Applications are now closed for 2027. Applications for 2028 scholarships will open in June 2027, and more information can be found here once they are open.
Cordwalles offers three Scholarships for entry into Grade 4 (boys turning 10 in their Grade 4 year). These Scholarships have very specific criteria, but should you meet those criteria, they offer the most wonderful opportunity.
All scholarships are worth 100% of tuition, uniform, private music lessons and boarding costs. Our scholarship boys enjoy the opportunities offered by a variety of sports activities on expansive playing fields, well-equipped classrooms, as well as exciting music and cultural programmes before they leave Cordwalles at the end of Grade 7 to enter High School.
- The Frank Jackson Foundation Scholarship – annual
- The Cordwalles Safire Scholarship – annual
- The Frank Jackson Foundation Scholarship – annual
- The Cordwalles Safire Scholarship – annual
THE FRANK JACKSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AT CORDWALLES
The Frank Jackson Foundation is a trust fund registered in England and was established by the late Mr Frank Jackson M.B.E. The principal objectives of the Foundation are “to benefit, through education, the disadvantaged, and to support world-class environmental research together with the effective communication and application thereof.”
Since 2007, the Frank Jackson Foundation has offered their Scholarship Programme at Cordwalles Preparatory School awarding two scholarships each year to boys from previously disadvantaged backgrounds.
THE CORDWALLES
SAFIRE
SCHOLARSHIP
In 2014, Safire Insurance embarked on its scholarship programme by partnering with Cordwalles Preparatory School, the programme seeks to provide quality, multi-faceted education for outstanding youngsters from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Safire CEO Pierre Bekker says, “Safire wanted to establish this scholarship initiative so that talented all-rounders from disadvantaged communities would have an opportunity to become top leaders, because leadership is not only about achieving the best marks in the class.”