Fees, Scholarships and Assisted Places Awards
at Bradford Grammar School
Fees, Scholarships and Assisted Places Awards
Admissions
School Fees 2024 – 2025
Annual | Termly | 10 Monthly DD (August – May) |
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Junior School | |||
Reception – Year 2 | £10,995 | £3,665 | £1,099.50 |
Year 3 – 6 | £12,273 | £4,091 | £1,227.30 |
Senior School & Sixth Form | |||
Year 7 – 13 | £15,684 | £5,228 | £1,568.40 |
Sundries | |||
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Lunches (charged termly in arrears) |
Junior School: £3.95 per daily lunch consumed Senior School: £4.25 per daily lunch consumed |
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After School Care (Junior School – charged termly in arrears) |
£5.45 per hour (or part thereof) – applies from 4:00 pm – 6.00 pm. If children are not collected by 6 pm there will be a penalty charge of £5 per every 15 minutes after 6 pm |
For information on School Transport please see our Transport Information page. Transport is paid termly in advance by direct debit.
*All amounts are exclusive of VAT
• School Fees are payable by direct debit in 10 equal instalments between August 2024 and May 2025 or;
• A fixed amount per term may be paid in advance, as a lump sum, by using the School’s Fees in Advance Scheme.
• School Fees include books, stationery and pupil personal accident insurance.
• A third pupil discount of 5% will apply to the youngest sibling.
• The School will charge a £10 fee for any rejected direct debit.
• Extras are charged termly and are collected by direct debit.
• School trips will be billed separately, and payments will be collected by direct debit or paid via ParentMail.
• Fees are generally reviewed in advance of each new academic year and a term’s notice of any change will be given.
• Valid direct debit mandates should be kept in place at all times.
School Fees 2025 – 2026
Annual | Termly | 10 Monthly DD (August – May) |
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Junior School | |||
Reception – Year 2 | £12,600 | £4,200 | £1,260.00 |
Year 3 – 6 | £14,064 | £4,688 | £1,406.40 |
Senior School & Sixth Form | |||
Year 7 – 13 | £17,973 | £5,991 | £1,797.30 |
Sundries | |||
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Lunches (charged termly in arrears) |
Junior School: £4.20 per daily lunch consumed Senior School: £4.50 per daily lunch consumed |
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After School Care (Junior School – charged termly in arrears) |
£5.75 per hour (or part thereof) – applies from 4:00 pm – 6.00 pm. If children are not collected by 6 pm there will be a penalty charge of £7 per every 15 minutes after 6 pm |
For information on School Transport please see our Transport Information page. Transport is paid termly in advance by direct debit.
*All amounts are inclusive of VAT where applicable.
Please note that fee rise for 2026/27 will include an element of VAT which is being absorbed by the School in 2025/26 of around 4%.School
- School Fees are payable by direct debit in 10 equal instalments between August 2025 and May 2026 or;
- A fixed amount per term may be paid in advance, as a lump sum, by using the School’s Fees in Advance Scheme.
- Fees in Advance must be received by 5 August 2025
- School Fees include books, stationery and pupil personal accident insurance
- A third pupil discount of 5% will apply to the youngest sibling
- The School will charge a £10 penalty for any rejected direct debit
- Extras are charged termly and are collected by direct debit
- School trips will be billed separately, and payments will be collected by direct debit or paid via ParentMail
- Fees are generally reviewed in advance of each new academic year and a term’s notice of any change will be given
- Valid direct debit mandates should be kept in place at all times
Scholarships
Year 7 Headmaster and Charter Scholarships
Five academic Headmaster’s Scholarships are awarded at Dr Hinchliffe’s discretion annually. Four of these are given to the boys and girls who demonstrate academic excellence in the Year 7 entrance exam in January and the remaining scholarship is offered to the boy or girl who excels academically in the Clock House Year 6 January assessment. These prestigious scholarships provide a 20% reduction in fees for the duration of the recipient’s time at BGS subject to his/her grades being maintained.
Additionally, children who score well in the January Year 7 entrance exam may be chosen to be one of our Charter Scholars. This honour is given to those candidates who perform very well in our Year 7 entrance exam and whilst notable, they do not carry a significant financial benefit. A Charter Scholar receives the sum of £100 per annum for the duration of his/her time at BGS.
Year 7 Music Scholarships
Music Scholarships are awarded in Year 7 to those pupils who are successful in the entrance exam and additionally reflect a level of musical achievement, enthusiasm and potential.
Music Scholars will receive free instrumental tuition for the duration of their time at Bradford Grammar School, termly personal guidance from the Director of Music and will be fully immersed in the school’s music programme. Music Scholars will also receive bespoke coaching from external experts on performance, practice, resilience, rehearsal techniques, amongst other things. Please note these scholarships do not offer a remission in fees.
Please read our Music Scholarship documentation for further details.
Year 7 Sports Scholarships
Sports Scholarships are awarded in Year 7 to those pupils who are successful in the entrance exam and additionally reflect a level of sporting talent, enthusiasm and potential.
Sports Scholars will have access to a weekly athletic development session in curriculum time and mentoring from the Head of Athletic Development. Alongside this they will have access to performance workshops delivered throughout the year. These sessions will cover topics including, but not limited to, sport psychology and nutrition. Please note these scholarships do not offer a remission in fees.
Please read our Sports Scholarships documentation for further details.
Assisted Places Awards
Our Assisted Places Award program offers bursaries that open doors for talented young people from diverse backgrounds across Yorkshire, giving them access to an outstanding education. These awards are limited and are granted based on parental circumstances, demand at the time of entrance and the academic ability of the candidate.
If your child demonstrates academic excellence and your joint household income is £78,000 or less, we encourage you to explore this opportunity by applying for one of our awards below. Competition for our awards is fierce and the school will inevitably have to disappoint many.
Please note there is no financial assistance for children starting in the Junior School or for Junior School pupils moving from Year 6 to 7, and for those applying for entry into Years 8, 9 or 10.
Key assessment dates can be found towards the bottom of our How To Apply page. For further information, please contact Karen Hewitt, Admissions Manager via e-mail, or call 01274 553702 / 07976 985592.
Learn more about how Assisted Places have shaped the BGS community on The Impact of Assisted Places page.
Year 7 Assisted Places Awards
The application process for Year 7 Assisted Places opens in September 2024 for 2025/26 entry, with a final submission deadline of 18 November 2024. Applications received after the closing date will not be considered.
The Year 7 Assisted Place Award aims to support 6-8 high-achieving students whose families may not have the financial means to cover tuition fees. This program is open to external applicants who excel in both the Year 7 Senior School Assisted Places Award assessment and Entrance Examination, finishing within the top 10% of all candidates.
Year 12 Assisted Places Awards
The application process for Year 12 Assisted Places opens in September 2024 for 2025/26 entry, with a final registration deadline of Friday 21 February 2025. Registrations received after the closing date will not be considered. Once registered, applicants will receive an application form and additional details. All supporting documentation must be submitted by Friday 6 June 2025 at the latest.
Candidates looking for an Assisted Places Award will need to gain a minimum of six GCSE passes at grade 8 or 9 to put forward an application to the Assisted Places Awards Panel. Decisions regarding who will receive an Award will be made following receipt of all applicants’ results in August.
For further information please read: Applications for Sixth Form Entry September 2025 and BGS Fee Assistance Guidance.
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