Ballarat Clarendon College

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2013

The annual scholarship program offers the following scholarships

Academic

Visual & Performing Arts

ICPA

Excellence

Geoff Brooks Memorial

The Principal is the only person who can award a scholarship.

Scholarships provide from one-quarter to full remission of tuition fees for successful candidates. Scholarships are awarded for the entire period a student attends Clarendon providing that the holder continues to satisfy the Principal in all points of conduct and work.

Scholarships cover academic tuition fees only unless stated otherwise. Normal enrolment fees apply. Scholarships do not cover additional costs such as uniforms, text books and equipment, camps and excursions or any other extracurricular activities such as music and sporting lessons.

ACADEMIC

For new or existing students entering Years 5 to 11 in 2013.

Based on the results of a testing program conducted by Academic Assessment Services in February 2012.

This program has concluded for 2013 entry.

PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

For new or existing students entering Years 7 to 11 in 2013.

Scholarships are awarded in the areas of music, drama and dance based on the results of an audition/interview.

Scholarships are awarded in the area of visual arts based on applicants presenting a portfolio of recent work to a panel and completing a drawing exercise.

This program has concluded for 2013 entry.

ICPA SCHOLARSHIP

For a student entering Years 9 to 11 whose family belongs to the Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association.

Based on the results of a testing program conducted by Academic Assessment Services in February 2012.

EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS

For new students entering Years 7 to 11 in 2013.

Offering up to one-half remission of tuition fees.

Ballarat Clarendon College is currently seeking applications for Excellence Scholarships from suitably credentialed students currently in Years 6 to 10.

The College’s focus is “Throughout a student’s time at Ballarat Clarendon College our focus is to maximise their competence, skills and capacity so that, at the end of school, when they stand on the threshold of their future, they can choose their “hearts desire”.

Academic scholarships are awarded to the most talented students based on test results. In recent years the academic scholarship program has been complemented by scholarships for students who display specific talents in the areas of visual arts, music, dance and drama.

Excellence scholarships are awarded to students who display talent in a variety of areas including, but not restricted to, leadership, commitment to community service, sport, performing arts, visual arts and a degree of academic ability but, more importantly, sustained commitment to their studies. These scholarships are offered to give students an opportunity to develop their talents in a quality educational environment. Clarendon offers inspiring, exceptional teaching in all of its programs and Excellence scholarships offer talented students opportunities that they may not otherwise access without such support.

Excellence scholarship applications are now open and will close Monday 28 May 2012. Applicants are short-listed, and the scholarships are awarded after an interview process.

HOW TO APPLY

Please click here for an Excellence Scholarship application form.

GEOFF BROOKS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

For a student entering Year 11 who, without the aid of the scholarship, would not otherwise have the opportunity to attend Ballarat Clarendon College.

Offering full remission of tuition fees.

Awarded in Term 3 from the Excellence Scholarship applicants.

For other scholarship enquiries, please contact the Registrar & Head of Marketing.
T + 61 3 5330 8312
E registrar@clarendon.vic.edu.au




		SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2013 The annual scholarship program offers the following scholarships Academic Visual & Performing Arts ICPA Excellence Geoff Brooks Memorial The Principal is the only person who can award a scholarship. Scholarships provide from one-quarter to full remission of tuition fees for successful candidates. Scholarships are awarded for the entire period a student attends Clarendon providing that the holder continues to satisfy the Principal in all points of conduct and work. Scholarships cover academic tuition fees only unless stated otherwise. Normal enrolment fees apply. Scholarships do not cover additional costs such as uniforms, text books and equipment, camps and excursions or any other extracurricular activities such as music and sporting lessons. ACADEMIC For new or existing students entering Years 5 to 11 in 2013. Based on the results of a testing program conducted by Academic Assessment Services in February 2012. This program has concluded for 2013 entry. PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS For new or existing students entering Years 7 to 11 in 2013. Scholarships are awarded in the areas of music, drama and dance based on the results of an audition/interview. Scholarships are awarded in the area of visual arts based on applicants presenting a portfolio of recent work to a panel and completing a drawing exercise. This program has concluded for 2013 entry. ICPA SCHOLARSHIP For a student entering Years 9 to 11 whose family belongs to the Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association. Based on the results of a testing program conducted by Academic Assessment Services in February 2012. EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS For new students entering Years 7 to 11 in 2013. Offering up to one-half remission of tuition fees. Ballarat Clarendon College is currently seeking applications for Excellence Scholarships from suitably credentialed students currently in Years 6 to 10. The College’s focus is “Throughout a student’s time at Ballarat Clarendon College our focus is to maximise their competence, skills and capacity so that, at the end of school, when they stand on the threshold of their future, they can choose their “hearts desire”. Academic scholarships are awarded to the most talented students based on test results. In recent years the academic scholarship program has been complemented by scholarships for students who display specific talents in the areas of visual arts, music, dance and drama. Excellence scholarships are awarded to students who display talent in a variety of areas including, but not restricted to, leadership, commitment to community service, sport, performing arts, visual arts and a degree of academic ability but, more importantly, sustained commitment to their studies. These scholarships are offered to give students an opportunity to develop their talents in a quality educational environment. Clarendon offers inspiring, exceptional teaching in all of its programs and Excellence scholarships offer talented students opportunities that they may not otherwise access without such support. Excellence scholarship applications are now open and will close Monday 28 May 2012. Applicants are short-listed, and the scholarships are awarded after an interview process. HOW TO APPLY Please click here for an Excellence Scholarship application form. GEOFF BROOKS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP For a student entering Year 11 who, without the aid of the scholarship, would not otherwise have the opportunity to attend Ballarat Clarendon College. Offering full remission of tuition fees. Awarded in Term 3 from the Excellence Scholarship applicants. For other scholarship enquiries, please contact the Registrar & Head of Marketing. T + 61 3 5330 8312 E registrar@clarendon.vic.edu.au
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