting in Year 4 showing outstanding promise in the creative arts; bursary covers fees, trips, enrichment activities and incidentals.
Who can apply for the Jane Cameron Bursary?
Year 4 entrants from state schools showing outstanding promise in the creative arts, household income not above £45,000.
How do you apply for the Jane Cameron Bursary?
Enquire, submit financial documents, sit January maths and English assessments then a taster session, then a home visit.
Source: nottinghillprep.com, checked 4 Nov 2026