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Technology scholarships.

21 technology scholarships at 15 UK independent schools, with values and closing dates.

15
Schools offering them
21
Awards listed
10%
Typical value, where published
50%
Highest published
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How schools choose

Schools usually ask to see computing or digital work your child has made, often followed by a task or an interview.

How to prepare

  • Gather what your child has built, with a short note on how each thing works.
  • Note any competitions or clubs, with dates.
  • Practise explaining technical choices in plain words.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a technology scholarship worth?

Of the 6 technology awards that publish a percentage, the typical one is worth about 10% of fees, and the highest up to 50%. Many others state no figure, and some are mostly honorary.

How are technology scholarships assessed?

Schools usually ask to see computing or digital work your child has made, often followed by a task or an interview.

What do schools look for in a technology scholarship?

Work your child has made themselves and an ability to explain it. These awards are less common than academic or music ones, so read each school's terms closely.

When do technology scholarship applications close?

Mostly between October and December for entry the following September, and often a few weeks before registration closes. It is usually a separate application with its own deadline, so check each school.

Can a scholarship be combined with a bursary?

Often, yes. A scholarship rewards merit and does not depend on income, while a bursary is means-tested. Many families hold both, though some schools limit the combined value.