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Sheila Morcombe Higher Education Bursary

The Chalkhill Community Trust Fund (CCTF) aim to create a sustainable legacy for young people in the Chalkhill community.
 
By providing financial support for higher education cost CCTF hope to encourage young people to become role models to inspire and encourage the next generation of young people within the community.

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The Higher Education Fund (HEF) Bursary Scheme will provide financial support to students from the Chalkhill Community to help with the cost of studying a University degree or a vocational equivalent. Students are awarded a £9,000 bursary which is paid in instalments over a 3 year period.

Each application to the Bursary Scheme will reviewed and considered on an equal basis by the CCTF Bursary Sub-Committee, based on the eligibility criteria being met.

 

For this reason, we ask for some confidential information.

 

Please be assured that treatment of personal information will be used in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

The Bursary Scheme is available to students who are;

  • Aged over 18 at the time of applying or on 31st of the August of the year study is to commence

  • Residents of the Chalkhill Estate

  • Aiming to start a programme of higher education or vocational equivalent (i.e. HND, BA, BSc, BEd and Foundation Degree).

  • Applying to study at a UK higher education institution

  • Able to demonstrate that they are committed to 20 hours a year volunteering or community development in the Chalkhill Community.

HOW THE BURSARY FUND IS MANAGED AND DISTRIBUTED

  • On average five students are offered a grant of £3,000 each year, the total bursary is £9,000 per applicant which is awarded over three years. The payments of £1,000 are made every October, January and April (the payment in April will be released providing the compulsory 20 hours of volunteering work has been completed) .

 

  • The Bursary grant like all our grants are discretionary.

  • The Chalkhill Community Trust Fund Trustees will consider all applications fairly before making any awards. Once the Fund has been allocated in full, no more awards will be available during that year.

 

  • As grants are awarded for the entire duration on the course for a maximum of three years, therefore changes in an student's circumstances such as a change in course or ending the course, are to be notified to the Chalkhill Community Trust Fund.

HOW TO APPLY

  • Applications will open in January until 31st August of each year for commencement in September the same year.

   The application must be made completing the form and submitting it  with the accompanying                     evidence requested.

 

To access the online form, please click here

         Alternatively, you can download and fill out a hard copy here

Applicants should read carefully the guidance notes fully before completing the application Form.

 

Applicants must remember to provide all the requested documentary evidence and submit these with the application form.

If you have any questions or are unsure of any steps in the application process, please send an email to 

cctfcontact@gmail.com.

Alternatively you can complete a hard copy of the form and send it to:

 

Aminata Coulibaly  - The CCTF Grant Administrator,

C/o Chalkhill Community Centre,

113 Chalkhill Road,

Wembley,

HA9 9FX.

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