BROMSGROVE SCHOOL
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION 2011-2012
Index of documents
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Admissions Information
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Open Morning Dates
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Entrance Examination Details and Dates
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Bursary Information
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Scholarship Information
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Scholarship Examination Dates
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Scholarship Details
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School Fees
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Bus Routes
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Registration Form
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Scholarship Form
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ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Open Mornings and Entrance Examinations
The Bromsgrove School Admissions office is happy to help and to advise the parents of all pupils considering entry to Bromsgrove School. Pupils may gain admission to Bromsgrove School in any year group, but the main points of intake are at Kindergarten (Pre-Prep), Year 3 and Year 7 (Prep School), and at ages 13+ and 16+ (Senior School). However, parents seeking places for their children are welcome to contact the Admissions department to discuss the availability of places in any year group. Admission during the course of an academic year is by special arrangement with the Assistant Head.
Open Mornings are usually held in September and October, all those enquiring about a place will automatically be invited to the next relevant Open Morning.
Prospective pupils and their parents are encouraged to visit us, either for an Open Day or for an individual visit; families will usually do both. After visiting for an Open Morning an individual visit can be tailored to your exact requirements and will include tours with pupils, meetings with senior staff and the Headmaster. The Admissions process
Pre-Preparatory and Nursery
25th September 2011
Preparatory School For entry into Years 3, 4 &5
9th October 2011
Preparatory School For entry into Years 6, 7 & 8
16th October 2011
Senior School 13+ and 16+ entry
2nd October 2011
Sixth Form
13th November 2011 January 2012 (date to be confirmed).
1. Initial enquiry
Prospectus information sent out
2. Visit
Open morning or individual visit
Sixth Form Choices Morning
3. Registration
Completed registration form returned and registration fee paid to School
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
4. Testing
Bromsgrove School seeks confidential references and arranges testing
All candidates wishing to sit Bromsgrove School entrance examinations must complete a registration form prior to sitting the examinations, and before being considered for a bursary (registration forms can be found at the rear of this booklet). Offers of entry into Bromsgrove School will be made on the basis of performance in entrance examinations.
5. Offer of place
Offer is made or application is rejected
The entrance examinations are structured as follows:
6. Acceptance
Offer must be confirmed or rejected within two weeks and payment of deposit made to School
Entry into Years 3 & 4 NFER English, Mathematics and a Creative Essay Arrival 9.15am – Collection 12.30pm
In the case of girls and boys entering the Sixth Form from other British schools, admission is based on a personal interview and GCSE results. International pupils, including those seeking entry to the Sixth Form, will be tested in their own country by arrangement with one of our representatives, or tested at Bromsgrove during a visit to the School. The Policy for Pre-Preparatory and Nursery School Admissions can be obtained directly from the Admissions office. 2
Open Morning Dates 2011 - 2012
Entry into Year 5 NFER English, Mathematics, Non-Verbal Reasoning and a Creative Essay Arrival 9.00am – Collection 14.00pm Lunch will be provided. Entry into Years 6 NFER English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning and the Headmaster’s Essay Arrival 9.00am – Collection 14.00pm Lunch will be provided.
Entry into Years 7 & 8 NFER English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning and the Headmaster’s Essay Arrival 8.30am – Collection 14.15pm Lunch will be provided. Entry into Year 9 (13+) English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning and the Headmaster’s General Paper, which will include an essay. Candidates will also have an informal interview with a senior member of staff. Arrival 8.40am – Collection 16.00pm Lunch will be provided. Examples of Senior School past papers are on our website. For 11+ and 13+ candidates, where a performance in the entrance examination is deemed worthy of consideration for an academic scholarship, candidates will be invited back for scholarship interviews. Please note that there is no separate scholarship examination. Sixth Form Entry Entry into the Sixth Form from another British school is based on an interview with the Headmaster during a visit, a confidential reference and GCSE results. A conditional offer is made and then confirmed once GCSE results have been published. Pupils wishing to be considered for a place in Bromsgrove Sixth Form must complete a Registration Form. Those applicants wishing to be considered for a scholarship must also submit a scholarship application form. Entrance Examinations Dates 2012 Preparatory School Entry into Years, 3 to 8
14th January 2012
BURSARY INFORMATION If you need assistance with School fees and your child is not awarded a scholarship, please do apply for a means-tested bursary. Scholarship awards may be supplemented by a meanstested bursary. The School offers a significant number of bursaries to pupils. Candidates should be good all-rounders or display talent in one or more areas, including academic, musical, aesthetic, artistic and athletic. These bursaries are subject to a parental meanstest and are awarded to enable reasonably talented boys and girls whose parents could not otherwise afford the fees to join the School. Candidates for bursaries will be asked to sit the Entrance Examinations at 11+ and 13+ and at 16+ to fulfil our Sixth Form entry criteria. Below Sixth Form the School is especially keen to attract pupils who are academically able and bursary help is available to assist parents who are unable to meet the fees in full. For those bursary candidates under the age of 11 on 1st September of the year in which they are applying there will be a particular emphasis on academic talent. Awards are rarely made to pupils under the age of 11. Parents of candidates for bursaries will be asked to complete and return a confidential form indicating their financial circumstances. The Bursar will then recommend the scale of any award that may be made. Awards are re-assessed each year. Assessment may include a visit to the family home/s. Further details of the School’s Bursary Policy and Procedures are available from our Admissions Department. Bursary applications should be submitted no later than the second Saturday in January. Bursary decisions will be made and notified by the end of the second week of March. The financial value of any bursary is strictly confidential between parents, the Headmaster and the School’s Financial Management. Pupils should not be told the size of the awards. A completed registration form must be received before a bursary application can be considered.
Preparatory School 13th January 2012 Entry into Yr 7 (This is a possible additional session for those students not available to sit examinations on Saturday 14th January 2012) Senior School Entry into Year 9 (13+)
17th January 2012
Applicants sitting 11+ and 13+ entrance examinations are automatically considered for academic scholarships and if they meet the required standard they will be invited back for scholarship interviews. There is no scholarship form for external 11+ and 13+ academic scholarship candidates. Applicants for sport, music and art scholarships and for 16+ academic scholarships should complete and return the scholarship forms at the back of this booklet.
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SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Bromsgrove offers a generous provision of scholarships and bursaries. Scholarships reward excellent performance in academe, sport, music and the arts and carry little or no financial assistance. Bursaries are means-tested and offer assistance with fees. It is possible to apply for both a bursary and scholarship at the same time. Scholarships are offered in the following subject areas: 11+ Academic, Music 13+ Academic, Music, Sport, Art, All-round Scholarship, Boarding Scholarship 16+ Academic, Music, Sport, Art Additionally a number of Foundation Scholarships are available each year for children living in Bromsgrove and the surrounding districts. Scholarships are offered to both internal and external candidates. Interviews and/or examinations are very competitive. Scholarship examinations and interviews will not necessarily take the same form every year. Papers (especially those such as the Headmaster’s Essay paper) are designed to test potential as much as what has been taught and remembered, and there is inevitably an on the day factor that may reward candidates who have yet to shine fully in their current school. Scholarships and exhibitions are awarded for the duration of the pupil’s time at Bromsgrove School and scholars do not need to reapply for their awards. However, the awards are subject to several conditions and the tenure of any award is subject to high standards of attendance and behaviour on the pupil’s part. The value of any award is strictly confidential between parents, the Headmaster and the School’s financial management, children should not be told the size of the award and breach of this condition can lead to the award being withdrawn. Annual Awards 11+ Scholarship awards usually comprise of: • 4 academic awards • 1 music award 13+ Scholarship awards usually comprise of: • 6 academic awards • 2 music awards • Up to 2 art awards • Up to 4 sports awards • 2 boarding/all-rounder scholarships (50% fee remission - means-tested)* • 2 All-rounder scholarships* 4
*Candidates must sit two separate scholarships exams.
16+ Scholarship awards usually comprise of: • 6 academic awards • 2 music awards • Up to 2 art awards • Up to 5 sports awards Foundation Scholarships Bromsgrove School maintains 12 places for Foundation Scholars. Two are normally awarded each year. The awards only operate in respect of day places and preference is given to candidates from the Bromsgrove area and surrounding districts. Foundation scholarship candidates should be aged over 11 and under 14 at the date of the award. Foundation scholarships are awarded to pupils in need of financial assistance and the maximum award available is 50% of fees (means-tested), although this can be augmented with a means-tested bursary. Any candidate wishing to be considered for a Foundation Scholarship should send a letter stating this with their registration form. Scholarship Examinations Dates Sports Scholarships (13+)
21st November 2011
Sports Scholarships (16+)
22nd November 2011
Art Scholarships (13+ and 16+)
25th January 2012
Music Scholarships (11+, 13+ and 16+)
25th, 26th and 27th January 2012 (auditions by appointment with the Music Department)
11+ Scholarship Interviews by invitation
30th January 2012 (interviews in Humanities, Science and with the Headmaster)
16+ Scholarships Examinations Tuesday 31st January 2012 and Interviews 13+ Scholarship Interviews Friday 3rd February 2012 by invitation (interviews in Humanities, Science and with the Headmaster) Completed scholarship application forms should be submitted no later than Saturday 14th January 2012. Sports Scholarship applications should be returned by Friday 4th November 2011. All scholarship decisions are notified after Monday 27th February 2012.
scholarship details
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Candidates may apply for more than one scholarship.
Scholarships are offered to both internal and external candidates. Interviews and/or examinations are competitive. Candidates may apply for more than one scholarship.
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Scholarship dates can be found on the School website www.bromsgrove-school.co.uk
Any external candidate wishing to be considered for a scholarship at Bromsgrove School must complete and return a registration form.
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Confirmation of receipt of scholarship application forms will be by email.
All external candidates wishing to apply for an academic (16+only), music (11+, 13+, 16+), art or sports scholarship (13+, 16+) must complete and return the scholarship application form at the rear of this booklet.
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The closing date for all scholarship applications is the first working Monday in January.
Offers for entry into Bromsgrove School are made on the basis of performance in entrance examinations. All scholars must meet the required academic standard. Academic Scholarships at 11+ and 13+ are made on the basis of performance in the entrance examination, there is no separate scholarship examination. Where performance in the entrance examination is deemed worthy of consideration for an academic scholarship, candidates will be invited back for Scholarship interviews. Internal candidates (ie. pupils from Bromsgrove Preparatory School and Bromsgrove Senior School) wishing to be considered for any academic, music, art or sports scholarship at 11+, 13+ or 16+ must complete and return the scholarship application form at the rear of this booklet. 13+ scholarship candidates must sit the 13+ Entrance Examination. Scholarships at Bromsgrove School give kudos to the scholars – the amount of financial award is comparatively small. The percentage of the award is related to the degree of talent. In the case of music scholarships, music lessons are awarded, for sports scholarships a one-off payment of £400 is awarded and for art scholarships an annual award of £200 is made. Scholarship awards will be made in writing and will be received by the end of the Lent Term. All scholarships, exhibitions and Foundation scholarships can be augmented by a meanstested bursary. Confirmation of receipt of scholarship application forms will be made by email. Candidates for 11+ and 13+ academic scholarships will receive a letter inviting them to attend for interview. All scholarship candidates should report to the Library and Resources Centre (Senior School) on the morning of their scholarship examination or interview.
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ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS
11+ Academic Scholarship Interviews (by invitation) One humanities interview, one science interview and one interview with the Headmaster. Arrival 9.00am (Senior School) – Collection 12.00pm
11+, 13+, 16+
13+ Academic Scholarship Interviews (by invitation) One humanities interview, one science interview and one interview with the Headmaster. Arrival 9.00am – Collection 12.30pm 16+ Scholarship examination and interviews Subject Paper – 2 ¼ hours – answering on three subjects from the following list. Headmaster’s General Paper and the Headmaster’s Interview. Those answering language questions from the subject paper will have an oral in their chosen language. Arrival 8.30am – Collection 17.00pm Lunch will be provided. 16+ subject list: Biology Business Studies Chemistry Classical Civilisation Design and Technology English French Geography German History Latin Mathematics Physical Education Physics Religious Studies Spanish An example of the Headmaster’s general paper can be found on the School’s website: http://www.bromsgrove-school.co.uk
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Music awards are offered to candidates likely to become leading contributors to Bromsgrove music. Musicians and singers are invited to apply, and while a high standard is naturally expected for the award of Music Scholar, exhibitions are also given for those who are not so advanced but clearly show promise and commitment. For 11+ candidates we look for a minimum of Associated Board Grade 4 standard in a principal instrument and a willingness to contribute fully to all musical activities in School. For 13+ candidates we look for a minimum of Associated Board Grade 5 in a principal instrument and the ability to offer a second instrument or voice to a similar standard. A willingness to contribute fully to all musical activities in School is essential. For 16+ candidates we look for a minimum of Associated Board Grade 7 in a principal instrument and at least Grade 5 in a second instrument or voice. A willingness to contribute fully to all musical activities in School is essential. Candidates will be asked to prepare and perform two contrasting pieces on their main instrument and one piece on each other instrument; singing can also be offered and can only be in their favour. There will be an aural test which will include sight reading and scales, technical exercises may be asked for. In addition to this there will be a short viva-voce examination which will include general musical knowledge, theory and candidates’ interests. There is no written examination. Accompanist will be provided; candidates must ensure they bring their accompaniment with them. Further details on all music scholarships can be obtained from the Director of Music, Mr J Kingston, jkingston@bromsgrove-school.co.uk or the Music School secretary on 01527 579679 ext 235. The Director of Music will be in touch with each candidate concerning the timing of the examination approximately one week in advance.
BOARDING AND ALL-ROUNDER SCHOLARSHIPS
SPORTS SCHOLARSHIPS
Each year we award two boarding scholarships (50% means-tested) at 13+ to good allrounders. Candidates must qualify for an Academic Scholarship and must also apply for one other 13+ Scholarship (Art, Music or Sport). A confidential School reference is also required. Please contact the Admissions Department for more details.
13+ 8.30am to 14.00pm Lunch will be provided
ART AND TEXTILES SCHOLARSHIPS 13+ Art Arrival 8.40am – Collection 11.00am Pupils showing considerable potential in Art and Design are encouraged to apply for the 13+ art scholarship. The scholarship takes the form of a practical examination and an interview with the Head of Art in the Senior School. Candidates are asked to bring a maximum of two pieces of their work with them to the examination. These pieces can be in any media and should demonstrate a high level of competence in at least one discipline. They should be pieces that the candidate is proud of and candidates must be prepared to analyse their own work during interview with the Head of Art. 16+ Art or Textiles Arrival 8.40am – Collection 15.00pm Lunch will be provided Pupils currently at GCSE level are encouraged to apply for the 16+ art scholarship.
Candidates are expected to be of County standard in two sports or a much higher level in one sport. Students will be expected to demonstrate a range of skills and abilities through a number of general tests, as well as having to show their strengths in particular sports. Each candidate will be expected to meet our academic standard of entry. 16+ 8.30am to 14.00pm Lunch will be provided Candidates are expected to have demonstrated a very high level of performance in at least one sport, preferably to Divisional level. Students will be expected to demonstrate a range of skills and abilities through a number of general tests, as well as having to show their strengths in particular sports. Each candidate will be expected to meet our academic standard of entry. Please be aware that there is much competition for these awards. For further details, please contact the Second Deputy Head, Co-Curricula, Mr P Mullan. pmullan@bromsgrove-school.co.uk
The Scholarship Examination takes the form of a practical test, a piece of written critical analysis and an interview with the Head of Art. Candidates are required to bring a maximum of two pieces of art and/or textiles work with them to the examination. Pupils are expected to demonstrate a high level of competence in Art and Design as well as the ability to articulate their thoughts on both their own work and that of practising artists. Evidence of independently initiated projects as well as teacher directed work is also highly desirable. Further details on the art scholarships can be obtained from the Head of Art, Ms S Morgans. smorgans@bromsgrove-school.co.uk
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FEES FROM SEPTEMBER 2011
SENIOR AND PREPARATORY SCHOOLS Please note that the prompt payment allowance for settlement within seven days of the start of term is £200 per term (see note 4)
Registration Fee All Registrations
£75
Day Place / Forces Boarder
£500
EU/UK Boarding Place
£1000
£1000
Acceptance Deposit
Non European Boarding Place plus one term’s fees (£9385*)
PREPARATORY SCHOOL (see note 4)
Termly Fee
Years 3 - 6 Boarder Weekly Boarder Day
£6085 £4225 £3050 (including lunches)
Years 7 & 8 Boarder Weekly Boarder Day
£7500 £5370 £3985 (including lunches)
£8395 £5980 £9385 £4285 (including lunches)
*the term’s fees are then credited to the child’s account on joining the School SENIOR SCHOOL NURSERY AND PRE-PREPARATORY SCHOOL There is no prompt payment allowance for the Nursery and Pre-Preparatory School NURSERY Half Day (8am - 12.15pm)
£23.50
Full Day (8am - 3pm)
£36.00
A minimum of 5 sessions must be booked. Aftercare is available from 3.15pm - 6.00pm at £5 per hour (charged in half hour sessions). Please refer to the note overleaf regarding Nursery Education Funding.
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Full Time (8am - 6pm)
£2035 per term
PRE-PREPARATORY
Termly Fee
Reception
£1900
Years 1 & 2
£2270
All years
Boarder Weekly Boarder International Boarder Day
Weekly Boarding Fees include transport on a Monday morning and Friday afternoon from the nearest existing collection point. Details are available from the Transport Manager.
Notes for All Parents 1.
The fees include lunch for day pupils and all meals for boarding pupils.
2. Curriculum Support – From September 2011 the school will no longer charge for curriculum support or special educational needs teaching.
Notes for parents and guardians of international pupils in the Senior School The international boarding fee at the Senior School is inclusive of all EAL lessons and relevant support where necessary. EAL lessons may lead to qualifications in IGCSE (ESL), IELTS and Cambridge Proficiency.
3. Extras – other costs incurred by the School or the pupil on the pupil’s behalf will be charged as extras, including transport, educational trips, School Shop charges, lost books and public examinations. The cost of public examinations continues to rise. This will vary per year but should be in the region of £300 to £500.
Also included in this single international boarding fee are such things as: a three day induction programme for new pupils, before the beginning of the School year; visa and bank letters; coordination of travel arrangements at the beginning and end of terms; coordination of guardian details; copies of reports to guardians; support in House and classroom in relevant subjects; support with examination coursework.
4. Fees shown are net fees after deduction of a prompt payment allowance of £200 which is granted if the fees are settled in full within seven days of the start of term. Fees received late or in part payment will not be eligible for this discount. This discount applies only to the Preparatory and Senior School Fees.
These notes are subject to Standard Terms and Conditions, a copy of which can be obtained from the Bursar, who is happy to answer any queries about financial matters.
5. Invoice Queries - All queries regarding fee bills should be raised with the Finance Office as soon as possible upon receipt of bills. Please contact either Claire Dieppe, Finance Officer (ext 209 or cdieppe@bromsgrove-school.co.uk) or Sonja Fontanari, Finance Assistant (ext 203 or sfontanari@bromsgrove-school.co.uk) 6. Transport Queries - If the query relates to bussing charges please contact the Transport Manager on ext 256. 7. Insurances - Please note that cover is automatically provided and billed under the Pupils’ Personal Possessions Scheme and the Personal Accident Scheme unless the School receives written notification from parents to opt out.
Nursery Education Funding From April 2011, funding for the free nursery education entitlement of 15 hours for eligible three and four year olds will be determined by the Early Years Single Funding Formula. Each eligible child is entitled to a maximum of 5 sessions of 3 hours per week. The rates charged for the additional hours, including lunch after the allocation of the NEF sessions are shown below: Half Day (8am - 12.15pm) One Session £6.25 plus £2.00 (lunch) = £8.25 Full Day (8am - 3pm) Two Sessions £5.00 plus £2.00 (lunch) = £7.00
8. Cancelling acceptance of a place or withdrawal - one full term’s notice in writing addressed to the Head is required to cancel acceptance of a place at the School or to withdraw a pupil from the School. If such notice is not given, a term’s fees in lieu of notice will be immediately due and payable. A term’s written notice is required to discontinue an extra or a term’s fees for the extra will be immediately payable.
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BUS ROUTES Day Pupils Bromsgrove School has a large fleet of minibuses and operates a comprehensive transport system to help pupils and their parents. The routes are organised to accommodate the geographical spread of pupils and can vary from term to term, depending on the location and numbers of pupils requiring transport and the length of the journey involved. Local Routes currently in operation • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Harbourne, & Edgbaston Moseley Solihull Worcester Stourbridge & Hagley Kidderminster & Ombersley Barnt Green Wythall & Dickens Heath Ullenhall & Studley Inkberrow & Feckenham Blackwell Redditch Stratford & Alcester Alvechurch
Boarders The School arranges transport to and from Birmingham International, Gatwick and Heathrow Airports by arrangement and at the beginning and end of each term. The Transport Manager Rachael O’Neill, is happy to offer further information and answer any queries, (roneill@bromsgrove-school.co.uk, telephone ext 256).
FURTHER INFORMATION Further information and details can be found on the School’s website, www.bromsgrove-school.co.uk There is extensive information in the website Document Library, including Term Dates, Bursary Application Forms and sample Entrance Examination papers.
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Known As Place of Birth Religious Denomination Passport number Day or Boarding House Preferred (Senior School)
Forenames Date of Birth Nationality First Language Proposed date of Entry Date visited School
Telephone
Address
Fax No.
Previous School(s), with dates
Does your son / daughter have any boarding experience?
Date of Entry
Head Teacher (name and title)
Present School
Previous Record
Pupil Home Address (BLOCK CAPITALS)
Ethnic Group
Boy or Girl
Surname
Pupil Details (BLOCK CAPITALS)
A level or IB Subject choices (if known):
IB
Photograph
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A level
Pre-Preparatory/Nursery School (2-7)
Preparatory School (7-13)
Senior School (13-18)
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If Sixth Form
School of Entry
Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS. Return to the Admissions Department at the address shown on the back page, together with a non-refundable registration fee of ÂŁ75.00
Registration Form
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Occupation Marital Status
Nationality
Surname
Telephone (Work) Fax No.
First Name
Father’s Full Name, Title and Address (BLOCK CAPITALS) Title
Telephone (Home) Email
Home Address
Mobile
Occupation Marital Status
Nationality
Surname
Telephone (Work) Fax No.
First Name
Mother’s Full Name, Title and Address (if different from that of father) (BLOCK CAPITALS) Title
Telephone (Home) Email
Home Address
Mobile
Fax No.
First Name
Surname
Guardian. If parents live abroad, name and address of guardian in this country (who will take full responsibility for extras, holidays, clothes etc, and who will in due course be required to sign an undertaking to this effect). Title Home Address
Relationship to Pupil
Telephone (Home)
Telephone (Work)
Mobile
Name and address of person to whom accounts for fees should be sent
No
No
No
No
How did you find out about Bromsgrove School?
Why have you chosen Bromsgrove School?
Please mention here the names of other members of the family attending Bromsgrove School or registered for entry; or any other connection with the school e.g. Old Bromsgrovian
Yes
Is it proposed that anyone other than the parents will pay or guarantee payment of fees? (If Yes, please give details in a covering letter).
Yes
Is there anyone else whose consent to the child coming to the School is required? (If Yes, please give details in a covering letter).
Yes
Do both parents agree that the child should attend the School? (If No, please give details in a covering letter).
Yes
Do both parents have parental responsibility for the child? (If No, please give details in a covering letter).
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Does your child have any learning difficulties or identified special education needs? Is there a family history of any learning difficulties? (Please include an Educational Psychologists Report with your Application)
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General Health. Are there any special health problems of which the School should be aware? Are there any treatments required?
Sports, Extra-curricular activities and Achievements (School teams, etc. school prizes, hobbies and positions of responsibility held).
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No
Would you be prepared to talk to any parents considering sending their children to Bromsgrove School from your part of the world? (This applies to overseas parents only). Yes
Email Address
Contact Name
For International Applications only – If you are being represented by an Educational Agent, please give contact details Company Name Address
Telephone Number
International pupils must include a photocopy of personal details and photograph page from their Passport
Special Circumstances Please inform us in a covering letter if: 1 The child has any known medical problem or allergy 2 The parents are separated or divorced 3 Any person named in this form expects to change address during the next 12 months 4 There are any Court Orders in relation to the child; for example, as to parental responsibility, residence, contact, prohibited steps, specific issues or periodical payments; or in relation to the parents or if either parent is an undischarged bankrupt or subject to an individual voluntary arrangement 5 The child may be unable to play a full part in the games and sporting curriculum of the School
Declaration
I / We request that the above named child be registered as a prospective pupil at Bromsgrove School. A cheque for the non-refundable fee of £75.00 is enclosed. I / We understand that the standard terms and conditions of the school will undergo reasonable changes from time to time as circumstances require and will apply in all our dealings with the School. I / We also understand that the School (through the Head, as the person responsible) may obtain, process and hold personal information about our child, including references from their current school, sensitive information such as medical details, and we consent to this for the purposes of assessment and, if a place is offered, in order to safeguard and promote the welfare of the child. a means-tested bursary (Information available on request) Date…………………………….........................................
a scholarship
Signature of Father…………………………….....................................
Date…………………………….........................................
Please indicate if you will be applying for:
Signature of Mother……………………………....................................
Date…………………………….........................................
Photocopy of personal details and photograph page from their Passport (international pupils only)
Signature of Legal Guardian……………………………........................ (Not Educational Agent)
Educational Psychologist’s Report (if applicable)
Enclosures with completed Registration Form
Registration Fee of £75
(Cheques made payable to Bromsgrove School)
Please return to: The Admissions Department, Bromsgrove School, Worcester Road, Bromsgrove B61 7DU E Mail: admissions@bromsgrove-school.co.uk Tel: 00 44 1527 579679 Fax: 00 44 1527 872618 Bromsgrove School: a company limited by guarantee. Registered in England No 4808121. Registered Office: Worcester Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 7DU Registered Charity No: 1098740
Art Sport
Art Sport
How long have lessons been taken?
Yes
Yes
Last grade exam details and date taken
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP (13+, 16+)
Please complete: Music is important to me because...
Instrument or Voice
Please complete the following sections
Will you also be applying for a means tested bursary?
Boarding
Music
Music
(Internal candidates)
Academic
Academic
(Internal candidates)
Academic
Music
16+
13+
11+
Which scholarships are you applying for?, please tick as many boxes as applicable.
Candidates can be provided with board and lodging, will this be required?
Approx grade if no exams taken
No
No
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Present School including Head’s name, School name, address and telephone number
Date of Birth
16/5/11
Contact Telephone numbers
Address
Other full names
Surname
Bursary application forms can be obtained from the Admissions department. Please contact them by email on admissions@bromsgrove-school.co.uk or by telephone on 01527 579679 ext 273/318.
Scholarship Application Form
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SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP (13+, 16+)
ARTS SCHOLARSHIP (13+, 16+)
Details of sporting achievements including any county, regional or national representation:
Details of artistic achievements and interests:
16+ ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP Proposed Lower Sixth Subjects
Higher Level
GCSE subjects already taken or to be taken
1)
1)
AS 1) 2)
2)
Grade/ predicted grade
2) 3)
IB
Standard Level
3)
5)
4)
3)
6)
5)
4)
7)
6)
4)
8) 9) 10)
Date…………………………….....................
Name of Parent or Guardian (Block Capitals)……………………………...........................................................................................................
Signature of Parent or Guardian……………………………................................................
Parent’s email address for acknowledgement receipt:…………………............................................................................................................. This form should be returned to: Mrs Kim Elvy, Admissions Department, Bromsgrove School, Worcester Road, Bromsgrove B61 7DU By the first working Monday in January Bromsgrove School: a company limited by guarantee. Registered in England No 4808121. Registered Office: Worcester Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 7DU Registered Charity No: 1098740