St Catherine's School Sixth Form Scholarships
St Catherine's School
Apply NowWant to step up to a creative or academic edge? Apply for St Catherine’s Sixth Form scholarships-Academic, Art, Drama, Music or Sport-to build skills, showcase your talent and boost your uni/career prospects. Join auditions, submit portfolios and start shaping your future.
St Catherine's School offers Sixth Form scholarships across five categories: Academic, Art, Drama, Music and Sport. Academic scholarships are awarded on the basis of results in three written papers which normally relate to the applicant's A level choices.
Art scholarships require a strong, tailored portfolio (including sketchbooks and final outcomes) appropriate to the chosen medium. Drama applicants are expected to engage in extra-curricular drama and ideally be taking GCSE Drama; those studying drama outside school should provide a teacher reference and LAMDA students may supply evidence of their current grade.
Music applicants should be at least Grade 7 standard on one instrument, provide original exam certificates (including Grade 5 theory) and prepare two contrasting pieces for audition. Sports scholarships require performance at county or regional standard with written evidence of achievement.
The Sixth Form scholarship process takes place in November of Year 11; applicants will be informed of outcomes by the end of the Autumn term. Drama applicants will undertake an audition and interview with the Head of Drama and should bring a memorised monologue with a copy for the panel.
For further information or to enquire about the scholarship process, contact admissions@stcatherineschool. co. uk.
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- Applicants are applying for Sixth Form entry (process takes place in November of Year 11).
- Academic scholarships awarded on results of three academic written papers (normally related to applicant's A level choices).
- Art scholarship applicants must submit a portfolio (including sketchbooks and final outcomes) tailored to the field (e.g., fine art, photography).
- Drama scholarship applicants should ideally be taking GCSE Drama or demonstrate equivalent performing/directing/design experience; evidence of extra-curricular Drama is expected.
- Drama applicants taking lessons outside school should provide a teacher reference; LAMDA students may provide evidence of current grade/level.
- Drama applicants will be required to audition and interview; applicants should learn a monologue and provide a copy to the Head of Drama.
- Music scholarship applicants should be at least Grade 7 standard in at least one instrument and supply original certificates (including Grade 5 theory); music auditions require two pieces of contrasting styles.
- Sports scholarship applicants should be performing at county or regional standard in at least one sport and submit written evidence to support performance.
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