As a small family school we are particularly proud to have supported and funded many of our children through the early part of their education, both for short and long periods. These children have continued on to both state and independent secondary schools and some have been awarded academic scholarships, chorister scholarships and various art and music awards.
Many children who have joined the school at a later stage, have benefitted from the small, tutorial size classes at the top of the school, particularly children who lack confidence in their abilities and those with academic potential but who may have missed the chance of a good academic foundation. We welcome and enjoy helping these children fulfill their potential to achieve a successful outcome at the 11+ entrance examinations.
The school welcomes applications from parents who feel that their child would benefit from attending Connaught House but who may not be able to afford the full fees.
ACADEMIC BURSARIES
Academic Bursaries, normally for girls from 7+or 8+, will be awarded on the basis of academic performance in school, or by academic examination for children joining the school. Bursaries offered to girls will cover fees up to Year Six subject to conditions.
There are also various music bursaries for boys and girls who have made exceptional progress with their musical studies in school. These are normally awarded to pupils already attending the school and at the recommendation of their music teachers.
NON ACADEMIC BURSARIES
In certain situations, bursaries can be offered to children who in the opinion of the Principals will significantly benefit from attending the school, particularly children from local families. In such cases, the full academic criteria would be waived.
BURSARIES ON ENTRY
The number of bursaries awarded on entry each September is at the discretion of the Principals. Each case is assessed on its own merits and awards are made accordingly, subject to the School’s ability to fund these.
The School respects the confidentiality of bursary awards made to families and recipients are expected to do likewise. The school is a data controller under the Data Protection Act and information submitted in connection with bursary applications will be processed lawfully and fairly in accordance with the Data Protection Act.