Discover Your Child’s Potential with St Martin’s Scholarships
At St Martin’s, we believe in recognising and nurturing talent. Our Scholarship Programme offers exceptional boys the opportunity to develop their academic, creative, and sporting abilities in a stimulating, supportive environment. Scholarships are awarded to boys entering Year 7 and are designed to encourage excellence and leadership across all aspects of school life.
What do we offer?
Our scholarships provide a gateway to unlocking each boy’s full potential. We offer scholarships in:
- Academia
- Sport
- Creative Arts (Art, Music, Drama)
- All Rounder
Scholarship recipients benefit from bespoke mentoring and development programmes tailored to their strengths, ensuring they thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
Our scholars go on to achieve success at leading senior schools such as Harrow, Westminster School, and Eton College.
The Good Schools Guide describes St Martin’s as: “A school where boys leave with confidence, resilience, and a clear sense of who they are, ready to thrive at senior school.”
The Good Schools Guide, 2024
Why choose St Martin’s Northwood?
Well-being is at the heart of everything we do at St Martin’s. We understand that the highest achievers are happy and are produced by supportive and nurturing environments.
Happy children learn better - so you can be sure that your son’s well-being is paramount at St Martin’s with our pastoral care.
As a prep school, we make sure your son is prepared for whatever life throws at him - whether that’s prestigious future education, challenges or opportunities.
Questions?
Bursaries
The Governors of the School are committed to broadening access to the School by offering to eligible parents or guardians means-tested financial support towards the payment of tuition fees. Such support is known as a Bursary and Bursaries may be awarded in the form of a discount of up to 95% on tuition fees payable, depending on the financial, compassionate, or other pertinent circumstances of applicants. Amounts will vary but are likely to be either 25%, 50% or 80% and they are available from Reception up to Year 8. Additional activities, such as After School Care, clubs, and individual music lessons, are not included in Bursary Awards but educational trips may be at the school’s discretion.
Awards are made based on the School’s bursary budget and the family’s financial circumstances, compassionate or other pertinent considerations. The budget is reviewed by the Finance & Operations Committee and agreed each year by the Board of Governors.
Within overall budget funding, the School will, in normal circumstances, set aside each year an amount to fund cases of sudden and unforeseen need in relation to existing parents and offer bursaries for current pupils in addition to applications for new pupils to the School. The process described below will apply equally in this circumstance.
Parents or guardians seeking a Bursary are required to undergo a financial review by means of an on-line application which seeks to establish the financial circumstances of the household. Details of income and capital will be sought and must be accompanied by full documentary evidence which can be uploaded. A link to the bursary application tool is available via this link:
