Scholarship for Boarding School in England(1)

Posted by: British Council

I do hope that those of you who are parents and with children that are interested to study in UK please act immediately on this notice. As Dayakbaru – I am the messenger, the “want” and “action” is yours.

THE ROYAL WOLVERHAMPTON SCHOOL - Founded 1850 - Affordable Excellence - 7 FULL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE - UP TO 7 FULL ‘A’ LEVEL SCHOLARSHIPS

AVAILABLE FOR HIGH ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS

OFFERED BY BRITISH INDEPENDENT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR 2009 – 2011

The Royal Wolverhampton School, a forward-thinking Independent co-educational boarding school, is offering seven high academic achieving students from anywhere in the world full Scholarships for their two-year ‘A’ level course of study.   The Scholarships will commence from September 2009 or December 2010.

Potential candidates will sit a scholarship examination, invigilated by staff of the British Council, in one of their local offices throughout the world.     The seven most gifted scholars will be offered full tuition and boarding, including all meals, medical attention and nursing in the school’s medical centre, laundry, text books, stationery and compulsory teaching materials.    Parents will need to arrange flights to and from the UK for the major School holidays, the School remains open for the half term and Easter holiday breaks and these costs will be payable by the parents.  Parents will also be liable for their child’s public examination fees and personal items of expenditure.    A deposit and registration fee of £575 is required to secure the Scholarship once it is offered – the deposit is refundable when their child leaves the Royal Wolverhampton School.

The Royal Wolverhampton School is situated in the Heart of England, in 25 acres of land comprising a brand new swimming pool complex; floodlit all-weather astro-turf sports pitch; tennis courts; modern sixth form centre, recently re-furbished science and computer laboratories and modern classrooms.    Our boarding facilities have recently received an outstanding OFSTED report for its pastoral care and facilities for boarders.    The report described the School as providing “wide-ranging individualised care” with “an atmosphere of purposeful direction.”

The school is a wonderful combination of traditional values with a modern outlook, with a mixture of children from all around the world and from many different backgrounds.  Each child is seen as an individual whose abilities are nurtured, to ensure they maximise their potential, through small classes and specialist tuition.

School leavers regularly gain entry to top Universities throughout the world including; Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE, Warwick, York, Hong Kong, Toronto, Tokyo, Bristol, and Birmingham.

For further information about the Scholarship awards, please contact:

Mrs Megan Orton, Registrar, The Royal Wolverhampton School.

Email mo@royal.wolverhampton.sch.uk Tel: +44 (0)902 349109  Fax: +44 (0)1902 349119

Website: www.theroyalschool.co.uk

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April 11, 2009 · Filed Under General

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4 Responses to “Scholarship for Boarding School in England(1)”

  1. new age dayak on April 11th, 2009 8:36 pm

    A deposit and registration fee of £575 is way too expensive

  2. agatha on April 11th, 2009 11:47 pm

    enti melayu ulih nulong kaban bansa dirik ngumpul duit kena nganjung anak sida sekula jauh.iban ti pandai belajar tau meh ditulong belajr di menua tasik kin.

  3. DAYAK THINKER on April 13th, 2009 8:32 am

    wa…wa…wa…some babies are crying..but their fathers are always absent…the babies keep on crying…wa…wa…wa…

  4. Dr. John Brian Anthony on April 13th, 2009 8:51 am

    Thank you Dayak Thinkers – yes the baby is crying.

    Which is bigger our dream or that Pound 575? This is what i meant by “helpless” mentality. If we cannot even manage the first step of anything – we really have real problem of moving forward.

    Fortunately there are fewer crying babies and hopefully non in future.

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