Scholarships

From Year 7 to Year 12

• Students are required to take the CAT4 computer-based thinking ability assessment and paper-based tests according to the registered grade level.
• For academic scholarships, students will only participate in one round of competition and the difficulty will be higher; Parents are also required to provide information about the student's current study program.

• After careful assessment, if the candidates don't meet the required criteria, the maximum 20 seats might not be filled. In other words, we might be offering less than 20 seats every academic year depending on the candidates' qualifications.
• In the event of drastic exchange rate fluctuations and/or inflations. The scholarships will be adjusted appropriately but not larger than 30% of announced fees; this will be given prior notice at least 6 months prior to the start of a new academic year.
• The scholarship does not cover the cost of the entrance exam and trial lesson fee, deposit fee, enrollment fee, personal education materials, meals, uniforms, bus fee, PE attire, and other miscellaneous fees, and cannot be applied simultaneously with any other discount schemes.
• A student who is awarded a Scholarship is required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the School, to be a credit to the School, and to set a good example to other pupils.
• The parents are expected to support and encourage the student to achieve the purposes of the Scholarship and to uphold the aims and the good name of the School.
• The scholarship will be valid until the student graduates or withdraws. The school will annually evaluate the student's performance to decide whether to maintain the scholarship for the following years.
• The decision of scholarships is absolute and cannot be disputed. We reserve the right to deny explanations of failure in the applications.

Not required

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• Round 1 (The preliminary round): Students will present their ability to sing/play musical instruments to judges/artists from the Intro Art Educational Organization. Candidates submit scholarship applications for Intro Art, including:

- Personal information

- Video clip performing 1-2 instrumental pieces (maximum 5 minutes)

- Scan of ABRSM qualifications or certificates (if available)

- Candidates will take two sections at the exam location:

+ Instrumental Performance: Each candidate will have a maximum of 20 minutes to perform.

+ Theory Exam: Below Year 7 - 90 minutes; Year 7 and above - 120 minutes

• Round 2: Students are required to take the CAT4 computer-based thinking ability assessment and paper-based tests according to the registered grade level.

• After careful assessment, if the candidates don't meet the required criteria, the maximum 20 seats might not be filled. In other words, we might be offering less than 20 seats every academic year depending on the candidates' qualifications.
• In the event of drastic exchange rate fluctuations and/or inflations. The scholarships will be adjusted appropriately but not larger than 30% of announced fees; this will be given prior notice at least 6 months prior to the start of a new academic year.
• The scholarship does not cover the cost of the entrance exam and trial lesson fee, deposit fee, enrollment fee, personal education materials, meals, uniforms, bus fee, PE attire, and other miscellaneous fees, and cannot be applied simultaneously with any other discount schemes.
• A student who is awarded a Scholarship is required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the School, to be a credit to the School, and to set a good example to other pupils.
• The parents are expected to support and encourage the student to achieve the purposes of the Scholarship and to uphold the aims and the good name of the School.
• The scholarship will be valid until the student graduates or withdraws. The school will annually evaluate the student's performance to decide whether to maintain the scholarship for the following years.
• The decision of scholarships is absolute and cannot be disputed. We reserve the right to deny explanations of failure in the applications.

From Year 7 to Year 12

This scholarship programme is to support talented student-athletes going into School Year 10 or 12, who demonstrate the key sporting attributes (that can be measured and benchmarked, age specifically, Male and Female) of exceptional performance in their sport, leadership qualities, and a commitment to future development. The scholarship aims to provide financial assistance for education and sports training.

• Round 1: Students are required to take the CAT4 computer-based thinking ability assessment and paper-based tests according to the registered grade level.
• Round 2: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview with the selection committee.
• Round 3: Recipients will be chosen based on a holistic review of performance, leadership, future goals, academic achievement, and community involvement.

• After careful assessment, if the candidates don't meet the required criteria, the maximum 20 seats might not be filled. In other words, we might be offering less than 20 seats every academic year depending on the candidates' qualifications.
• In the event of drastic exchange rate fluctuations and/or inflations. The scholarships will be adjusted appropriately but not larger than 30% of announced fees; this will be given prior notice at least 6 months prior to the start of a new academic year.
• The scholarship does not cover the cost of the entrance exam and trial lesson fee, deposit fee, enrollment fee, personal education materials, meals, uniforms, bus fee, PE attire, and other miscellaneous fees, and cannot be applied simultaneously with any other discount schemes.
• A student who is awarded a Scholarship is required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the School, to be a credit to the School, and to set a good example to other pupils.
• The parents are expected to support and encourage the student to achieve the purposes of the Scholarship and to uphold the aims and the good name of the School.
• The scholarship will be valid until the student graduates or withdraws. The school will annually evaluate the student's performance to decide whether to maintain the scholarship for the following years.
• The decision of scholarships is absolute and cannot be disputed. We reserve the right to deny explanations of failure in the applications.

Not required

[LEARN MORE ABOUT THE REQUIREMENTS]

• Round 1: Students are required to take the CAT4 computer-based thinking ability assessment and paper-based tests according to the registered grade level.
• Round 2: Students participate in the assessment of their arts abilities by the school's Professional Council. All applications will be viewed by art teachers and management to assess applicants’ suitability for inclusion in Reigate Grammar School Vietnam’s art program.
• Successful applicants will:

- Be creative and have a passion for creating visual art.

- Be able to develop as an artist.

- Be highly motivated to create art both in and out of the classroom.

- Be able to talk about and analyse art and artists.

- Have a portfolio of artwork that displays both their ability to use a variety of media and their exceptional ability in visual art.

• After careful assessment, if the candidates don't meet the required criteria, the maximum 20 seats might not be filled. In other words, we might be offering less than 20 seats every academic year depending on the candidates' qualifications.
• In the event of drastic exchange rate fluctuations and/or inflations. The scholarships will be adjusted appropriately but not larger than 30% of announced fees; this will be given prior notice at least 6 months prior to the start of a new academic year.
• The scholarship does not cover the cost of the entrance exam and trial lesson fee, deposit fee, enrollment fee, personal education materials, meals, uniforms, bus fee, PE attire, and other miscellaneous fees, and cannot be applied simultaneously with any other discount schemes.
• A student who is awarded a Scholarship is required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the School, to be a credit to the School, and to set a good example to other pupils.
• The parents are expected to support and encourage the student to achieve the purposes of the Scholarship and to uphold the aims and the good name of the School.
• The scholarship will be valid until the student graduates or withdraws. The school will annually evaluate the student's performance to decide whether to maintain the scholarship for the following years.
• The decision of scholarships is absolute and cannot be disputed. We reserve the right to deny explanations of failure in the applications.

• The student's parents work in diplomatic missions in Vietnam.
• The student should meet the minimum standard on the entrance exam.

• Year 2 to Year 6: 

+ Stage 1: a CAT4 assessment covering both numeracy and language evaluation components. The assessment aims to determine the child's ability to access the PYP curriculum at their grade level.

+ Stage 2: Interview with the teacher.

• Year 7 to Year 12:

+ Stage 1: An online Verbal, Quantitative Reasoning, Non-Verbal Reasoning, and Spatial test in 120 minutes (CAT4).

+ Stage 2: one written English test (50 minutes) and one written Math test (40 minutes); Science test only available for years 11 and 12 (120 mins)

+ Stage 3:  Interview with the teacher.

• The scholarship does not cover the cost of the entrance exam and trial lesson fee, deposit fee, enrollment fee, personal education materials, meals, uniforms, bus fee, PE attire, and other miscellaneous fees, and cannot be applied simultaneously with any other discount schemes.
• A student who is awarded a Scholarship is required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the school, to be a credit to the school, and to set a good example to other pupils.
• The parents are expected to support and encourage the student to achieve the purposes of the Scholarship and to uphold the aims and the good name of the school.
• As a member at RGSV, students need to comply with the general regulations of the school

This scholarship is designed only for students who would otherwise be unable to access the school due to fees.

• Parents are required to show their financial situation by form.
• All students must meet minimum entry requirements.
• The student needs to take either an academic or talent assessment and must show a positive impact towards the school.

• The scholarship does not cover the cost of the entrance exam and trial lesson fee, deposit fee, enrollment fee, personal education materials, meals, uniforms, bus fee, PE attire, and other miscellaneous fees, and cannot be applied simultaneously with any other discount schemes.
• A student who is awarded a Scholarship is required to work hard, to contribute positively to the life of the school, to be a credit to the school, and to set a good example to other pupils.
• The parents are expected to support and encourage the student to achieve the purposes of the Scholarship and to uphold the aims and the good name of the school.
• As a member of RGSV, students need to comply with the general regulations of the school.

To qualify for the Chu Van An Scholarship, applicants must:

• Applicants must achieve Grade 11 national exam results that are equivalent to the high school entry requirements of Chu Van An School.
• Be enrolled in a public state school.
• Be applying for the A-Level pathway at Reigate Grammar School Vietnam (RGSV).
• Demonstrate academic excellence in their previous studies.
• Come from a low-income background, verified through financial documentation.
• Have a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or higher for English proficiency.
• Obtain a minimum high school entry test score of 50+ points.
• Pass the scholarship entrance examination, covering:
• Mathematics & Logical Thinking.
• English Proficiency.
• Subject-Specific Tests based on intended A-Level studies.
• Successfully complete a panel interview to assess motivation, critical thinking, and future aspirations.

• Parents are required to show their financial situation through a form.
• All students must meet minimum entry requirements.
• The student needs to take either an academic or talent assessment and must show a positive impact towards the school.

Scholarship applications will follow the school’s existing admission process.

Required Documents

• Academic transcripts & certificates
• Proof of financial need (e.g., household income statement)
• IELTS Certificate (minimum 6.5)
• Personal statement (explaining goals and why they deserve the scholarship)
• Recommendation letter from a teacher or school official
• Applications open annually and must be submitted by 18th June.

Selection Includes

• Written scholarship entrance exam
• Interview with the scholarship panel
• Scholarships are awarded annually in July

Expectations & Future Contribution

• Scholarship recipients are encouraged to give back through donations or mentorship once they graduate.
• Alumni engagement initiatives will be developed to support future scholarship students.