Scholarships at Manchester Metropolitan University
The Neelam Aggarwal Scholarship | |||
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Scholarship Name | The Neelam Aggarwal Scholarship | ||
Academic Year | 2023 | ||
Scholarship amount | £3,750 | ||
Nationality | Any | ||
This scholarship was established to enable undergraduate students achieve their academic ambitions at Manchester Metropolitan. About NeelamInclusion for every person and child, irrespective of their culture or background, was Neelam’s aim throughout her working life. The translation work she engaged in for Manchester City Council Education Department over six years enabled many people to access education and other services. Neelam graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University and taught for many years in a large multi-cultural school working with children and families for whom English was their second language. She encouraged every child to develop their individual strengths and gifts so that they could achieve their maximum potential and celebrate all their successes. Her invaluable translation skill encouraged parents to be involved in their children’s education and participate in the activities of the school. This in turn helped the whole school and their local community to foster a culture of respect for different cultures and to promote the value of diversity. Neelam generously shared her special skills and beliefs by mentoring newly qualified staff. Her legacy has been to enable the school to have a staff that continues to provide opportunities for its children to learn about, and accept, individual differences, yet embrace the similarities of all. The Neelam Aggarwal Scholarship was set up in Neelam’s memory so that her belief in the advancement of disadvantaged children and young people could continue. The ScholarshipThe Neelam Aggarwal Scholarship benefits talented students of all ages who, without this support, may not be in the position to study at Manchester Metropolitan University. One non-repayable scholarship worth £3,750, paid as three annual instalments of £1,250, is awarded each year to a new UK, undergraduate, full-time student in their first year of study, from a household with an income up to and including £42,875 and paying fees of £9,250 per annum. |
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