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Scholarships

Applications for scholarships for students entering Years 7, 10 and 11 in 2025 have now closed.

The following types of scholarships are available.

Academic Scholarship students are expected to demonstrate a high standard of academic achievement while contributing to school life in a positive and enthusiastic way. Selection will be based on academic merit and will take into account the results of the ACER exam, school reports and the student’s resume.

Music Scholarships are awarded to outstanding musicians who distinguish themselves during the ACER examination and who demonstrate a positive and enthusiastic contribution to the arts at their current school. All candidates are required to audition. Selection will be based on the results of the audition and will take into account the results of the ACER exam, previous school reports and the student’s resume.

General Excellence Scholarship students are expected to demonstrate a high standard of achievement in endeavour areas including, but not limited to, sport, the arts, leadership or community service. The student must also demonstrate positive and enthusiastic contribution to school life. Selection will be specific to each application based on the student’s resume and will take into account the results of the ACER exam.

Academic

Academic Scholarship students are expected to demonstrate a high standard of academic achievement while contributing to school life in a positive and enthusiastic way. Selection will be based on academic merit and will take into account the results of the ACER exam, school reports and the student’s resume.

Music

Music Scholarships are awarded to outstanding musicians who distinguish themselves during the ACER examination and who demonstrate a positive and enthusiastic contribution to the arts at their current school. All candidates are required to audition. Selection will be based on the results of the audition and will take into account the results of the ACER exam, previous school reports and the student’s resume.

General excellence

General Excellence Scholarship students are expected to demonstrate a high standard of achievement in endeavour areas including, but not limited to, sport, the arts, leadership or community service. The student must also demonstrate positive and enthusiastic contribution to school life. Selection will be specific to each application based on the student’s resume and will take into account the results of the ACER exam.

Who is eligible?

All Saints Anglican School offers scholarships for students entering Years 7, 10 and 11, who are Australian citizens, or students on a Visa that is not an Overseas Student Visa Subclass. Scholarships are available to both external applicants and current All Saints students.

Application information

All scholarships are awarded according to the results of the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) Scholarship Test and an interview with the Headmaster or his delegate.

Once applications open, applicants will be required to register for the ACER Scholarship Test and submit an application to the school, including a comprehensive resume, prior to attending an examination at All Saints Anglican School. Music Scholarship students will also participate in an audition conducted by the Director of Performing Arts and specialist instrumental staff.

2026 Scholarship applications will open in November 2024. The exam day will be held in February 2025. Please check back for further information.

“My teachers are really helpful when it comes to balancing my gymnastics and schooling schedule, and they are very supportive of my passion and help me to make sure I stay on top of my studies if there are any lessons I need to catch up on.”
— Adelaide Hooper, General Excellence Scholarship recipient
“One of the things I believe makes the experience at All Saints unmatched is that numerous music teachers are practicing musicians and perform in ensembles themselves. This is not only inspiring, but I’ve found it very helpful as I’m learning from someone with similar experiences and understandings. I can really relate to my teachers.”
— Ryo Takamizawa, Music Scholarship recipient