We are able to offer generous financial assistance through the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation .    The Foundation comprises three of the best independent schools in Warwickshire; Warwick Preparatory School, Warwick School and King's High School.

1 in 4 children at Warwick School and 1 in 6 at King’s High benefit from some level of financial assistance.

Our dedicated website cv34.com has been designed to provide you with specific information regarding the excellent range of scholarship and bursary opportunities available at the schools.    Our aim is to encourage academic excellence whilst offering financial assistance to those who need it.    To view this website click here.

A scholarship or bursary could provide your child with the chance to have an excellent education and a wealth of opportunity which could make an enormous difference to your child’s future.

Scholarships and Bursaries

What is the difference?

Scholarships are available to reward academic excellence and talent. They are awarded on a merit basis and are determined by a student’s academic or artistic ability. The Foundation Bursaries scheme awards scholarships up to the value of 25% of fees and is based on the results of the entrance examination and interview.

All scholarships can be enhanced with a bursary of up to 100%, if applicants meet the financial criteria of the bursary.

Bursaries are awards offering free or discounted fees based on financial need. The Foundation Awards scheme offers the possibility of free or discounted places based on means testing. The bursaries are offered on a sliding scale dependent upon parental income and subject to results of entrance examination and interview.

Governor Scholarships

Governor scholarships are awarded up to the value of 25% of fees and are available throughout the student's entire education at the schools. They are available to girls joining King's High School in year 7, current pupils and new applicants at year 12.

Eligibility – The Governor scholarships are based on the candidates’ performance in the entrance examination and the interview, students registered for the examination are automatically considered for these scholarships.

Those applying for Sixth Form scholarships will be required, in addition to the standard entry requirements, to sit an exam in those subjects they wish to study in the Sixth Form.

Governor Music Scholarships

Governor music scholarships are also awarded up to the value of 25% of fees and are available to candidates who demonstrate exceptional musical accomplishment and demonstrate a high academic standard in the examination.   They are available to girls entering Year 7.

Sixth Form Scholarships

Sixth Form scholarships are available to internal and external candidates on a competitive basis. Candidates sit papers in their chosen subjects and a critical thinking assessment in the Spring term before joining the Sixth Form in the September.

Warwick Town Foundation Scholarships

The scholarships are available to girls from state schools who live within the town of Warwick (CV34 postcode). These are awarded up to the value of 25% of fees and are based on the results of the entrance examination

Please note: this is separate to the Warwick Foundation CV34 Bursary

For more information please visit our dedicated website cv34.com

Warwick Foundation Bursaries

Warwick School Foundation benefits from a scheme offering the possibility of free or discounted places based on financial need for candidates aged 11 to 18. The support available is calculated by a simple means test for families with a gross income of up to £60,000.

In the case of King’s High School and Warwick School, each child must pass the standard entrance exam and will be invited to attend an interview before a place can be offered.

Warwick Foundation CV34 Bursaries

As per the Warwick Foundation places above, the CV34 Bursaries are exclusively for those living within the CV34 postcode area aged from 9 - 16. As well as the potential of a free or discounted place, help is also available towards other expenses including uniforms and educational trips.

Eligibility

• Means testing – Families with a gross income of below £33,000 may be eligible for 100% fee assistance. The scheme can also provide assistance on a reducing scale to families with a gross income of up to £60,000.
• The actual assessment is made on parental net income and further details can be obtained from the Foundation Office.

Parents wishing to be considered for a Foundation award should tick the appropriate box on the application form.    Please note you will be required to submit details of your financial circumstances in full confidence.

To find out more

Find out the approximate contribution towards annual fees you will be expected to pay by visiting our dedicated website cv34.com