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Homefield Preparatory School Scholarships 2019/2020 Box Hill School Academic Ewell Castle Academic Hampton School Academic Hampton School Academic Hampton School Academic Hampton School Music Hampton School Sports *King’s College School Music Royal Grammar School, Guildford Music Trinity School Academic Trinity School Music Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Music *Please note that due to Covid-19, King’s College School are also admitting four more of our scholarship candidates and assessing their scholarship potential after their first term. Senior Department 2018/2019 City of London Freemen’s Music Ewell Castle Art Ewell Castle Music Kingston Grammar School Sports Reed’s School Music Trinity School Academic Trinity School Music Trinity School Sports Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School All Rounder Whitgift School All Rounder Whitgift School Art Whitgift School Music Whitgift School Sports Senior Department 2017/2018 Charterhouse Music City of London, Westminster Music Hampton School Academic Hampton School Music King’s College School Music King’s College School Academic St Paul’s School Music Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Music Trinity School Music Trinity School Sport Whitgift School All Rounder Whitgift School All Rounder Whitgift School All Rounder Whitgift School Music Whitgift School Music Whitgift School Music 2016/2017 Box Hill School Academic Box Hill School Music Hampton School Music King’s College School Academic King’s College School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Music Trinity School Music Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Music 2015/2016 Caterham School Academic Dulwich College Academic Epsom College All Rounder Ewell Castle School Music Ewell Castle School Music Hampton Grammar School All Rounder King’s College School Academic Reigate Grammar School Academic Reigate Grammar School Academic Royal Russell School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Sports Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Academic Whitgift School Music Whitgift School Sports 2014/2015 City of London, Westminster Music City of London Freemen’s School Music Ewell Castle School Academic Ewell Castle School Art Ewell Castle School Music Ewell Castle School Sports Reed’s School Music St Paul’s School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School Academic Trinity School All Rounder Trinity School Music Trinity School Sports Trinity School Sports Trinity School Sports Trinity School Sports Whitgift School All Rounder Whitgift School Art .

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Spring Newsletter 2019 (No 58)
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