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BURSARIAL HELP AT BROMSGROVE


Bromsgrove School, believe their pupils are happiest when they are succeeding. They offer an all-round education, combining academic excellence with a richness of opportunity.


Pupils engage enthusiastically with knowledge, embrace new ideas and are intellectually stimulated. The School offers a significant number of bursaries for Year 7, 9 and 12 entry. If your child is gifted in a certain area, such as music, drama, sport, is particularly academic or generally a good all-rounder, it is worth applying. The means-tested bursaries are available to enable talented boys and girls, who might not have previously been able to consider an Independent education, the chance to do so. Contact the Admissions team for more information.


Sara Bussey, Marketing Manager Bromsgrove School, Tel: 01527 579679 Ext 265


The Good Schools Guide says: “…Bromsgrove manages to combine the feel of a local family day school with an international boarding school, attracting pupils both for its sporting reputation and also its academic offer and results. The arts 


Individual visits welcome 01527 579679


admissions@bromsgrove-school.co.uk


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ISI Inspection 2016 excellent in every category


Outstanding results at IB and A level


Academic excellence coupled with a wealth of sporting and extra-curricular opportunities


720 pupils aged 3 - 13 950 pupils aged 13 - 18


Outstanding Education


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