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If you turn 19 on or before this date, please email [bursary@bhasvic.ac.uk](bursary@bhasvic.ac.uk to discuss your options for)[ to discuss your options for](bursary@bhasvic.ac.uk to discuss your options for) financial support.  \nThe 16 – 19 Bursary Fund provides financial support to help students overcome specific barriers to participation and attendance. BHASVIC provides two types of bursary; ‘Enhanced’ and ‘Discretionary’.  \nPlease read these guidelines carefully as they tell you how we target and distribute our funds.  \nContents:  \nHow to use these guidelines  \nThe Enhanced Bursary: eligibility, evidence needed to apply, what it covers The Discretionary Bursary: eligibility, evidence needed to apply, what it covers  \nBursary Summary  \nHow to apply, when to apply and what happens next Further information about payments: Costs we do support  \nFurther information about payments: Costs we do not support Attendance and Behaviour Conditions  \nTravel Calculations: Termly Amounts  \nTravel Calculations: Ticket Combinations  \nAppendix I: Providing Evidence of Universal Credit  \nAppendix II: Universal Credit Award Notice Calculations for the 16-19 Bursary Appendix III: Defining ‘In Care’, ‘Care Leavers’ and ‘Young Adult Carers’  \nPage 2  \nPages 3 – 6  \nPages 7 – 10  \nPage 11  \nPage 12  \nPages 13-15  \nPage 16  \nPage 17  \nPages 18-22  \nPages 23-24  \nPages 25-26  \nPage 27  \nPage 28  \n\n| IMPORTANT: |\n| --- |\n| • Make sure you know your BHASVIC student number. You can find this on communication sent to you by our Admissions team. You will need this to apply for a bursary.\u003Cbr>• Make sure you can access your BHASVIC email account. Log in details were sent to you in May. If you cannot access your account, contact our IT Support department before applying for a bursary.\u003Cbr>• You (the student) must have your own bank account, in your own name. We cannot make payments to you by cash or cheque. If you do not have a bank account, or are having difficulty opening one, please email [bursary@bhasvic.ac.uk](bursary@bhasvic.ac.uk for advice)[ for advice](bursary@bhasvic.ac.uk for advice).\u003Cbr>• Funds are limited and do run out. We strongly advise you to apply as soon as possible. Our deadline is 19 September 2025.\u003Cbr>• Being awarded a bursary is not a guarantee that payments will be made. You must meet the attendance and behaviour conditions outlined in page 17. If you do not, bursary payments may be reduced or withheld. |\n\nEnhanced Bursary: Are you eligible?  \n\n| The following students are eligible to apply for an enhanced bursary:\u003Cbr>• Students who are in local authority care or who have recently left local authority care (also known as ‘Children in Care’ and ‘Care Leavers’ or ‘Care Experienced’) . You can find out how we define Care Experienced young people in Appendix III on page 28\u003Cbr>• Students who receive Universal Credit in their own name (because they are financially supporting themselves, or financially supporting themselves and someone who is dependent on them and living with them, such as a child or partner)\u003Cbr>• Students receiving Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payments in their own name as well as Employment and Support Allowance or Universal Credit in their own name\u003Cbr>• Students who live in a household where they, or a parent or carer, are in receipt of one or more of the following benefits*:\u003Cbr>o Income Support, Income Based Job Seekers Allowance, or Income Related Employment and Support Allowance\u003Cbr>o Child Tax Credits (whilst not receiving Working Tax Credits) with a gross annual household income of no more than £16,190, as assessed by HMRC\u003Cbr>o Universal Credit (with net earnings not exceeding the equivalent of £7,400 per annum) . You can find out more about how we assess Universal Credit income in Appendix II on page 27\u003Cbr>o Working Tax Credit Run On (paid for the 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for WTC)","cbCaifP6YgsAUjB3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifP6YgsAUjB3","pdf",579078,28,"English","# How to use these guidelines\n# The Enhanced Bursary\n## Are you eligible?\n## What evidence do you need?\n# The Discretionary Bursary\n## Are you eligible?\n## What evidence do you need?\n# Bursary summary\n## How to apply, when to apply, and what happens next\n## Further information about payments\n### Costs we do support\n### Costs we do not support\n# Attendance and behaviour conditions\n# Travel calculations\n## Termly amounts\n## Ticket combinations\n# Appendices\n## Appendix I: Providing evidence of Universal Credit\n## Appendix II: Universal Credit award notice calculations\n## Appendix III: Definitions for in care, care leavers, and young adult carers","[{\"question\":\"Who is eligible for the 16–19 Bursary Fund, and what happens if a student turns 19 by 31 August 2025?\",\"answer\":\"Students aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August 2025 are covered. 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