Scholarships

A number of academic scholarships are awarded each year in recognition of an outstanding performance in the 11+ Entrance Examination. They are awarded to boys and girls aged 11 entering the school at the start of Year 7.

Pupils gaining an academic scholarship are automatically enrolled on our Challenge & Enrichment Programme. A scholarship award usually attracts a fee remission of around £1,000 per annum in recognition of the pupil's achievement. This amount is deducted from the termly fees. Subject to good conduct and progress, academic scholarships are tenable throughout the holder’s career in the school. 

Academic Scholarship Expectations

Music Scholarships and Music Exhibitions are available following an audition to candidates sitting the 11+ Entrance Examination (aged 11).

Applicants should have obtained a standard of at least Associated Board grade 3 or its equivalent in their main instrument (including voice). Following the Entrance Examination, pupils are invited to audition in early February for the Music Scholarships and Exhibitions. Applicants awarded a Music Scholarship will typically receive a fee remission of around £1,000 per annum and Scholarships are tenable throughout the holder’s time in the Senior Division, subject to a full contribution to the music of the school. Successful applicants are expected to play a full role in the musical life of the school, leading from the front.

A small number of Music Exhibitions are also available and will be awarded to candidates following the auditions. Music Exhibitions are designed to cover the cost of music tuition and are valued at £750 per annum. Exhibitions are tenable throughout the holder’s career in the Seniors, subject to a full contribution to the music of the school.

An Organ Scholarship is also available at the discretion of the Director of Music.

Those wishing to apply for a Music Scholarship should submit a Music Scholarship Application Form.

Music Scholarship Application Form

Music Audition Information

Music Scholarship Expectations

King's offers pupils who are able to demonstrate outstanding sporting ability and/or potential the opportunity to apply for a place on the King's Elite Athlete Pathway (KEAP). Pupils will demonstrate excellent athletic ability and commitment to their sport(s) which are typically the sports in which King's competes.

Candidates registered to sit the 11+ Entrance Examination may apply to be considered for a KEAP place. All applicants are asked to complete a digital KEAP Application Form providing details of their sporting achievements.  We also ask applicants to submit video footage showcasing a competitive highlight of two sporting disciplines and one written reference from a sports coach at their club or from a teacher at their current school.

King’s Director of Sport will shortlist applicants and invite pupils to participate in a Physical Assessment morning in early February. Following the assessment, the Director of Sport will offer a limited number of places on the prestigious King's Elite Athlete Pathway. Further places will be offered at a later stage, during Year 7 or 8.

Those wishing to apply for a place on the KEAP pathway should submit an Application Form:

KEAP Application FormKEAP Expectations