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Tuition Assistance


Waltons New School of Music’s Tuition Assistance programme is designed to help defray the cost of tuition with the New School. Although there are a limited number of Tuition Assistance awards each year, every effort will be made to assist students (or their parents) who, because of financial circumstances, would otherwise be unable to study with us. Tuition Assistance awards are in the form of discounts of between 10% and 40% off the student’s fees and depend on the both student’s and the New School’s financial circumstances, as well as the type of tuition. See our Tuition Assistance Policy for more information.

In order to be considered for tuition assistance, please complete and return this application form, along with copies of the required documents listed below, and submit it at least two weeks (and preferably longer) before the intended tuition start date. If you have / your child has previously studied music either with the New School or elsewhere, please include a reference letter from the music teacher as well. Providing information in this application does not enrol you or your child in Waltons New School of Music, and a separate enrolment form must also be submitted as soon as possible after you are approved for tuition assistance. All of our enrolment forms can be accessed from the Enrolment • Fees Menu.

All information included in this application, as well as all supporting materials, will be kept strictly confidential.


CONTENTS
Your Information
Financial Information
Supporting Documents
Agreement

YOUR INFORMATION

(if student is under 18)
(parent's if student under 18)

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Income

Expenses

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

(Alternatively, documents can be dropped into the school office.)

AGREEMENT

Following are the terms and conditions for Tuition Assistance with the Waltons New School of Music:

  1. Applications for tuition assistance must be accompanied by evidence of income and expenses.
  2. Applications for assistance are considered on an ongoing basis but must be submitted at least two weeks (and preferably longer) before the intended tuition start date.
  3. Tuition assistance applications for year-enrolled students will be prioritised over those of term-enrolled students.
  4. Only in exceptional circumstances can tuition assistance be applied to group courses.
  5. Recipients of tuition assistance must reapply each academic year.
  6. A tuition assistance award is contingent on the student’s progress and full participation in all lessons, classes and/or ensembles in which he/she is enrolled.
  7. If there is a reduction in the lesson length or number of lessons, the award will be reduced accordingly. Any increase in lesson length or number of lessons will not necessarily result in a proportionate increase in tuition assistance.
  8. A student who withdraws prior to the completion of a term or year will not receive credit on his/her tuition assistance for subsequent enrolment and is not eligible to re-apply for tuition assistance.
  9. The failure to meet all financial obligations to the New School will result in withdrawal of tuition assistance.
  10. Tuition assistance recipients may use payment plans, but failure to make payments in a timely manner will result in withdrawal of tuition assistance.
  11. Tuition assistance may be withdrawn at any time if, in the opinion of the student’s teacher and school administration, the recipient fails to meet minimum standards expected by the teacher and the school.
  12. The granting of tuition assistance in a given year does not guarantee assistance in the future.
  13. All school decisions regarding tuition assistance are final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
Please confirm that you have read and agree to these terms & conditions, certify that the information provided in this form and all accompanying documents is correct and understand that false, misleading and/or incomplete information is grounds for non-consideration or forfeiture of all tuition assistance awards.
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