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Bursaries & Scholarships
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Bursaries & Scholarships
Trinity is a school for children from every walk of life. It was founded to serve its community and the John Whitgift Foundation bursaries alongside our own Trinity Bursary Fund offers one of the most extensive bursary programmes in the UK.
Our criteria
Admission is based on the combined criteria of academic strength and the ability to contribute to the co-curricular life of the school.
Scholarships are awarded irrespective of parental income and the scholarship will remain throughout your child’s school career, provided he or she maintains the expected standards.
Alongside Academic scholarships, students may apply for scholarships in: Music, Sport, Drama, Art and Design & Technology.
Please read our Admissions Handbook for details.
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The John Whitgift Foundation
The John Whitgift Foundation is a registered charity offering one of the largest bursary schemes in the UK, and Trinity is one of three independent schools within this Foundation.
Alongside Whitgift and Old Palace, our commitment is to provide an all-round education to academically able children, regardless of their social background or financial means.
In 1596, Archbishop John Whitgift was granted permission from Queen Elizabeth I to establish a Foundation in Croydon, providing education for the young and care for the elderly. Its vision is still to support people of all ages and backgrounds, bringing them together to inspire a sense of community. The work of the Foundation covers three core areas:
Accesstoeducation
As one of the largest bursary providers in the country, the Foundation grants thousands of young people access to an outstanding education at one of the three Foundation Schools.
Careforolderpeople
Through care homes and services, the Foundation gives older people a sense of community, comfort and joy in later life.
SupportofCroydon’scarers
The Foundation offer free advice, information and a support network for Croydon’s carers.