Entrance Assessments
Candidates who wish to be considered for entry to The Leys must complete an assessment.
More InformationThe current Entrance Fee for The Leys is £100 which is payable at Application and is non-refundable.
Families will also be required to pay an additional £600 Entry Deposit which will be refunded when the pupil leaves the Schoool.
Parents whose permanent residence is outside the EC will be required to deposit a full term’s fee less the Entry Fee in addition to the fees for the first term, unless they have paid fees in advance. This payment, which is held against the pupil’s final account, is a precaution against international exchange difficulties and is a requirement of most independent schools.
The Leys is committed to broadening access to the School by offering means-tested financial support to help parents with the payment of School fees. Such support is known as a Bursary and is awarded in the form of a discount on the fees. The value of the Bursary can be from 5% to 100% depending on financial, compassionate and other pertinent circumstances.
Assistance is offered to new applicants to the school and also to existing families where there is a change in financial circumstances. The School has a limited amount of funds available for Bursaries and seeks to allocate the funds to assist as many families as possible.
Please note that parents of new pupils who wish to apply for a Bursary must do so before their son or daughter is assessed for entry to the school.
For further information about the process, please contact the Finance Bursar, Mrs Mary Cooksey on +44 (0)1223 508909 or [email protected]
Candidates who wish to be considered for entry to The Leys must complete an assessment.
More InformationThe decision to choose a school for your child to is one of the most important you will ever make. Providing them with a rewarding educational experience is a springboard for whatever comes next.
More InformationTo apply for a place at The Leys, please complete the Online Application Form.
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