Many families face financial challenges yet don’t qualify for means-tested bursaries due to the value of their homes. With Selina Finance, you can offer these parents a flexible, practical solution to manage school fees—helping ease difficult conversations, improve retention, and lighten the load for your team.
Join the Selina for schools Initiative
Help parents navigate rising school fees with a flexible financing option. Keep families in your school community, even during challenging times.
Partnering with us is completely free and requires minimal ongoing administration. Simply share information with parents, and we handle the rest.
Parents from partner schools save up to £3,000 in arrangement fees. Provide them with a valuable resource while maintaining your school's reputation for care and support.
First to the UK market, a HELOC (Home Equity Line Of Credit) is a low interest credit facility secured against their property.
As it is a line of credit, they will only ever pay interest on the funds they draw down and they will have the peace of mind that there is more should they need it.
Paying for private school fees can be challenging, but with a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) from Selina, you can release equity from your home to manage these costs more effectively.
Our HELOC offers flexible and affordable financing tailored to your needs, allowing you to pay for school fees responsibly.
Parents can draw, repay, and redraw funds as needed — paying interest only on what they use, not on unused funds in their account.
Parents can borrow up to £500,000 (subject to underwriting) and spread payments over 30 years—perfect for school fees and other big expenses.
Swapping lump sum school fees for low and manageable monthly HELOC payments - on a term that suits each parent’s financial situation - ensures schools get paid on time.
Parents can pay off their balance at any time, with no cost whether they receive a bonus, receive inheritance or roll it into their existing mortgage.
Answer a few simple questions in just two minutes.
Schools play a passive role, sharing materials without giving financial advice. Our expert advisors guide parents on eligibility and the best options for their needs, ensuring compliance with FCA regulations.
Parents use the materials to contact Selina, where they’re identified as part of your school by using the unique code or QR link.
Eligible parents automatically benefit from waived arrangement fees, saving up to £3,000.
Eligible parents automatically benefit from waived arrangement fees, saving up to £3,000.
We provide expert support for you and your school, along with tailored resources for parents. Our straightforward process ensures parents move seamlessly from inquiry to accessing funds, guided by qualified mortgage advisors every step of the way. With no broker fees, we focus on delivering fast, reliable assistance to help make confident financial decisions.
Parents at partner schools pay only the one-off product fee (£1,395). The standard arrangement fee (up to £3,000) is waived for parents identified as being from a partner school. Partnering with us ensures parents have access to our products on the most favourable terms.
We provide schools with custom materials (brochures, QR codes, and discount codes) to share with parents. These allow us to recognize applications from your school and apply the fee waiver.
No. Schools are only passively sharing information about our products. There is no advising or arranging on behalf of Selina, and no commissions or fees are paid to the school. This approach aligns with the FCA's regulatory framework and has been reviewed by our legal counsel. We would be happy to provide a letter from an external law firm that outlines the nature of our relationship with schools and offers their official opinion and advice for added clarity.
Signing up is simple. Reach out to us in the form below, and once we sign the agreement, we’ll provide your school with all necessary materials and activate the fee waiver for your parents.
No, our partnership does not require exclusivity. Your school can continue working with other financial providers if you choose.