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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › King's_Scholar_(WestminsterKing's Scholar (Westminster School) - Wikipedia

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   For 400 years the best of the scholars were elected to closed scholarships at Christ Church, Oxford, and Trinity College, Cambridge; since the 1970s, Westminster School boys and girls must win open Oxbridge scholarships by public examination.

2. www.westminster.org.uk › admissions › scholarshipsScholarships and Bursaries - Westminster School

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   King’s Scholarships are the School’s much-coveted academic scholarships. The Scholarships, which are not means-tested, were originally established by Henry VIII and were more formally affirmed by Elizabeth I in 1560 – the historic link with the Royal Family continues today.

3. www.newstatesman.com › culture › observationsPersonal story: Eton and the need to win - New Statesman

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   Oct 14, 2020 · I won the old-style Newcastle Scholarship, covering both classics and divinity, in 1975 and Johnson won the Newcastle Classical Scholarship in 1981, after the classics and divinity elements had been separated. Let me quickly explain why any of this might matter. The Newcastle has always been Eton’s premier academic prize.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › King's_ScholarKing's Scholar - Wikipedia

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   By statute of Queen Elizabeth II, the King's Schools were granted the right to award Queen's Scholarships in 1973, both in recognition of the reigning Queen, and because many of the King's Schools, previously all single-sex schools, were moving towards co-education at the time.

5. www.etoncollege.com › kings-scholarshipsKing’s Scholarship Awards - Eton College

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   Candidates must either be aged 13 on Monday 1 September of the year of entry or have turned 14 during August that year, where Eton has previously agreed that the boy may defer his entry by a year due to an August birthday.

6. www.hotcoursesabroad.com › study › scourseChevening Scholarships from King's College London, University ...

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   Apply to three different eligible UK university courses and have received an unconditional offer from one of these choices by the Chevening deadline. We encourage you to apply if you meet Chevening's eligibility criteria and other requirements.

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   What is a king's scholarship?

   • Originally all pupils at the King's Schools were endowment-funded King's Scholars; the King's Schools now generally award the King's Scholarship in recognition of academic or musical attainment, and the Scholarship is often accompanied by a discount on school fees.

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   Why did Queen Elizabeth II grant Queen's scholarships?

   • By statute of Queen Elizabeth II, the King's Schools were granted the right to award Queen's Scholarships in 1973, both in recognition of the reigning Queen, and because many of the King's Schools, previously all single-sex schools, were moving towards co-education at the time.

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   How are King's scholars selected?

   • As at Eton, they are selected by competitive examination ("The Challenge"), board at the oldest house in the school, known as College, and wear gowns during school Abbey services in Westminster Abbey. The term King's Scholar is also used for undergraduates at King's College Cambridge who obtain first-class degrees.

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   How many King's scholarships are there?

   • There are a total of 48 King’s Scholars, with usually 12 chosen every year: up to eight academic King’s Scholarships are awarded each year to pupils entering the School at 13+ and up to six King’s Scholarships are awarded each year to pupils entering the School at 16+.

   Scholarships and Bursaries - Westminster School

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   What does a king's and Queen's scholar do?

   • King's and Queen's Scholars are members of the foundation of Worcester Cathedral, and wear a white surplice over their uniform during major school services. The Senior Scholar, who is appointed from among the King's and Queen's Scholars in the Upper Sixth (year 13), has the job of co-ordinating the scholars.

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   When are King's scholars exams held at Eton?

   • The examinations for potential King’s Scholars are held at Eton in late April and/or early May for entry in September. Candidates must either be aged 13 on Monday 1 September of the year of entry or have turned 14 during August that year, where Eton has previously agreed that the boy may defer his entry by a year due to an August birthday.

   King’s Scholarship Awards - Eton College

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8. www.kcl.ac.uk › global-affairs › scholarshipsScholarships | School of Global Affairs - King's College London

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   Twelve awards of £2,000 are available for King's graduates for September 2024 entry onto one of our in-person master's courses within the School of Global Affairs.