International Schools Partnership is offering a fantastic opportunity for students in the Middle East! We’re proud to announce an extensive scholarship programme awarding up to 100 scholarships across nine schools in the region.
This exciting initiative is open to both existing and new students, recognising excellence in various academic and non-academic fields. Whether you’re a math whiz, a budding artist, or a future sports star, ISP Middle East has a scholarship waiting to be awarded!
Fostering Future Leaders
“We’re thrilled to provide these scholarships,” said Rory Galvin, Director of Learning for ISP – Middle East. “At ISP, we believe in a transformative education that extends beyond textbooks. We ignite students’ curiosity and build their confidence, empowering them to become the next generation of changemakers.”
These scholarships are more than just financial aid; they’re a celebration of student talent. Jud, a Year 4 student at The English College, is a shining example. Jud’s artwork recently won the inaugural ISP Art Scholarship, securing her a 50% tuition grant for the upcoming year. Her win was a product of an art competition held in partnership with the Dynowish Foundation and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
A Range of Opportunities
Jud’s success is just the beginning. Several other students received recognition in the art competition, including Benjamin (The Aquila School), Sarah (Nibras International School), and Sally (Star International School, Mirdif).
The scholarship programme itself offers a wide range of categories, including Academic Excellence, Sports, Performing Arts, Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEAM), International Baccalaureate (IB), and Public Speaking. Scholarship awards range from covering 50% to 100% of tuition fees.
Curious to learn more?
To learn more about specific criteria, eligibility requirements, and how to apply, visit the websites of the individual ISP schools or contact their admissions teams directly.
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