Hartland International School’s scholarship is offered to successful students who demonstrate excellence in diverse fields of interest, exemplified through actions, passion, drive and/or leadership. The “Scholarship for Excellence” programme was launched in the Academic Year 2017-18 and is a grant at the school for selected candidates.
Scholarship places are available for Year 10 – Year 12 applicants for September 2025 entry. Each scholarship has a maximum value of 100% of the published school fees and will be reviewed annually.
Application submission deadline: 6 June 2025
Who can apply?
We welcome applications from new students who meet or exceed the entry requirements for the GCSE and A Level courses of choice and who can demonstrate excellence in one of the fields listed below:
Academic Excellence
Creative Excellence (Arts)
Physical Excellence (Sports)
Excellence in matters pertaining to Community, Civic Duty, Global Citizenship or Cultural Sensitivity
How are the scholarships awarded?
A Scholarship Panel that includes the Principal, Senior Leadership Team members as well as members of the School Governing Body will convene to consider all applications.
The scholarship is announced to the deserving candidates after careful consideration of all aspects of the application.
*Terms and conditions:
Scholarship applicants must gain a place at Hartland International through the normal assessment route. Please complete our admissions application form at the same time as when you submit your scholarship application. This application for can be found on our website here Admissions Application Form.
Applications for scholarships must be submitted on or before the last date for submissions
Applications received after the closing date may not be considered for Scholarship
All decisions for scholarships will be made by the Scholarship Committee
A written acceptance of a scholarship offer must be made within seven days.
Students whose fees are paid for by a source other than parents, such as company allowance, are only eligible to receive the monetary value of the proportion of fees that is directly borne by parents and not that which is paid from a company fund or allowance
