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11+ Scholarship (Academic, Music, Sport, Art) at St Paul's Cathedral School.

An all-rounder scholarship for 11+ entry, worth up to 10% of fees.

In short

The 11+ Scholarship (Academic, Music, Sport, Art) at St Paul's Cathedral School is an all-rounder scholarship for 11+ entry, worth up to 10% of fees. The last published deadline was 9 Jan 2026; check with the school for the next round.

What is the 11+ Scholarship (Academic, Music, Sport, Art) worth?

Worth up to 10% of fees, as published by St Paul's Cathedral School.

  • Scholarship attracts 10% fee remission
  • max 8 awards per year across Academic, Music, Sport, Art.
  • Assessment/interviews begin w/c 19 Jan 2026
  • offers by 13 Feb 2026
  • acceptance by 2 Mar 2026.

How do you apply for the 11+ Scholarship (Academic, Music, Sport, Art)?

St Paul's Cathedral School has not published its process here, so check with admissions.

How all-rounder scholarships usually work

Schools usually look at academic results alongside strength in at least two other areas, using references and an interview.

  • List what your child does in and out of school, with levels and dates.
  • Ask the current school early for a reference.
  • Prepare to talk about what your child would add to school life, not just what they have won.

General guidance across schools, not St Paul's Cathedral School's own terms.

Key dates

Deadline
9 Jan 2026 (past)
Interview
19 Jan 2026 (past)
Decisions
13 Feb 2026 (past)

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

Frequently asked questions

How much is the 11+ Scholarship (Academic, Music, Sport, Art) at St Paul's Cathedral School worth?

It is worth up to 10% of fees.

When is the 11+ Scholarship (Academic, Music, Sport, Art) deadline?

The last published deadline was 9 Jan 2026. It usually falls at the same time each year, so check the next date with St Paul's Cathedral School's admissions office.

How are all-rounder scholarships usually assessed?

Schools usually look at academic results alongside strength in at least two other areas, using references and an interview.

Source: spcslondon.com, checked 12 Jun 2026