Scholarships

Scholarships at Harrow Bangkok aim to recognise a student's exceptional achievements.

Scholarships are an important aspect of the provision we offer at Harrow Bangkok. Our scholarships generally have a monetary reward, usually a reduction of school fees, but the primary aim of a scholarship is to recognise a student’s exceptional achievements. The awards we offer reflect our commitment to the diversity and range of talents that are fostered within the student body.

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AISL Harrow Scholarship Programme 2022

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Sixth Form Scholarship

Sixth Form Scholarships are awarded to students progressing to, or entering, the Sixth Form. Recipients will demonstrate an outstanding record of external examination performance (usually in GCSE/IGCSE). The award of a Sixth Form Scholarship is itself an honour, and existing Harrow Bangkok students with a high number of A*/A grades will usually benefit from a small monetary reward in line with the criteria set for that academic year. New students entering the Sixth Form who have met the criteria gain the title of scholar but do not receive the monetary award.

Award Criteria | A* = 2 points, A = 1 point

Award	Criteria
Gold	16 points
Silver	12 points
Bronze	8 points

Academic Scholarship

Academic Scholarships are awarded to students entering Harrow Bangkok who demonstrate high academic ability. This potential will be measured by an entrance test, specific subject tests (30 minutes), prior academic records and through interview/s with senior staff. Academic Scholars usually benefit from a monetary reward and are available for year 9 and above.

creative and performing arts Scholarship

This applies to Drama, Art and Music. Candidates sit the standard entrance tests for their age group and additionally are asked to:

• Provide a portfolio or record of achievement showcasing their successes to date.
• Meet with a senior member of the CPA team for an interview and/or to demonstrate their competencies in an audition or by producing a piece or artwork/music under timed conditions. 

Requirements change, and are subtly different between departments. Please enquire at point of application. Creative and Performing Arts Scholars usually benefit from a monetary reward and are for students year 6 or above.

For Music, we would like to offer scholarships to able musicians who play an orchestral instrument (strings, woodwind, brass and percussion). Pianists are welcome to apply but they must have a strong second study orchestral instrument or be willing to learn to play one of our “endangered instruments”.

We are looking for Passionate and enthusiastic musicians who have a strong desire to improve their ensemble playing as well as being a soloist. All applicants are expected to have passed grade 6 or 7 ABRSM or equivalent on their first study instrument and grade 5 on their second. This is dependent upon their age. If you do not have this application or unsure about this requirement, please send us an email and we would be happy to help.

Sports Scholarship

Candidates sit the standard entrance tests for their age group and additionally are asked to:

• Provide a portfolio or record of achievement showcasing their successes to date.
• Meet with the Director of Sport for an interview and/or for an opportunity to demonstrate their sporting prowess in their chosen sport. 

Sports scholarships are not normally awarded to candidates who do not already hold national honours in their chosen sport. Sports Scholars usually benefit from a monetary reward and are for students year 6 or above.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORMPlease contact the Admissions Department for further details  by telephone (+66) 02 503 7222 Ext. 1118, or email admissions@harrowschool.ac.th