Newton’s Grove School and Inspired Education Announce Nsouli Scholars Programme 2026

Newton’s Grove School and Inspired Education, the leading global group of premium schools, has announced the launch of the Nsouli Scholars Programme 2026, a scholarship initiative offering fully funded places at its schools to exceptional pupils who would otherwise be unable to access high-quality educational opportunities. Applications are currently open at https://www.inspirededu.com/nsouli-scholars-2026 and closes on May 1, 2026, with successful scholars announced later in May 2026. Note: Nsouli Scholarships are for students who are NOT presently enrolled in an Inspired School. 

The Nsouli Scholars Programme is designed to identify and support high-potential young people with outstanding academic ability and exceptional talent in sport or the performing and creative arts. The programme will award full day or boarding scholarships to pupils joining one of Inspired’s schools from September 2026, building on the group’s existing robust scholarship programmes.  

The initiative honours Nadim M. Nsouli, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Inspired Education, who established the group in 2013 with the ambition of redefining international private education through a pupil-centred, globally relevant approach. 

“The Nsouli Scholars Programme is about opening doors for young people with the talent and drive to succeed, regardless of their background,” said Nadim M. Nsouli, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Inspired Education. “By providing access to an Inspired education, we are investing in future leaders who will excel academically, creatively and athletically, and who will go on to make a positive impact in the world.” 

Scholars will benefit from Inspired’s holistic educational model, which combines rigorous academics with a strong emphasis on personal development, leadership and character. The programme reflects Inspired Education’s commitment to widening access to world-class schooling and creating meaningful opportunities for talented pupils from diverse backgrounds. 

The Nsouli Scholars Programme is open to pupils aged 13 and above who can demonstrate financial need and exceptional potential. Applicants must show outstanding academic performance, excellence in either sport or the performing and creative arts, and personal qualities including integrity, ambition, leadership, resilience and a strong work ethic. 

To find out more information about the Nsouli Scholars Programme, please visit https://inspirededu.com/.  

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