Oxford High School - Scholarships at Year 9 (13+)
Oxford High School
Apply NowWant to earn a Year 9 scholarship to Oxford High School? Apply to showcase your academic, artistic, musical, dramatic or sporting strengths, gain expert teaching and ongoing support, and build a strong foundation for top schools and future opportunities.
Oxford High School awards a number of Year 9 (13+) scholarships and exhibitions in Academic subjects, Art (and Textiles), Drama, Music and Sport. Scholarships are awarded annually on merit and, for Academic Scholarships, all candidates who have received a Year 9 place offer will be considered.
Scholarships are held throughout a pupil’s time at the school, subject to satisfactory progress and conduct. Application requirements vary by scholarship type. Art applicants must submit a letter of application, CV and a portfolio; Drama applicants provide a letter, CV and a short video performance (with any speech and drama certificates where applicable); Music applicants submit a letter, CV, video performance, evidence of exam achievement and contact details for two referees; Sport applicants must be County level or above and supply a sporting CV and evidence of representative honours.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited to auditions, interviews or assessments as appropriate. See the Year 9 Scholarships booklet and the school's Key Admissions Dates for exact scholarship dates and further instructions.
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- Applicants must be applying for Year 9 (age 13+) entry.
- Academic Scholarships: all candidates who have received a Year 9 place offer will be considered for Academic Scholarships.
- Each candidate may apply for a maximum of two scholarship categories.
- Art candidates: submit a letter of application, CV and a portfolio of best artwork; shortlisted candidates invited to interview.
- Drama candidates: submit a letter of application, CV and a short video performance; copies of any speech and drama certificates should be provided where available; shortlisted candidates invited to an audition and interview.
- Music candidates: submit a letter of application, CV and a video performance; provide evidence of examination grades or performance standard and two referees; shortlisted candidates invited to audition and interview.
- Sport candidates must be County level or above; submit a letter of application and a sporting CV including representative honours and evidence of achievement; shortlisted candidates may be required to attend an on-site sports assessment.
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