Ealing Fields High School: Specialist Music Aptitude Place, 2025 Admissions

Music Aptitude Test preparation Ealing Fields High School

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Ealing Fields High School uses the standard two-stage Music Scholarship process to award 15 places each year to students with a natural aptitude in music.

Round One Test: Awaiting updated dates for 2025 admissions. See here.
Round Two: TBC

The application process is designed to test a child’s natural ability to hear and discriminate differences in:
• Pitch
• Rhythm
• Chords
• Melodies

Round Two:
The highest scoring students will be invited to come into school for Round 2 assessment. They will be given a series of aural tests during which time they will be required to clap or play back various rhythms and pitches using classroom instruments. They will also listen to some recordings and identify the instruments being used. This will take approximately 20 minutes.

Marked out of 40.

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More Info about the EFHS Music Scholarship:

Though this is not a condition of admission, students admitted to Ealing Fields High School under a Specialist
Music Place will be expected to:

Make an active contribution to the school community through commitment to our extra-curricular rehearsal
and performance programme.
Make outstanding musical progress across all three disciplines of performing, composing and listening as a
result of both the Music College curricular and extra- curricular programme.
Learn either a String, Woodwind or Brass instrument (including guitar) as either a first or second study instrument