St Joseph’s SIXTH FORM 16-19 Bursary Fund About Us Joining Us After the 6th Form Contact Us Return to Main School Year 12 Work Experience You Are Here: Sixth Form » About Us » 16-19 Bursary Fund 16-19 Bursary Fund In this section Welcome Mission Statement Key Dates 2020/21 Sixth Form Uniform Policy Revision and Student Resources 16-19 Bursary Fund A-Level Study Programme #DREAMBig - The Wider Curriculum The Super Curriculum & Widening Participation Form Time Curriculum Mission To Thailand 16-19 Tuition Fund and Online Support Impact of Covid-19 on St Joseph's Sixth Form Wellbeing Attendance and Punctuality About Us 16-19 Bursary Fund St. Joseph’s Sixth Form student guidance for an application for an award from the Bursary Fund Application for an Award from the Bursary Fund 2021/22 Please read the information on this page carefully. If you do not understand any of the points, please contact Mr Matthews (Year 12) or Mrs Bray (Year 13). Students must apply at the beginning of each academic year. Students with a successful application in Year 12 will need to reapply in Year 13 as circumstances must adhere to the rules below. The 16-19 Bursary fund is designed to help support those young people who face the greatest barriers to continuing in education or training, post 16. Bursary funds are to be used to help pay for the costs related to participation in full-time education, such as the costs of transport, equipment, books, travel, exam costs, trips and visits. Some payments may be applied for, on an ad hoc nature, to cover expensive school trips etc but each will be looked at on an individual basis. Students will have access to a fund that will pay for items on request. Access may be withheld if you do not comply with the School’s expectations on: Behaviour Poor attitude to learning Insufficient work Attendance to school Punctuality There are two types of Bursary: Nominated Bursary The following nominated groups are eligible to receive a bursary of £1,200 a year: students in care students who are care leavers students in receipt of Income Support in their own right disabled students in receipt of both Employment Support Allowance and Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payments Discretionary Bursary The following discretionary group are eligible to receive access to a fund, the total of which depends on the uptake of students of the entire fund in a given year. The discretionary bursaries are for young people facing financial barriers to participation in education. The eligibility criteria for this is over page but the Head of Sixth Form reserves to right to approve or deny application based on need. Students who are receipt of the following financial support, are eligible for the discretionary bursary: Students from a home with a total household income of £16,190. Students who appear on the Ever 6/FSM list. Students who did not pass English and Maths and would like to complete a Long Term Industry Placement as part of the St Joseph’s Level 3 access offer. Qualifying Documentary Evidence Your parent/guardian’s pay slip Internal school document How to find us Contact Us St Joseph’s Catholic High School, Shaggy Calf Lane, Slough, Berkshire , SL2 5HW 01753 524713 office@st-josephs.slough.sch.uk St Joseph’s SIXTH FORM PART OF St Thomas Catholic Academies Trust "The Glory of God is a Human Being Fully Alive!" SELECTEER EEN TAAL▼ School Website design by FSE Design Cookie Policy | Privacy Policy You can read more or change your preferences in our cookie policy AcceptReject