EIFA International School
0.10 miles
Portland Place School is a leading independent co-educational school for children aged 10-16, located directly in the heart of the City of Westminster.
Portland Place School believe that exceptional teaching, combined with a modern curriculum inside and outside the classroom, provides the best stimulus for children to become inquisitive, open-minded and creative learners and achieve beyond exams.
They cater for a wide range of abilities and learning styles, achieving strong results at GCSE. More importantly, students come to school with a smile and are proud to be part of the Portland Place School community.
Selection Criteria: Selective
Prior to applying please come and visit school to meet the headmaster and learn more about the ethos of Portland Place School. This can be done on a formal tour or with a private tour. Details of these can be found on open events page.
There may be occasional places available for in-year admission, please contact registrar at [email protected] or by phone on 0207 307 8700 for further information.
Key Dates for Year 7 Applications:
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Application Deadline (registration & scholarships) |
Friday 25 November 2022 (5pm) |
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Interviews |
Interviews will commence November 2022 |
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Baseline Assessments |
Saturday 21 January 2023 |
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Application Outcome |
Offer/No Offer letters posted mid-February 2023 |
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Autumn Term 2023 Start Date |
Monday 4 September 2023 (TBC) |
Year 6 entrants will be offered a taster day in the spring term during which they will complete an assessment in Mathematics and English.
Year 7 entrants to sit assessments in Mathematics and English.
Years 8 to 10 entrants to sit assessments in Mathematics, English and Science.
Tuition Fees:
Creative Arts and Sports Scholarships 2023/24 Entry: A limited number of scholarships will be available to Year 7 and Year 9 applicants to Portland Place School in September 2023. Scholarships will be worth up to 10% of school fees. All scholarships are reviewed annually and their continuance is dependent upon satisfactory conduct, attitude, participation and progress. The dates for assessment are detailed in the information for each scholarship. The notification of outcome of the application will be sent with offer letters in February 2023.
Art Scholarships: Art scholarships are open to students from any school applying for Year 7 or Year 9 entry. They are looking for students who meet the normal academic requirements of the school but who also demonstrate outstanding ability in Art, particularly through creativity, imagination, manipulative
skills, strong powers of observation and evidence of some specialist language and concepts appropriate to the appreciation of art. They expect holders of Art scholarships to make a significant extra-curricular commitment to their art work. Applicants will be asked to submit a portfolio of their work for assessment. The portfolio should demonstrate a high level of personal achievement and commitment to art and design.
Drama Scholarships: Drama scholarships are open to students from any school applying for Year 7 or Year 9 entry. Candidates will be expected to demonstrate considerable natural ability and have performance skills that will act as an excellent role model to others. The school is looking for individuals who display both talent and the attributes valued in the theatre: reliability, flexibility, dedication and team working skills. Successful candidates will be expected to make a full contribution to the Creative Arts life of the school, participating regularly in theatrical productions. Holders of the scholarship must be an excellent ambassador for the Drama department. Applicants will be asked to take part in collaborative learning with our current students during their timetabled lessons and an audition. Audition pieces can be the applicant’s choice, either a Shakespearean or contemporary text will be accepted. Audition speeches should be around 2 minutes long.
Music Scholarships: Music scholarships are open to students from any school applying for Year 7 or Year 9 entry. Music Scholarships are awarded strictly on ability and potential as tested at audition by the Director of Music. The Music curriculum is diverse and wide ranging using the many resources available. They have a broad range of facilities including the most up-to-date, industry-standard technology for all students to develop sequencing and score-writing skills, as well as a range of practical resources including a Samba drum set and a set of djembe drums. The Symphonfree Scheme provides all Year 7 students with free beginner instrumental tuition and free instrumental loan leading to the development of ensemble skills which is incorporated into the Music curriculum.
Sports Scholarships: Sports scholarships are open to students from any school applying for Year 7 or Year 9 entry. Sports scholarships are available to talented athletes to support their development both academically and on the field of play. Experience playing one of our major sports (netball, rugby, football, cricket or athletics) is essential. Applicants will be invited in to participate in Sports/Games with the appropriate year group to measure performance against peers. Evidence of participation at club (or higher) level outside school will also be taken into account.
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