AISL Foundation Scholarship 2027 supports academically gifted pupils to access a distinctive AISL Harrow pre-university education. AISL Harrow Scholarship is aimed at new applicants entering the two-year programme and includes guidance and application materials available on the AISL Foundation site.
The scholarship programme is administered by the AISL Foundation and has supported students since 2020, providing over HK$28 million in scholarships to scholars from more than 40 nationalities. Applicants are asked to read the Scholarships Guide before starting their application.
AISL Foundation Scholarship Benefits
- Scholarships support academically gifted pupils to access AISL Harrow education
- Since 2020 the programme has supported 33 scholars
- Total amount of scholarships granted is over HK$28 million
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AISL Foundation Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Be a new applicant of an AISL Harrow School.
- Be born between 1 September 2010 and 31 August 2011.
- Completing GCSE/IGCSE study (or equivalent) before August 2026. Offers are conditional on at least eight (8) grades at 7 or above.
- Where boarding is available, enrol as a full boarding student for the two-year duration of the scholarship period.
- Be academically outstanding and fluent English speaking, listening, reading and writing.
- Meet the specific admissions eligibility of individual schools.
How to Apply for AISL Foundation Scholarship
- Please read the Scholarships Guide before you start the application.
- Download the Scholarship Guide (English) from the AISL Foundation site.
- Refer to the Chinese version of the Scholarship Guide for reference if needed.
- Click ‘Applications Open Now’ on the AISL Foundation scholarships page to apply.
- Check ‘Eligibility by School’ for school-specific requirements.
- Review the Information Leaflet for programme details.
- Consult the FAQ page for frequently asked questions.
Don’t miss this deadline
Applications close on Monday, 30 November 2026. We’ll email you 7, 3 and 1 days before.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the AISL Harrow Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, key dates, available schools, and how to apply using the resources on the AISL Foundation site.
What is the duration of the AISL Harrow Scholarship?
The AISL Harrow Scholarship is awarded for a two-year duration. The Key Dates section of the AISL Foundation page explicitly states ‘Duration of Scholarships: Two years,’ indicating scholars are supported throughout the full two-year pre-university programme.
When does the application open and what is the deadline?
According to the Key Dates on the AISL Foundation page, the application opens in October 2026 and the application deadline is 30 November 2026 at 11.59pm China Time. Results and notification are expected in March 2027.
Who is eligible to apply for the scholarship?
Eligibility requirements listed on the AISL Foundation page state applicants must be new applicants to an AISL Harrow School, born between 1 September 2010 and 31 August 2011, completing GCSE/IGCSE (or equivalent) before August 2026 with offers conditional on at least eight grades at 7 or above, enroll as a full boarding student where boarding is available, be academically outstanding and fluent in English, and meet specific admissions eligibility of individual schools.
Which schools offer the AISL Harrow pre-university programmes?
The AISL Foundation page lists multiple AISL Harrow schools offering A Level, AP, and IBDP/HKDSE programmes across locations including Beijing, Haikou, Appi (Japan), Bangkok (Thailand), Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen Qianhai, Chongqing, Hengqin, and Nanning. Specific programme availability (A Level, AP, IBDP/HKDSE) is noted per school on the page.
Are there guides or resources I should read before applying?
Yes. The AISL Foundation page strongly advises applicants to read the Scholarships Guide before starting the application. The page provides links to the English and Chinese Scholarship Guide PDFs, an Information Leaflet, an ‘Eligibility by School’ page, and an FAQ page to help applicants prepare.
How many scholars have been supported by the programme so far?
Since the scholarships began in 2020, the AISL Foundation page states the programme has supported 33 outstanding scholars selected from applicants representing over 40 nationalities, with total scholarships granted exceeding HK$28 million.
What exam or academic requirements are specified for offers?
The page specifies that offers are conditional on at least eight (8) grades at 7 or above for those completing GCSE/IGCSE (or equivalent) before August 2026. This is listed under the Eligibility section of the AISL Foundation scholarship page.
Is boarding required for scholarship recipients?
Where boarding is available at the individual AISL Harrow School, scholarship recipients must enroll as full boarding students for the two-year duration of the scholarship period. This requirement is stated in the Eligibility list on the AISL Foundation page.
When will applicants be notified of results?
The AISL Foundation Key Dates indicate that results and notification are expected in March 2027. This is the notification timeframe provided on the official scholarships page.
Where can I find school admissions contacts or pages?
The AISL Foundation scholarships page includes a ‘SCHOOL ADMISSIONS OFFICES’ section with links to admissions pages for each AISL Harrow school (for example AISL Harrow Appi, Harrow Bangkok, Harrow Beijing, Harrow Shanghai, Harrow Shenzhen Qianhai, etc.). Applicants should use those school-specific admissions pages for further contact and application details.
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