Oxford
Brookes University Community Scholarship 2016
As you may be
aware, as part of our regional commitment to the local community, Oxford
Brookes University offers a Scholarship for students from each
state-maintained school in Oxfordshire, as well as students from Abingdon &
Witney College, Bridgwater College, Brooklands College, City of Oxford College,
Reading College, Banbury and Bicester Ruskin College, Solihull College,
Swindon College and New College, Swindon.
This year, we have
extended our school list to include our Study Higher Schools and Colleges:
Bourne End Academy (The Wye Valley School), Burnham Park E-ACT Academy,
Chiltern Hills Academy, Cressex Community School, Highcrest Academy,
Sir William Ramsay School, St Michael’s Catholic School, The Aylesbury Vale
Academy, The Grange School, The Mandeville School Specialist Sports College,
Sir Herbert Leon Academy, St Paul's Catholic School, Stantonbury Campus, The
Milton Keynes Academy, The Radcliffe School, Easthampstead
Park CommunitySchool, The Brakenhale School, Blessed Hugh Faringdon
Catholic School, John Madejski Academy, Prospect School, Reading Girls' School,
Denefield School, Trinity School, The Bulmershe School, Churchfields Academy,
Kingsdown School, Lydiard Park Academy, Nova Hreod, St Joseph's Catholic
College, Swindon Academy, The Dorcan Academy.
To qualify for
the Scholarship the student must have the ability to meet the
University’s offer and demonstrate one or more of the following:
• Being a
successful role model for other students
• Overcoming of
personal or social difficulties
• Engagement in
the community including volunteering
Students
must complete an online application form and ask their supporting
teacher to send a reference via email to communityscholarship@brookes.ac.uk.
The form along with full terms and conditions can be found on the Community Scholarship webpage.
Applications must be received by Friday 29 April 2016.
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