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The Cellofest Bursary Scheme
Cellofest is a not-for-profit organisation, with all surplus funds being allocated to bursaries.
The Cellofest bursary scheme helps children and families who would not otherwise be able to attend Cellofest. Children must be taught by Suzuki teachers that are trained and are members of the British Suzuki Music Association (BSMA).
Cellofest has a limited fund for bursaries. Priority is given to families whose need is greatest and decisions are based on gross annual income and outgoings. Each application is considered on a case by case basis and the following conditions apply:
If you would like to apply to the bursary scheme please ask your teacher to contact us and we will provide the necessary forms.
We also welcome contributions from the general public and corporate sponsorship.
If you would like to make a contribution to our bursary fund, please click here.
The Cellofest bursary scheme helps children and families who would not otherwise be able to attend Cellofest. Children must be taught by Suzuki teachers that are trained and are members of the British Suzuki Music Association (BSMA).
Cellofest has a limited fund for bursaries. Priority is given to families whose need is greatest and decisions are based on gross annual income and outgoings. Each application is considered on a case by case basis and the following conditions apply:
- You must be a current member of the British Suzuki Music Association (BSMA).
- Your child/children must attend state funded (non fee-paying) schools. Home-schooled children may also apply.
- You must have a written recommendation from your Suzuki teacher.
If you would like to apply to the bursary scheme please ask your teacher to contact us and we will provide the necessary forms.
We also welcome contributions from the general public and corporate sponsorship.
If you would like to make a contribution to our bursary fund, please click here.
10TH - 15TH AUGUST 2022 |