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Application Fee
£300
Development Fee (New student)
£2250
Development fees are not prorated and are non-refundable.
Acceptance Deposit – payable on acceptance of place and refundable on each student leaving
£1500
Development Fee (Returning student)
£125
Development fees are not prorated and are non-refundable.
Grade 6-9 Termly Fees
£10,866.00
Grade 10 Termly Fees
£11,144.00
Grade 11-12 Termly Fees
£11,360.00
Please note that, in addition to tuition, the fees include, but are not limited to the following: morning snack, lunch, annual residential trip, examination fees, books, materials, academic field trips, Pamoja online tuition, and many extra-curricular clubs. Tuition fees are not prorated and are non-refundable.
Mother Tongue Programme
£37-£61 per hour (depending on course and level)
Limited Optional Trips
Variable
PE Kit
£15 – £30 per item
Digital Apps
£45-£55 per school year
Digital Device
£450 – £950
Halcyon Parent Community
Optional contribution – £40 per school year
The school day begins at 0900 and ends at 1600, with a lunch break between 1215-1300. Students enjoy a morning break after their first lesson from 1000-1015, and MYP students enjoy a snack break in the canteen either in the morning or afternoon.
A variety of Extra-Curricular Activities are offered during morning (0800-0900) and afternoon (1600-1700) slots.
Policy
Students with special educational needs who meet the Admissions Criteria will be welcomed, provided Halcyon has sufficient capacity to meet the applicant’s needs, and that these learning needs can be supported after the school has made reasonable adjustments.
SEN application requirements – Stage 1
Parents must disclose whether their child has any special educational need(s), and if they have been enrolled in any non-standard educational support or wellbeing programme during their previous schooling.
SEN application requirements – Stage 2
Parents must provide Halcyon with full details of any special educational needs pertinent to their child, including support programmes, educational psychologist reports, or social-emotional evaluations. If no such evaluation is available, we require parents to provide an independent educational psychologist’s report.
Policy
Students with physical or medical disabilities will be welcomed, provided they can be reasonably, safely and comfortably accommodated in the building, in off-site facilities, and through the school’s timetable after all reasonable adjustments have been made. There is limited wheelchair access to some but not all areas of the school.
Why do we request these details? Read our Admissions Policy on our Policies Page.
Application requirements – Stage 1
Parents must disclose whether their child has any physical or medical disabilities, and if they have been enrolled in any non-standard educational support or wellbeing programme.
Application requirements – Stage 2
Parents must provide Halcyon with full details of any disabilities pertinent to their child. Applicants with medical or physical disabilities may be required to submit an independent medical report outlining the accommodations that would be required of the school.
We can consider your child for admission only after receiving a complete, accurate disclosure of educational records, including all previous psychological/educational testing.
Students must have sufficient English language proficiency to be able to access learning. Our English Plus programme is designed for students whose English language skills are not yet proficient enough to access the mainstream curriculum. English Plus students must: a. have at least a working proficiency in English and b. be expected to exit the English Plus programme and enjoy success in a first-language English class, within 12 – 18 months of enrolment.
Scope
Bursary awards are strictly limited to School tuition fees. A bursary award does not include the admissions fee, deposit, development fee, and payments for mandatory resources, optional School trips or extracurricular clubs or activities.
Eligibility
Admissions Bursaries serve new entrants to the school, where a place has been offered and Parents are unable to fully fund the school fees themselves.
Each student to whom support is offered must, in the opinion of the Admissions Director and School Director, be likely to make significant academic progress following admission; possess the potential to take full advantage of Halcyon’s approach to education; and benefit from participation in the wider, extracurricular activities on offer at the School. In normal circumstances, each applicant for financial support must, at the very minimum, meet the School’s normal academic requirements.
Bursary Application process
1. Parents should first complete the application process. The Admissions Director will notify Parents of students who are successful in the application process.
2. Parents are then required to complete the Bursary Form, which includes a means questionnaire assessed by Bursary Administration Limited – a third-party organisation and asks parents to provide any supplemental information that is requested.
3. The Bursary Form must be submitted to Bursary Administration Limited no later than 15 January for the following academic year.
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