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Presented for academic achievement to students going on to higher education. Funded by [[Len Medlock|The Medlock Charitable Trust]]. | Presented for academic achievement to students going on to higher education. Funded by [[Len Medlock|The Medlock Charitable Trust]]. | ||
The Medlock Scholarships are open to students who obtain three or more grade As at A level and are entering Higher Education. One ex-student commented, "The scholarship is a substantial prize and recognition of the hard work put in over two years at A-level... The scholarship was of great use to me, going a long way towards paying for rent and living costs in each of the three years I have been at Cambridge. It allowed me to pay for extra items needed for my course". Another ex-student stated, "The Medlock Scholarship has been extremely helpful and I feel it has made a big difference to the way I have progressed through the year... As I'm studying Medicine there has been equipment that I have been able to purchase to give me more opportunities for practising medical skills – a stethoscope and a manual blood pressure cuff and monitor... The money also helped with membership of sports clubs and the use of sports facilities at the university." | |||
In 2012 each scholarship offered a high ability student £1100 per year towards university costs for the three years of a degree course. | In 2012 each scholarship offered a high ability student £1100 per year towards university costs for the three years of a degree course. | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 2 June 2020
Presented for academic achievement to students going on to higher education. Funded by The Medlock Charitable Trust.
The Medlock Scholarships are open to students who obtain three or more grade As at A level and are entering Higher Education. One ex-student commented, "The scholarship is a substantial prize and recognition of the hard work put in over two years at A-level... The scholarship was of great use to me, going a long way towards paying for rent and living costs in each of the three years I have been at Cambridge. It allowed me to pay for extra items needed for my course". Another ex-student stated, "The Medlock Scholarship has been extremely helpful and I feel it has made a big difference to the way I have progressed through the year... As I'm studying Medicine there has been equipment that I have been able to purchase to give me more opportunities for practising medical skills – a stethoscope and a manual blood pressure cuff and monitor... The money also helped with membership of sports clubs and the use of sports facilities at the university."
In 2012 each scholarship offered a high ability student £1100 per year towards university costs for the three years of a degree course.
| Year | Winner |
|---|---|
| 2008 | Waleed Butt / Desmond Lee / Duncan Thomas / Stephen Wood |
| ... | |
| 2016 | Jason Barnes / Jeremy Lee / Mihir Rao |
| 2017 | Luke Cocks / Mohanad Turki / Matthew Wearden |
| 2018 | Harrison Dell / Shahzad Sanjrani / Neelay Sant / James Worthington |
| 2019 | William Balsom / Seth Greeves / William Nuttell |
External Links
- Medlock Charitable Trust - 30 years of giving (Boston Bulletin Daily - 31 July 2015)
- The Medlock Charitable Trust (Charity Commission)