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Wellington College International Tianjin

China, Tianjin

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Mandarin
Fees RMB 173,600 - 342,500
Ages 2 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 500
Type Co-educational
Opened 2011
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Australian Curriculum
Taught languages Mandarin, English
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Wellington College International Tianjin is an all-through British international school established in 2011 on a 35,000 m2 campus in the Hongqiao District of Tianjin. The campus opened in August 2011, following construction that began in September 2009. The College serves pupils aged 2–18 and offers the British curriculum from Early Years through to IGCSE (Years 10–11) and the A Level programme in the International Curriculum Centre. Mandarin is taught as a core subject across the curriculum, with a dedicated Mandarin department, and the Early Years programme combines the British EYFS with Chinese curriculum elements in a bilingual setting. English is used as daily language of communication and instruction, with English as a language of instruction for most subjects and Mandarin taught throughout the school. The school is co-educational and offers boarding for senior pupils. The principal is Yang Yang. The campus features a 500-seat theatre, a state-of-the-art sports hall, libraries, science labs and dedicated arts spaces, and a broad enrichment program including World Scholar's Cup, MUN, the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, exchanges and a wide range of cultural, sporting and residential activities.

1 Yide Ave, Hongqiao District, Tianjin, China, 300120

The Essentials

Wellington College International Tianjin has 500 pupils, instruction in English, Mandarin.

Location
The Wellington College International Tianjin campus is at No.1 Yide Dao, Hong Qiao District, Tianjin 300120, China. It is located in the Hongqiao District in Tianjin's northern area, within easy reach of central Tianjin. The campus is a short 5-minute walk from Xibei Jiao subway station on Line 1, and Tianjin West Railway Station is one stop away. Access by car follows Beima Road to Beimen Wai Dajie and then Nanyunhe Nan Lu, with the college about 500m ahead on the left.

Stages
The school is organised into three main sections: Early Years (Nest) for ages 2–6, Junior School for ages 6–11, and Senior School for ages 11–18. Open admissions indicate Year 2 to Year 13, roughly corresponding to ages 7–18.

Type
The school is co-educational and offers both day schooling and boarding. Boarding is available for pupils aged 11–18 in the Benson House, alongside the day programme.

Additional learning support
The wellbeing programme supports mental, emotional, and physical health, with expanded counselling and coaching available to all pupils. There are dedicated SEN-related resources, including special educational needs officers, in‑house counsellors, guidance and welfare staff, coaches, diversity leaders, and links to external educational psychologists for additional learning support and safeguarding.

Country affiliation
The school is affiliated with Wellington College in Berkshire, England, as the first overseas partnership within the Wellington College network.

Religious affiliation
There is no religious affiliation stated in official materials.

School day structure
Exact daily start and end times are not published publicly. The school operates a bus service with the aim that pupils arrive at school by around 08:15. Afternoon bus departures are 16:00 on Wednesdays and Fridays, and 17:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Bus service
A school bus service is provided in cooperation with Tianjin YiLong Transportation Co., Ltd. The service covers twelve routes designed to minimise journey times, with bus monitors on each vehicle. The company aims for pupils to reach school by 08:15 and provides afternoon departures at 16:00 or 17:00 depending on the day.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Boarding is available for pupils aged 11–18. The Benson is the dedicated boarding house located beside the main school, offering a safe, modern residential facility with separate accommodation for boys and girls. Most boarders live on site Sunday to Thursday and may go home at weekends; weekend boarding is available with a tailored programme including study time, leisure, sports and communal dining.

Uniform Requirement
Uniform is mandatory for all pupils. The Uniform Shop, located next to the Wellesley Arch, sells all required items (including swimwear and PE kits) and is open 8:00–17:00 on weekdays; it opens two weeks before the start of each academic year, and an online uniform shop is also available.

Food Options
Catering is provided by Sodexo. All pupils are required to have school lunches; Eaglets to Year 1 dine in the Nest, while Years 2–13 dine in Main Building dining halls. A Food Committee gathers feedback from parents and pupils to help improve catering.

House System
There are five houses. Pupils from pre-Nursery to Year 13 belong to a house, and in the Senior School houses include mixed-age groups with House Tutors and House Masters. Inter-house competitions cover sports, debating, public speaking, singing and other activities, with house points contributing to an annual winner.

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of the Wellington College Education (China) family of schools, governed by the WCEC group. The family operates multiple Wellington College international campuses in China, reflecting a shared governance model across the network.
Fees

Annual tuition at Wellington College International Tianjin ranges from RMB 173,600 to RMB 342,500 for 2026/27.

Application and Resource Fees

- Application fee: RMB 2,000. This is a one-time, non‑refundable fee payable on application.
- Resource fee: RMB 18,000. This is a one‑time, refundable, non‑interest bearing fee payable on acceptance; it is held for the pupil's time at the College and refunded in accordance with the College's Withdrawal and Refund procedures after return of College property and deduction of any outstanding fees or damage costs.

Tuition Fees (Day pupils) — 2025/26 academic year (amounts shown in RMB)

Year 2 – Year 6:
- Early Bird annual payment (paid before May 31, 2025): RMB 308,800.
- Annual payment (paid before June 27, 2025): RMB 313,600.
- Total annual (standard figure for 2025/26): RMB 318,400.
- Term 1 (Michaelmas, paid before June 27, 2025): RMB 127,400.
- Term 2 (Lent, paid before Dec 12, 2025): RMB 95,500.
- Term 3 (Summer, paid before Mar 27, 2026): RMB 95,500.

Year 7 – Year 9:
- Early Bird annual payment (paid before May 31, 2025): RMB 327,900.
- Annual payment (paid before June 27, 2025): RMB 332,900.
- Total annual (standard figure for 2025/26): RMB 338,000.
- Term 1 (Michaelmas, paid before June 27, 2025): RMB 135,200.
- Term 2 (Lent, paid before Dec 12, 2025): RMB 101,400.
- Term 3 (Summer, paid before Mar 27, 2026): RMB 101,400.

Year 10 – Year 13:
- Early Bird annual payment (paid before May 31, 2025): RMB 332,200.
- Annual payment (paid before June 27, 2025): RMB 337,400.
- Total annual (standard figure for 2025/26): RMB 342,500.
- Term 1 (Michaelmas, paid before June 27, 2025): RMB 136,900.
- Term 2 (Lent, paid before Dec 12, 2025): RMB 102,800.
- Term 3 (Summer, paid before Mar 27, 2026): RMB 102,800.

- Early Years Programme (Eaglets; Nursery, Reception, Year 1) fees are published separately for those programmes. The tuition fees above apply to Years 2–13. The tuition fees cover day‑to‑day tuition, text and library books, basic stationery and general educational materials, and some sports and extra‑curricular activities. The tuition fee does not include College lunches, uniform, school bus service or the individual music instrument programme; occasional specialist activities (field trips, retake exams, remarking) may incur additional charges.

Boarding Fees (2025/26)

Full Boarding:
- Weekly rate shown: RMB 6,000.
- Annual boarding fee: RMB 131,400.
- Total shown for full boarding: RMB 135,500.
- Term 1 (Michaelmas): RMB 54,100.
- Term 2 (Lent): RMB 40,700.
- Term 3 (Summer): RMB 40,700.

Weekly Boarding:
- Weekly rate shown: RMB 4,000.
- Annual boarding fee: RMB 102,000.
- Total shown for weekly boarding: RMB 105,200.
- Term 1 (Michaelmas): RMB 42,000.
- Term 2 (Lent): RMB 31,600.
- Term 3 (Summer): RMB 31,600.

Billing Schedule and Payment Terms

- Tuition fees can be paid annually or by term. Term and annual payment deadlines for the 2025/26 academic year are:
- Term 1 (Michaelmas) or Annual Fee due no later than June 27, 2025.
- Term 2 (Lent) fee due no later than December 12, 2025.
- Term 3 (Summer) fee due no later than March 27, 2026.
- Mid‑year admissions are charged on a daily pro‑rata basis. Families are responsible for all fees regardless of who is paying (parent/guardian or employer). Bank charges are borne by the payer. The College reserves the right to suspend pupils whose tuition or boarding fees are not paid by the due date or before the first day of each term.
- Early payment incentives: Annual payments received and acknowledged by the bank by the stipulated dates qualify for an early payment discount (approximately 1.5% effective reduction shown in the published fee table). Sibling discount: families with three or more children enrolled in full day programmes receive a 5% discount for the third child and 10% for the fourth child, applied to the lower year levels first.

Other Costs and Optional Charges

- College lunches are provided by an external catering company and are charged separately between parents/guardians and the caterer. The cost of lunch is not included in the tuition fees. Catering contact details and arrangements are handled separately.
- College uniform is not included in tuition fees and is charged separately via the uniform store; uniforms may be purchased as full sets or individually. The school bus service is optional and charged separately. Individual music tuition (instrument programme) is charged separately. Field trips, specialist activities, retake exam and remarking fees may incur additional charges.

Refunds and Withdrawal

- Fee refunds are processed only after receipt of a completed Withdrawal Application Form and completion of the pupil checkout process. The Resource Fee is refundable after return of College property and deduction of any outstanding tuition, bus, catering or other fees and any costs for damage. Original receipts and the official tax receipt (fapiao) issued at payment must be returned before refunds are processed; failure to return the original fapiao may result in additional tax charges per government requirements. Annual payers who received early‑payment or annual payment discounts and subsequently leave during the school year will have the incentive amount discontinued and will be charged at normal fee rates. There is no refund of tuition for temporary leave.

Fee Payment Options

- Payment methods accepted: bank transfer (RMB or US$), cheque in RMB, and cash in RMB. For bank transfers, include the student's name and year group in the payment remark. If payment is made in US$, conversion to RMB will be based on the exchange rate applied by the College at the time of payment. Card payments are available at the College Finance Office but attract an additional charge; bank charges are borne by the payer. The College publishes bank account details for RMB and USD payments.
Academics

Wellington College International Tianjin teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Australian Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.

Curriculum
Wellington College International Tianjin delivers an International British Curriculum across Early Years, Primary (Junior School) and Secondary (Senior School), with Mandarin taught as a core language to support bilingual global citizenship. The Early Years Bilingual Centre covers Pre-Nursery to Year 1 and follows the British EYFS framework, implemented by a team of Western and Chinese teachers with assistants and activities in English and Mandarin. The Junior School curriculum is modeled on the English National Curriculum and enriched by the International Primary Curriculum, including English, Mandarin, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Arts and Physical Education alongside a broad co-curricular program. In Senior School, students work towards the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) in Years 10–11, and then progress to the A Level programme in the International Curriculum Centre, with AS Levels in Year 12 and A Levels in Year 13. Mandarin continues as a core subject throughout, with continued focus on developing proficiency across all stages.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Wellbeing Programme at Wellington College International Tianjin, based on the English Wellington model, comprises six strands, Physical Health, Positive Relationships, Perspective, Strengths, The World, and Meaning and Purpose, and includes an expanded counselling and coaching service available to all pupils.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Public-facing materials do not specify a dedicated SEN provision, the types of SEN supported, or whether the school is a specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is the language of instruction; Mandarin is taught daily by Mandarin specialists across year groups, and ELA is referenced as part of campus life.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported by a Wellbeing Programme with a campus wellbeing team, access to psychological services, mindfulness-based practices, and a counselling/coaching service for pupils.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding and child protection are central, with annual safeguarding training for staff, signing of safeguarding policies and codes of conduct, and recruitment aligned with ITFCP guidelines.
Parent Experience

History
Founded in 2011, Wellington College International Tianjin was the first overseas partner school of Wellington College in the UK. It forms part of the Wellington College Education (China) network, established to extend the Wellington model of holistic, values-based education with a degree of autonomy in China. The school's opening marked the network's initial expansion, followed by Wellington College International Shanghai in 2014 and Hiba Academy Shanghai in 2018. The group continued to grow with the launch of Hiba Academy Nantong in 2022 and plans for Hiba Academy Bay Area in Fall 2026, illustrating the bicultural education model across multiple campuses.

Community
The Wellington College Tianjin community includes pupils, families, alumni, teachers and staff who participate in regular events and cultural activities. Friends of Wellington (FOW) is the parent group that represents Wellington College Tianjin's parents, meeting regularly and supporting family-focused activities. Parents are kept informed through ongoing communications, and there are opportunities to contribute to school life through volunteering and collaboration with staff for events. The school hosts annual charity fairs and other community occasions, featuring performances, food, games and vendor stalls to bring the community together and support local causes.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Friends of Wellington (FOW) is the formal parent group representing Wellington College Tianjin's parents. FOW meets regularly and operates under a Parent's Charter that outlines parental commitments and governs access to school policies. Parents participate in school life through regular meetings, communications, and volunteer roles, working with staff to coordinate activities and events. The PTA oversees major community events such as the Winter and Summer Charity Fairs, which include sponsorships, vendor stalls, performances and activities. These fairs raise funds for local charities, with examples including the Peizhi School in Hongqiao District and larger community participation that has drawn more than 1,500 attendees in recent years.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The campus sits on a 35,000 square metre site in the Hongqiao District of Tianjin, with construction completed in 2011 for the College's opening. The main teaching building houses the Junior School on the ground floor and the Senior School above, with an adjoining Early Years building; the campus features three courtyards and a 500-seat theatre. The first-floor College Library serves both senior and junior cohorts with Wi‑Fi, e-readers, access to e-books and flexible study spaces, and the drama area includes a black-box theatre. Dining options include a ground-floor cafeteria for around 500 and a V&A café for staff and visitors, with nut-free catering. The sports and outdoor facilities are extensive, including a state-of-the-art Sports Hall, an indoor swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, a main astroturf football/rugby pitch with an all-weather running track, plus nearby pools and squash courts, while the Early Years building provides a shaded outdoor play area.

Sports Facilities
On-site facilities include a modern state-of-the-art Sports Hall, an indoor swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, and a main astroturf football and rugby pitch with an all-weather running track along one touchline. In the immediate vicinity the College also has access to three swimming pools, including a 50-metre option, another sports hall, and tennis and squash courts.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include separate Junior and Senior libraries with a central College Library offering Wi‑Fi, e‑readers, and access to e‑books and flexible study spaces. Science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry and Biology are located on the top floor. Art and Design Technology rooms are large and well-lit, Music rooms are sound-proofed with nine practice rooms, and most classrooms include interactive whiteboards and full computer facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The campus includes a 500-seat theatre for assemblies and performances and a dedicated black-box drama space with make-up and costume rooms. Music education is supported by sound‑proofed rooms and nine practice spaces. Three internal courtyards, landscaped grounds and an outdoor Early Years play area provide varied outdoor spaces, and the V&A café (open 8am–4pm on weekdays) offers a social space for pupils, staff and visitors.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Co-Curricular Activities Programme extends education beyond the classroom. The Wellington Academy Programme offers cultural, sporting and artistic activities led by international and national champions, industry professionals, and Wellington staff. The Saturday Academy provides around 65 activities, including science experiments, DaVinci's Workshop, IPC English and debating courses, and a variety of sports, with an emphasis on creativity, logical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills. Pupils participate in academic competitions and events through exchanges and trips, such as the World Scholar's Cup and Model UN, and the Global Social Leaders' programme.

Arts & Creative
Art exposes pupils to painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and digital media, developing visual expression and technical skills. The Music program spans classical, rock, jazz and pop, with regular concerts and opportunities to perform in assemblies. Drama and Performing Arts are housed in the Seldon Theatre, with regular productions, House events, drama competitions and pupil-led performances. The Saturday Academy offers DaVinci's Workshop and other art courses alongside science and language classes to foster creativity.

Cultural & Language
An English Language Acquisition programme supports pupils from entry to mainstream classes, preparing for IELTS and TOEFL examinations. The Academy Programme also offers IPC English, French and debating courses, in an English-only environment. Exchanges and School Trips provide international exposure with residential trips to regions such as Europe, the USA and Asia; many trips involve academic and service-learning projects such as the World Scholar's Cup, MUN and the Global Social Leaders' programme.

Social & Hobbies
The enrichment programme includes clubs such as the Welly Weekend Club and a broad range of sports and recreational activities. Sport is integral to development, with opportunities to represent Wellington in teams or participate in a variety of recreational activities. There is a strong emphasis on group collaboration, competitions, and informal interest-based groups during school life.

Community & Service
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Bronze offers leadership training, community service and physical conditioning. Exchanges and trips frequently include service-learning components and outreach projects. The school also runs sailing trips and other community-facing activities as part of its field trips.

Leadership & Professional
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Bronze provides structured leadership training and teamwork experiences. The Academy Programme is led by international and national champions, industry professionals and Wellington staff, offering opportunities to develop leadership, mentorship and professional skills. In addition, residential trips and exchanges foster leadership, collaboration and global perspectives.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Wellbeing programme has six strands: Physical Health, Positive Relationships, Perspective, Strengths, The World and Meaning and Purpose. An expanded counselling and coaching service supports mental and emotional wellbeing across the school. Wellington also emphasises sport and physical activity as part of a healthy, active lifestyle.
Languages

Language Provision
Mandarin Chinese is the non-English language explicitly described and is taught as a core subject from pre-nursery through Year 9, with optional Mandarin for IGCSE/A level in Years 10–13. English is the language of instruction across the curriculum. The school provides separate lessons for native and non-native Mandarin speakers, with Mandarin specialists to support different language levels. Chinese culture is integrated into the program through culture weeks, trips, drama, and related activities.

Bilingual Teaching
The College operates an English-language curriculum with Mandarin taught in a bilingual context. Mandarin is taught daily by Mandarin specialist teachers and adapted for both native and non-native speakers. It is a compulsory subject for pupils from pre-nursery through Year 9 and is optional in Years 10–13 for IGCSE and A level.

Immersion Programs
Mandarin immersion is supported through the Nest program, which provides a fully bilingual environment for language learning. The Mandarin program includes weekly Chinese culture lessons and a range of cultural activities, such as culture weeks, trips, drama, and Mandarin after-school activities, to deepen language and cultural understanding.
Reputation

Awards
- British Business Awards 2024 – Business Partnership Award (British Chamber of Commerce) for strengthening Sino-British educational collaboration.

- HR Asia – Best Companies to Work for in Asia (awarded to Wellington College Education (China) for multiple consecutive years); also recognised for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Most Caring.

- Forbes China International School Annual Selection 2024 – All six Wellington College Education (China) schools recognised for overall international school quality.

- Forbes China International School Annual Selection 2025 – All six Wellington College Education (China) schools top the annual Forbes China ranking.

- Hurun Education Top International Schools in China 2025 – Wellington College Education (China) schools ranked among the top international schools in China.

- Sina & Weibo 2024 REIS – High-Quality Teaching Staff in International Schools award (REIS recognition by Sina & Weibo).

- Tencent 2024 Comprehensive Benchmark International School – Recognition from Tencent as a benchmark international school.

- 2023 Outstanding Contribution Award (Education Group) by Top Schools – Group-level recognition for educational contribution.

- Spear's Top 50 International Schools in Asia Pacific – Internationally regarded ranking listing Wellington College among Asia-Pacific's top schools.

- Carfax Education Top 150 private schools in the world – Global private school ranking inclusion.

- IB-schools.com Top 3 IB Schools in China and Top 40 Global IB Schools – International Baccalaureate community ranking inclusion.

- Silver Standard for the Carnegie Centre of Excellence Mental Health in Schools (Further Education Mental Health Award) – Mental health and wellbeing recognition within a European centre of excellence framework.

- 2021 British Schools Awards Staff Development Award – Group-level staff development recognition.

- 2021 Xinhua Net and INSIGHT Vision's 2021 China International Education Index Word-of-Mmouth Competitive School prize – National media index award for school reputation.

- 2021 Evergreen International School of VIS – Early year or international school recognition listed among awards.

Accreditations
- International Baccalaureate (IB) – The network is accredited to offer the International Baccalaureate programme, signaling alignment with an internationally recognised pre-university framework.

- International Primary Curriculum (IPC) – The IPC accreditation supports a globally oriented primary curriculum for holistic development.

- Cambridge Assessment English – Cambridge English language assessment accreditation; the school is authorised to use Cambridge English examinations.

- EDEXCEL Approved Centre – Centre approved to deliver Edexcel qualifications and assessments.

- Association of China and Mongolia International Schools (ACAMIS) – Membership in a regional international schools network.

- Council of British International Schools (COBIS) – Membership in COBIS, a key body for British international schools.

- Internationally Accredited School – Listed as internationally accredited (Council of International Schools) status.

- Federation of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA) – Membership in FOBISIA, a regional British international schools federation.

- The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award – Delivery of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award programme.

- London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) – Offers LAMDA drama courses and examinations.

- Boarding Schools' Association – Affiliation with the Boarding Schools' Association.

- Digital Schools Member – Participation in the Digital Schools community.

- ISCOT (International Schools Conference of Tianjin) – Listed in the Tianjin international schools conference network.

- Times Higher Education – Recognised in the accreditation section alongside higher education references.

- Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) – Accreditation recognised by WASC.

Admissions

Admissions
Step 1. Visit the College. Visiting the College is optional but highly recommended. You can arrange a campus visit to see the Tianjin site and ask initial questions about the curriculum, facilities, and daily life. A visit helps families assess fit before starting the application process.

Step 2. Complete and Submit an Online Application via Open Apply. Submit the online application, upload all available supporting documents, and pay the non-refundable RMB 2,000 application fee. If this is your first time using Open Apply, you must register an account; if you already have an account, sign in and proceed with the application. After submission, the Admissions team will confirm receipt of your materials. In addition to the application, there is a one-time RMB 18,000 Resource Fee payable on acceptance, which is refundable on withdrawal in accordance with policy. The tuition fees can be paid annually or by term and include detailed termly schedules; fees and payment terms are published alongside the application steps.

Step 3. Admissions' Assessment. After the application is received, you will get an email confirmation from the Admissions Office. The Admissions team will arrange the relevant testing and, if necessary, an interview. This step determines whether further consideration by the Admissions Committee is required.

Step 4. Admissions' Committee Review Application and Assessments. The Admissions Committee reviews the application materials and assessment results. Decisions are communicated by email, and the intention is to offer a place within about one week of the assessment taking place. A campus tour can be booked if you wish to visit again or see additional facilities.

Scholarships
1) Academic Scholarships (IGCSE and A Level): Locals and foreigners with outstanding academic achievement can apply for IGCSE and A Level scholarships. Awards span categories and include substantial tuition fee reductions.

2) Individual Scholarships: Art Scholarships, Sports Scholarships, and Music Scholarships recognise exceptional talent in arts, athletics, or music.

3) Master's Scholarship Award: This award recognises top-performing IGCSE or A Level pupils in the Scholars Programme at graduation. Award amounts shown include 50,000 RMB for eligible IGCSE Year 11 scholars and 50,000 RMB for eligible A Level Year 13 scholars.

4) Young Achievers Scholarship (Years 7–9): Up to 10% tuition fee reduction per category (Academic, Sports, Arts, or Music). Eligibility is for students in Years 7–9 with exceptional talent.

5) IGCSE Scholarship (Years 10–11): Up to 60% tuition fee reduction combining academic and co-curricular awards (Academic Award up to 30%; Co-curricular Award up to 10% per category). Eligibility: students entering Years 10–11 with exceptional talent.

6) A Level Scholarship (Years 12–13): Award amounts range from 10% to 100% tuition fee reduction. Eligibility: students demonstrating outstanding ability in academics, sports, arts, or music.

7) Elite Sports Scholarships: Elite Performance Scholarships are available to support high-performing athletes.

8) Eligibility and application process: Eligibility criteria include reaching Grade A or above in admissions' English test and scoring 120 or higher on CAT4. Applications for scholarships begin via a scholarship enquiry form and Admissions contact; the school provides forms and guidance through the Admissions Office.

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