Key dates for September 2022 Sixth Form (Rhetoric) Admission |
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Scholarship application closing date | Monday 6th November 2023 by 10am |
Scholarship Examination Date: | Monday 20th November 2023 |
Rhetoric Scholarship Assessment dates: | Music -Tuesday 14th November 2023 |
Art – Monday 13th November 2023 | |
Sport – Wednesday 15th November 2023 |
Sixth Form Scholarships
The prospect of Sixth Form education at St Edmund’s College is a most exciting, challenging and important one.
It offers you a superbly supportive environment which will not just provide a passport to the best universities, art schools and other institutions of higher education in Britain and abroad but also offer you two years of discovery, stimulation and challenge.
All students interested in joining our Sixth Form can apply for a scholarship, and further information about each scholarship offered is available below.
The deadline for Sixth Form scholarships for students wishing to join our Sixth Form in September 2024 is Monday 6th November 2023 by 10am.
The information and application forms (below) and the online St Edmund’s Registration (for external students) must be completed by this date. Please scan and email all scholarship application forms to Mrs Juliet Edwards at jedwards@stedmundscollege.org.
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Cardinal Allen Academic Scholarship
The information and application forms (below) and the online St Edmund’s Registration (for external students) must be completed by this date. Please scan and email all scholarship application forms to Mrs Juliet Edwards at jedwards@stedmundscollege.org.
The examination date is Monday 20th November 2023 and will be held at St Edmund’s College in various rooms to ensure social distancing and all COVID government guidelines are adhered to.
There will be a two hour written paper to test the candidate’s general academic ability. The paper will require the candidate to give opinions, discuss intellectual interests and analyse a piece of factual text. The paper is not subject-specific. Candidates will then sit a further paper of one hour on an academic subject of their choosing (this does not need to be a subject you intend to study at A Level).