Application for fee concession
Use this to ask the principal for a full or part concession in school fees because of a money problem at home.
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When to use this letter
Use this when the family truly cannot pay the full fee: a job loss, an illness, a death in the family, a failed crop. Schools have limited room for concessions and each one decides its own rules, so ask the office first what help exists, such as a concession, a scholarship or instalments, and apply for the one that fits.
Before you send it
- Give real figures for income and family size. The school may ask for proof.
- Mention your marks and attendance. A concession is easier to grant to a regular student.
- Say whether you need a full or a part concession if you know what the school offers.
- Ask a parent to sign the application as well. Most schools want the parent's request on record.
What to attach
- Income certificate or salary slip, if the school asks
- Copy of the last report card
How to send or submit it
A parent signs it and submits it at the school office, addressed to the principal, with whatever proof the school asks for. Request a meeting if the matter is hard to put on paper. Keep paying what you can in the meantime, and keep the receipts.
Mistakes that get it sent back
- No proof of the situation described, where the school has asked for it.
- The amount or share of concession requested is not stated.
- Sent after fees had been unpaid for many months without a word to the school.
- The parent's signature and contact number are missing.
This is a general format, written by us, to save you time. If the school or college has its own printed form, use that form. Last checked: 11 November 2026.