11+       The Foundation Scholarship examination takes place on Saturday 8^th January with tests in English, Mathematics and Reasoning.
Interviews for selected candidates will be held on Saturday, 22^nd January.
The closing date for written applications: Wednesday 5^th January 2011.

13+       Entrance Scholarship examination takes place on Saturday 15^th January.
All candidates will take tests in English and Mathematics.  In addition candidates will be asked to offer papers in two of the following:  French, Geography, History, Latin, Science, Spanish and Religious Studies.
Selected candidates will be invited to interview before Saturday 29^th January.
The closing date for written applications: Wednesday 5^th January 2011.
Results will be published on or shortly after 4^th February 2011. 

16+       The Hawkes Sixth Form Scholarship examination will take place on Saturday, 8^th January with papers in English or Maths and another subject of the candidate’s choice which can be selected from: Biology, Chemistry, English Literature, Geography, History, Latin, Mathematics, Modern Foreign Language and Physics.
Selected candidates will be invited for interview before Monday 17^th January.
The closing date for written applications:  Wednesday 5^th January 2011.
Results will be published on or shortly after 4^th February 2011.

 13+       The Nevill Trust All-Rounder Scholarship.  The academic entrance examination takes place on Saturday 15^th January as detailed above (see Entrance Scholarship details).  The Art, Drama, Music and Sport assessments will take place as detailed below. 
Please indicate your wish to be considered for the Nevill Trust All-Rounder Scholarship on the application form and confirm which other Scholarships you wish to be considered for (i.e. 13+ Entrance Scholarship plus at least one of the following: Art, Drama, Music, Sport Scholarships).  Results will be published following ALL assessments and not before 4^th February 2011.

Art Scholarship and Awards

The assessment for Art scholarships will be based on a portfolio which should be delivered to the Senior School Registrar by Wednesday 5^th January.
The closing date for written applications: Wednesday 5^th January 2011.

Drama Scholarships and Awards

Assessments will be held at the School during the week beginning 10^th January.
The closing date for written applications: Wednesday 5^th January 2011. 

Music Scholarships and Awards

Assessments will be held at the School during the week beginning 10^th January.
The closing date for written applications: Wednesday 5^th January 2011.

Sports Scholarship and Awards

Preliminary assessment will be made following receipt of applications. The final assessment for selected candidates will take place during the week beginning 10^th January.
The closing date for written applications:  Wednesday 5^th January 2011. 

2 Year Post GCSE All-Rounder Bursary Award

The closing date for applications: Wednesday 2^nd March 2011.

Bursary Applications

The closing date for applications, details of which can be obtained from the School Bursar, is Monday 28^th February 2011.

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 WRITTEN FORMAL APPLICATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO 
SENIOR AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL REGISTRARS.

IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT DEADLINES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ALL APPLICATIONS
ARE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.

 Notes:

• Application forms may be obtained from the revelant Schools and should be returned with a copy of the candidate’s birth certificate and other supporting information by the date specified to:
  
  11+ Foundation Scholorship entry
  The Preparatory School Registrar, Mrs Jenny Roberts on 01933 222698 or e-mail her on jroberts@wellingboroughschool.org 
  
  For 13+ and 16+ entry
  The Senior School Registrar, Mrs. Pullen on 01933 222427 or e-mail her on registrar@wellingboroughschool.org

• Candidates for Scholarships or Awards in Art, Drama, Music and Sport at 13+ who are not currently pupils at Wellingborough School or who have not already taken entry tests will be required to do so on Saturday 8th January 2011.

• Not all scholarships may be awarded.  Equally in a field of strong competition a number of smaller awards may be made to recognise potential in those candidates who do not receive a scholarship.