St Edmund's

Scholarship Application Academic at 16+

This form should be completed by Friday 10 January 2025, late applications may not be considered. Please also note that you must have registered for a place at the school before submitting your scholarship application, the registration form can be found here.

A reference from the candidate’s present school will be sought on receipt of this application.

Please send any additional supporting documents to scholarships@stedmunds.org.uk

Scholarship Application: Academic at 16+ | 2025

Candidate First Name*
Candidate Surname*
Date of Birth*
DD slash MM slash YYYY
Gender*
Your Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City County / State / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Parent Name
Parent Contact Telephone Number
Parent Contact Email Address
Name of present school
Name of Head Teacher
School Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City County / State / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
I wish to enter my child for (please tick as appropriate)*
- A 16+ Scholarship for entry to Lower Sixth (year 12)
- A place in the school if not successful in the Scholarship
Please enter details of the three subjects you wish to be examined in below. These do not have to be subjects that you wish to study at A-level but should be the three subjects where you believe you can perform most strongly:
The Candidate has also applied to the following school(s) for a Scholarship:
If you are normally awarded specific examination access arrangements, please indicate below what these are:
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At the Assessment Day on Saturday 8 March, I would prefer to be tested on (please select one):
- English/Humanities
- STEM (Science, Technology, Maths)
The 16+ scholarship tests for 2025 have been updated. Applicants must indicate on the application form whether they wish to be assessed in English/Humanities or STEM. Instead of standard entrance exams in these subjects, candidates will take an aptitude-based test designed to assess their suitability for studying STEM (Science, Technology, Maths) or English/Humanities at A-level. This change was recently explained during the Sixth Form webinar.