Scholarships provide educational and life opportunities that benefit not only the recipients themselves but provide great value to our College community.
Our Scholarship Program provides our new and existing students with the opportunity to grow and learn in a unique environment, to develop as life-long learners and become the leaders of the future.
We offer a limited number of Academic, Sports, Performing Arts and Indigenous Scholarships for entry into Years 10, 11 and 12 to new and existing students.
Awarded to students of exceptional academic potential who demonstrate excellence across a broad range of disciplines.
Remission - 50% of the annual Tuition Fee dependent on academic performance in the AAS test and review of other documents supporting academic performance.
All students wishing to apply for an academic scholarship must sit the Academic Assessment Services (AAS) Scholarship Test at Trinity Anglican College on Wednesday 10 April, 2024.
AAS Scholarship Test registrations are now open and close at 10am AEDST on Friday 5 April, 2024
An application fee of $125 is required when registering with AAS.
All scholarship applicants are requested to provide a portfolio including:
*AAS results are sent direct to the College, therefore not required to be included as part of the application. These results are kept confidential to the College.
Interview
Students shortlisted based on academic performance will be invited for an interview.
Sports Scholarships are awarded to students who are competing at State or National level. In addition to being a willing participant in the wide range of opportunities available at the College, recipients must also demonstrate a sound level of academic achievement.
Remission - 50% of the annual Tuition Fee dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents supporting excellence in sport.
An application fee of $50 is required when submitting a Sports Scholarship Application.
Applications close at midnight AEDST on Friday 5 April, 2024.
Students applying are required to submit the following in their portfolio:
Interview
Students shortlisted based on meritorious performance will be invited for an interview.
Performing Arts Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate a high level of skill in areas such as music, singing, dance or drama. In addition to involvement in our Performing Arts Program, recipients must also demonstrate a sound level of academic achievement.
Remission - 50% of the annual Tuition Fee dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents supporting excellence in music, singing, dance or drama.
An application fee of $50 is required when submitting a Performing Arts Scholarship Application.
Applications close at midnight AEDST on Friday 5 April, 2024.
Students applying are required to submit the following in their portfolio:
Interview
Students shortlisted based on meritorious performance will be invited for an interview.
Indigenous Scholarships are awarded to Indigenous students who demonstrate a concern for the broader community, a connection to their cultural heritage, leadership abilities, and a commitment to their academic studies.
Remission - 50% of the annual Tuition Fee dependent on meritorious performance and review of other documents.
There is no cost associated with an Indigenous Scholarship Application.
Applications close at midnight AEDST on Friday 5 April, 2024.
Students applying are required to submit the following in their portfolio:
Eligibility
Interview
Students shortlisted will be invited for an interview.
Applications close on Friday 5 April, 2024 Testing for Academic Scholarships will be conducted on Wednesday 10 April, 2024.
Successful Scholarship applicants will be invited for an interview in Term 2, 2024. Unsuccessful applicants will be notified in writing.
New students will need to include an Enrolment Application Form and required documentation with their scholarship application. Please refer to Enrolment page for more information.
Scholarship Conditions
Scholarship conditions will be outlined in the letter of offer for successful students.
These conditions may include the following:
The College will reserve the right to terminate the scholarship in the event of gross or continued breaches of expectations, unwarranted decline in academic achievement or application, or persistent failure to support the College’s co-curricular program.
Our scholarships are subject to annual reviews which consider behaviour, general application and progress, and ongoing maintenance of the requirements of the selection criteria of the scholarship awarded.