A Level Scholarships are awarded to students progressing to, or entering, the Sixth Form (Years 12 & 13). Recipients will need to demonstrate an outstanding record of external examination performance (usually in GCSE/IGCSE). Bromsgrove School Thailand has a number of A Level Scholarships available for external students joining our Sixth Form for the start of Year 12. Our Sixth Form Academic Scholars receive additional mentoring from both their personal tutors and our academic team. The Sixth Form Scholars mentoring programme has been structured to ensure that these students are developing leadership skills and qualities while also preparing their university applications.

A Level Scholars are awarded a discount up to 75% off tuition fees only.
Our scholarships cover a percentage of the tuition fee only and it does not cover the cost of meals, boarding fee, uniform, transport, books, materials, instrumental teaching, activities or trips.

For more information, please visit https://www.bromsgrove.ac.th/sixth-form-academic-life/

Bromsgrove Music and Performing Arts Scholars are passionate about music and drama, demonstrating a strong desire to perform, and to contribute to the growth of performing arts at the school. Our scholars not only strive to improve themselves, but also support and encourage other students to develop their skills and passion for the performing arts. To apply for a scholarship, candidates are first asked to complete an application form and provide a record of achievement, showcasing their successes to date, including examples of performances in the form of YouTube or Google Drive links by 15 January 2025. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to the school on Saturday 25 January 2025 for an interview and to demonstrate their competencies in an audition under timed conditions as follow;

Music Auditions

• You will be asked to play two contrasting pieces on your main instrument. The total playing time should be between 5 and 10 minutes. It will not be necessary to play from memory.
• We will be looking for musical performances of an appropriate level, but at least ABRSM Grade 4 (or equivalent). Please bring two copies of your music with you. Accompaniment will not be available.
• You will be asked to sight-read, play scales in a range suitable for your instrument in major and minor keys up to 4 flats and 4 sharps and take aural tests.
• You will be interviewed by the Head of Performing and Creative Arts regarding your experience and interests.

Performing Arts Auditions

• You will be asked to perform two pieces of your choice. These can take the form of a monologue, song or dance. The total time should be between 5 and 10 minutes.
• You will need to be prepared to talk about the context and content of your chosen pieces, and the character you are playing. You will be asked to refer to the decisions you made as a performer.
• You will be interviewed by the Head of Performing and Creative Arts regarding your experience and interests.

Scholarship Conditions

Music and Performing Arts Scholars are expected to commit to a range of enrichment opportunities and performances under the direction of the Head of Performing and Creative Arts, including:

• Bromsgrove Youth Music Theatre (YMT)
• Orchestras, music ensembles, and choirs
• Solo, duet and chamber performances
• Drama and theatre performances
• Leadership roles in musicals and concerts
• External performances (TISAC, FOBISIA, competitions)
• Music or Drama study at GCSE (Key Stage 4)
• Maintaining the rest of your academic work alongside your performing arts commitments.

Music & Performing Arts Scholars are awarded a discount off tuition fees only, ranging from 25% to 75%
Our scholarships cover a percentage of the tuition fee only and it does not cover the cost of meals, boarding fee, uniform, transport, books, materials, instrumental teaching, activities or trips.

For more information, please visit https://www.bromsgrove.ac.th/performing-arts-scholarships/

At Bromsgrove, golf has always been a sport in which we excel as a school and over the past 10 years we have attracted some of the very best national youth players to our golf scholarship programme. From August 2020, our golf programme will benefit from our own British PGA coach working with our golf scholars as part of the school’s sports enrichment programme. This addition to our internal coaching team will further enhance the level of coaching support for our golf scholars.

Our Golf Scholarships are awarded to students who can demonstrate a good record of performance in national, regional and/or international golf competitions. To apply for the scholarship, candidates are required to submit the application form and their profile/portfolio (latest scorecards/ handicap cards and certificates of achievements) by 7 February 2025. Our golf coach will review the applications and selected candidates will be invited to sit the admission testing at the school.

Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an 18-hole on course evaluation on 28 February 2025. The scholarship awards will be announced to the successful candidates on 14 March 2025.

Golf Scholars are awarded a discount up to 75% off tuition fees only.
Our scholarships cover a percentage of the tuition fee only and it does not cover the cost of meals, boarding fee, uniform, transport, books, materials, instrumental teaching, activities or trips.