Cash aid for young talent; learning zone.THE governors of Hallfield School are awarding assisted places Under the Assisted Places scheme, British children who won places at independent schools, could have their education paid for by the Government. Means-tested, the scheme was abolished as a manifesto pledge by the in-coming Labour government in 1997. to pupils who display excellence in academic studies. The initiative is intended to enable high achievers who would not otherwise be able to attend to have access to the school. Hallfield is, therefore, openly looking to attract children from families with modest means, who excel in their academic studies. Assisted places will be awarded to children who are currently in Year 2 and are looking for entry into Year 3 in September September: see month. 2009. They will be means-tested and will continue for the duration of the pupils' time at Hallfield. Head master, John Shackleton John Shackleton (? - 14 or 16 March 1767, London) was a British painter and draughtsman who produced history paintings and portraits. His parents and origins are unknown. Output , said: "I'm delighted about this opportunity for able children, regardless of background, to enjoy a full and varied curriculum and be given a chance to develop to their full potential in the lively, exciting environment that Hallfield has to offer." Hallfield School is an independent junior school of the highest academic standing and has a wonderful reputation for enabling children to enter top class schools in Year 7, including all Birmingham's grammar schools. For further information about applying for an assisted place, or to make an appointment to visit the school, contact Mrs Alyson Devonshire on 0121 454 1496 or e-mail admissions@hallfield.bham.sch.co.uk. CAPTION(S): INITIATIVE... Hallfield School, Birmingham. |
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