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Alexander Rushall Scholarship for year 12 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by Perpetual Limited
  • Valued at $1,800
  • Available for one year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 12 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school and who will commence full-time university in 2025
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Applicant's confirmation of enrolment in an approved tertiary course (no restrictions on the course) – evidence will be required via email by 1 March 2025
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Youth Allowance or the parent/carer holding either a Health Care Card, a Low Income Health Care Card or a Pensioner Concession Card - Centrelink Reference Number required (Step 4 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information

If you are doing teaching next year you should also apply for the George Garibaldi Turri Scholarship, or if you are doing Fine Arts next year you should also apply for the Ella Donald Service Fine Arts Memorial Scholarship

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Alice Jennings Scholarship for Year 12 female Koorie students


Scholarship details
  • Administered by the Department of Education
  • Valued at $1000
  • Available for the duration of the course, subject to satisfactory academic progress

Who can apply?
  • Female Koorie students who complete Year 12 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school and who will be commencing a full-time approved TAFE or university course in 2025, in a field that contributes to the welfare of the Koorie population (i.e. law, social work, education, psychology or applied science – health, nursing, etc.
  • Students involved in Koorie community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results. Results must be entered via Step 2 of the online application form and must be verified by the school principal
  • Applicant's confirmation of enrolment in an approved TAFE or university course. Evidence will be required via email by 1 March 2025
  • Statement confirming the applicant’s involvement in Koorie community activities. The statement must be included in the 'Community Activities' section (Step 3 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Australian Veterans Children Assistance Trust


Scholarship details
  • Administered by the Australian Veterans’ Children’s Assistance Trust (AVCAT)
  • Valued approximately $4,000-$6,000 per year
  • Available for up to three years full time study (conditions apply)
  • Multiple scholarships awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Only students who are a child or grandchild of a person who has operational service (as defined by the legislation) or three or more years of continuous full-time service, as a member of the Australian Navy, Army or Air Force
  • Students who are enrolled (or planning to enrol) in a full-time undergraduate, tertiary course of one or more academic years duration by attendance at an Australian tertiary institution
  • Students in receipt of, or eligible to receive, Centrelink payments including Youth Allowance, ABSTUDY, Austudy or an accepted means-tested Commonwealth government payment
  • Students who are Australian residents

Further information

Dafydd Lewis Trust Scholarships for Year 12 boys


Scholarship details
  • Administered by Equity Trustees
  • Valued at $10,000 per year for three years only
  • Dafydd Lewis Trust scholarships are only available to male students
  • Multiple new scholarships awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • The Dafydd Lewis Trust provides equity and merit-based scholarships of $10,000 a year for 3 years to young men who might not have otherwise received a University education due to the limited financial resources of their parents
  • All applicants will need to complete a means test to be eligible
  • Applicants who are under 19 years of age on 1st January 2024 (i.e. not yet 20) – exceptions apply for holders of humanitarian visas

How to apply

Further information
  • The Dafydd Lewis Trust was established in 1942 and the first scholarships were awarded in 1943. Since its inception the Trust has awarded more than 1,100 scholarships
  • Information and the online application can be found at www.dafyddlewis.com.au

Dammery Educational Tertiary Trust Scholarships


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by Equity Trustees Limited
  • Scholarships for Tertiary studies are available valued at $2,500
  • Available for one year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 12 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school
  • Students commencing full-time university in 2025
  • Families or students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Students will need to scan and email a copy of their 2025 confirmation of enrolment in a full-time tertiary course to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.au by 1 March 2025
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Youth Allowance (Step 4 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Martha McKay - nee Dammery, was born in Windsor on 3rd March, 1880 as the second daughter and youngest of the five children of Edward Dammery and Eliza Jane Barr
  • Martha's brother, Thomas Dammery was a school teacher, headmaster and regional inspector of schools in the Ballarat area. He was a firm believer in State Education
  • It is believed that her mother's illiteracy and advocacy of education, and her brother's role as a teacher, led Martha to leave her money to create the Dammery Educational Trust for those who might otherwise not have the opportunity for continued education

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Dammery Educational Trust Scholarships


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by Equity Trustees Limited
  • Multiple scholarships available, valued at $1500
  • Available for one year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 10 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school
  • Families or students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Youth Allowance or the applicant's parent/carer receiving Centrelink benefits and the parent/carer holding either a Health Care Card, a Low Income Health Care Card or a Pensioner Concession Card (Step 4 of the online application form - Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Martha McKay - nee Dammery, was born in Windsor on 3rd March, 1880 as the second daughter and youngest of the five children of Edward Dammery and Eliza Jane Barr
  • Martha's brother, Thomas Dammery was a school teacher, headmaster and regional inspector of schools in the Ballarat area. He was a firm believer in State Education
  • It is believed that her mother's illiteracy and advocacy of education, and her brother's role as a teacher, led Martha to leave her money to create the Dammery Educational Trust for those who might otherwise not have the opportunity for continued education

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Doris Evans Scholarship for students who complete 2nd year of primary teacher training


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Department of Education
  • Valued at $575
  • Available for one year

Who can apply?
  • Female students who complete their second year of teacher training in 2024 at an accredited tertiary institution in Victoria to qualify as a teacher of primary-aged children
  • Female students who will undertake their third year of teacher training in 2025 at an accredited tertiary institution in Victoria to qualify as a teacher of primary-aged children
  • Female students who have completed their VCE in a registered Victorian non-metropolitan government school
  • Female students who are not holders of any other scholarships
  • Female students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Centrelink income support payments (Centrelink Reference Number required)
  • VCE results and evidence that VCE was completed in a Victorian non-metropolitan government school
  • Enrolment confirmation of third year teacher training in a tertiary institution for 2023 should be scanned and emailed to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.au by 1 March 2025

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Ella Donald Service Fine Arts Memorial Scholarships for Year 12 students undertaking a Fine Arts degree


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Department of Education
  • Valued at $1000
  • Available for the duration of the course, with an annual allowance of $1,000, subject to satisfactory academic progress
  • Several scholarships awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 12 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school
  • Students who will commence a full-time fine arts degree or diploma in 2025. Students who will not be undertaking a full-time fine arts degree or diploma in 2025 are not eligible
  • Students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form. Must be verified by the school principal)
  • Applicant's confirmation of enrolment in a full-time fine arts course in 2025 – evidence will be required via email to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.auby 1 March 2025
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Youth Allowance (Step 4 of the online application form. Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Students will need to scan and email a copy of their confirmation of enrolment in a fine arts degree or diploma in 2025 to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.au by 1 March 2025
  • Students eligible to receive annual scholarship allowance will need to scan and email their re-enrolment confirmation for 2024 and a copy of their 2024 end of year results to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.au by 1 March 2025

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Francis Gregory Foundation Scholarship for Year 12 students


Scholarship details
  • Administered by Francis Gregory Foundation Trustees
  • Valued at $6,000 per year (subject to annual review)
  • Available for the duration of the student’s undergraduate degree

Who can apply?
  • Registered Year 12 students who are Australian citizens
  • VCE students who achieve an ATAR greater than 80
  • VCE students who intend to undertake a full-time degree at any university in Australia
  • Students who are residents of Victoria and live in an FZ zone (as defined by the Victorian Government Department of Planning and Community Development) and whose parents own the property from which the main family income is derived
  • Students who can demonstrate financial hardship in relation to pursuing University studies

Further information
  • The Francis Gregory Foundation was established in 2012 and the first scholarships were awarded in 2013. The scholarship has been established to provide financial support to children of primary producers, to assist them to undertake University undergraduate studies by reducing financial barriers
  • For further information visit www.francisgregory.org.au or telephone: 0438 254177

Frank Carey Memorial Scholarships for Year 9 students


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division
  • Valued at $300

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 9 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Only students with a parent/carer who is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division are eligible
  • Students involved in school and community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Part 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Part 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence that the parent/carer is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division - member details required (Part 4 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Frederick Richard O’Connell Scholarship for year 12 students


Scholarship details
  • Administered by Equity Trustees Limited
  • Valued at up to $5,000 per scholarship
  • Available for one year

Who can apply?
  • Students commencing or continuing a full-time degree or accredited course at a Victorian university
  • Students who demonstrate good character, personality, academic achievement and proficiency at sport

What to include with your application
  • Confirmation of enrolment in an approved degree or accredited course at a Victorian university
  • Evidence of the applicant's parent/guardian Timber Merchants Association (Victoria) membership details (if applicable)

Further information

George Garibaldi Turri Scholarships for Year 12 students undertaking a teaching degree


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Department of Education
  • Valued at $2680 for the first year
  • Available for the duration of the course for up to four years, subject to satisfactory academic progress
  • Multiple scholarships awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 12 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school and who will undertake a full-time teaching degree 2025
  • Only students commencing a teaching degree in 2025 are eligible
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Applicant's confirmation of enrolment in a teaching degree in 2025 – evidence of enrolment to be emailed by 1 March 2025
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Youth Allowance (Step 4 of the online application form. Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Students will need to scan and email their confirmation of enrolment in a teaching degree to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.au by 1 March 2025
  • To be eligible for the annual scholarship allowance for the duration of the course, students need to scan and email their 2024 academic results and re-enrolment confirmation for 2025 to studentscholarships@education.vic.gov.au by 1 March 2025
  • The annual allowance amount is adjusted annually in line with Commonwealth Retail Price Index

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

George Wilson Robertson Scholarships for Year 6 students


Scholarship details
  • Funded by the Euphemia Ann Robertson Estate, managed by Equity Trustees
  • Valued at up to $1,500 per scholarship over two years, which will be paid as a lump sum
  • Multiple scholarships may be awarded, subject to confirmation from Equity Trustees

Who can apply?
  • Students completing Year 6 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school and who will be undertaking Year 7 and 8 (consecutively) in the following two years (2025 and 2026) in a registered Victorian government school
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Families or students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant's parent/carer holding a current Health Care Card, a Low Income Health Care Card or a Pensioner Concession Card, or the applicant receiving the Youth Allowance (Step 4 of the online application form - Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Euphemia Ann Robertson bequeathed funds for the benefit and advancement of Victorian government secondary school students

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Glenn Moorhead Memorial Scholarship


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division
  • Valued at $300
  • One scholarship awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 8 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Only students with a parent/carer who is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division are eligible
  • Students involved in school and community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 academic results
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence that the parent/carer is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division - (Step 4 of the online application form: member details required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2024


If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

John and Maud Askew Primary Scholarships for Years 4, 5 and 6 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by Equity Trustees
  • Valued at $750 (Year 4 and 5) and $1,500 (Year 6)
  • Available for one year
  • Multiple scholarships are available, which will be awarded in 2024

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 4, 5 or 6 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Families or students who demonstrate financial need

What information to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements written by the applicant confirming their involvement in school and community activities. This section must be completed by the student (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant's parent/carer receiving Centrelink benefits and the parent/carer holding either a valid Health Care Card, a valid Low Income Health Care Card or a valid Pensioner Concession Card (Step 4 of the online application form: Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • John and Maud Askew bequeathed funds for the benefit and advancement of Victorian government primary and secondary school students

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

John and Maud Askew Secondary Scholarships for Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by Equity Trustees
  • Valued at $1,500 each
  • Available for one year
  • Multiple scholarships will be awarded in 2024

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11 in 2023 in a registered Victorian government school
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Families or students who demonstrate financial need

What information you need to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of online application form)
  • Statements written by the applicant confirming their involvement in school and community activities. This section must be completed by the student (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant's parent/carer receiving Centrelink income support benefits and holding a valid Health Care Card (for those students under the age of 16 years) or a Low Income Health Care Card or a Pensioner Concession Card, or the applicant receiving the Youth Allowance (Step 4 of the online application form - Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • John and Maud Askew bequeathed funds for the benefit and advancement of Victorian government primary and secondary school students

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Ken Matthews Memorial Scholarship for Year 12 students undertaking a degree next year


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division
  • Valued at $300
  • Available for two years (paid in lump sum of $600)

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 12 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school and who will commence full-time tertiary education in 2025 (no restrictions on the course)
  • Only students with a parent/carer who is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division are eligible
  • Students involved in school and community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements written by the applicant confirming their involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Applicant's confirmation of enrolment in an approved tertiary course for 2025 – evidence will be required via email by 1 March 2025
  • Evidence that the parent/carer is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division - member details required (Step 4 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Lilly Murphy Memorial Scholarship


Scholarship details
  • Administered by Public Education Foundation
  • $1,250 per year for years 11 and year 12 (total scholarship value is $2,500 per student)
  • Available for two years (Year 11 and 12)

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 10 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Students who attend a registered Victorian government school
  • Students who can provide evidence of a strong commitment to equity and social justice
  • Students who demonstrate they contribute in the community and/or in extracurricular activities

Application Closing Date
  • 10 September 2024

Further information
  • This scholarship is named in memory of Lilly Murphy, who was studying Year 12 studies at Princes Hill Secondary College when she became ill and tragically passed away in November 2021.
  • Lilly was passionately involved in school and community activities around climate action, women’s rights, LGBTQI+ equality, First Nations sovereignty and worker rights. This scholarship has been established in honour of Lilly, her courage and her commitment to equity and social justice.
  • To apply for this scholarship, please visit: Lilly Murphy Memorial Scholarship
  • To view other scholarships administered by the Public Education Foundation, please visit Public Education Foundation Scholarships

Margaret Schofield Memorial Scholarship (1) Music Performance for Year 12 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA)
  • Valued at up to $7000
  • Available for the first year of the student’s course in music performance

Who can apply?
  • Students completing VCE in Music Performance as a soloist and/or Music Investigation as a soloist and/or Music Industry (Performance) as a soloist
  • Students attending a Victorian government school
  • Students who can demonstrate a commitment to music in recent years and to a future career in music performance

What information you need to provide

Further information
  • This scholarship was established by the family of the late Margaret Schofield in recognition of her achievements as a musician and her commitment to music education

Margaret Schofield Memorial Scholarship (2) Music Composition for Year 12 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA)
  • Valued at up to $7000
  • Available for the first year of the student’s course in music composition at an approved tertiary institution

Who can apply?
  • Students completing VCE in Music Style and Composition, Music Investigation and/or Music Industry (Performance) where students have included an original work in their performance examination program
  • Students attending a Victorian government school
  • Students who can demonstrate a commitment to music in recent years and to a future career in music composition

What to include with your application

Further information
  • This scholarship was established by the family of the late Margaret Schofield in recognition of her achievements as a musician and her commitment to music education

Marrung Education Scholarships for Year 10 Koorie students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Department of Education
  • Valued at $5,000 ($2,500 per year)
  • Available for two years

Who can apply?
  • Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
  • Students completing Year 10 at a Victorian government school
  • Students planning on commencing Year 11 and 12 at a Victorian government school

Further information

Mary Jane Lewis Trust Scholarship for Year 12 girls


Scholarship details
  • Administered by Equity Trustees
  • Applications are now open
  • Valued at up to $10,000
  • Mary Jane Lewis Trust Scholarship Foundations scholarships are only available to girls
  • Multiple new scholarships awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Female students who intend to undertake a full-time degree at a university - there are no restrictions on courses a student can study
  • Students whose parents'/guardians' joint gross income does not exceed the permissible threshold (refer to Mary Jane Lewis website for particulars)
  • There is no age restriction for applicants, however please note the restrictions regarding secondary education

Further information

R S Marr Scholarship for Year 8 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Department of Education
  • Valued at $300
  • Available for one year
  • Multiple scholarship awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 8 in 2024 in a registered Victorian government school
  • Students involved in school and community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online applications form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • In 1946, funds were bequeathed by Robert Sterne Marr to provide a scholarship in perpetuity for the promotion and encouragement of education in Victoria

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Steve Gibson Memorial Scholarships for Year 10 students


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division
  • Valued at $300 per year
  • Available for two years (paid in lump sum of $600)

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 10 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Students with a parent/carer who is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division
  • Students involved in school and community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence that the parent/carer is a financial member of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, Locomotive Division - member details required (Step 4 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

The David Burgess Foundation Award


Scholarship details
  • Administered by the David Burgess Foundation
  • Valued at approximately $5000
  • Available for the duration of the student’s course
  • Awarded to three students annually

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 12 and who have had to struggle to overcome adversity, shown commitment to their own goals and to those of the community
  • Students who demonstrate financial need

What documentation you need to provide?
  • A written statement from the principal outlining your achievements
  • Evidence of the applicant receiving Youth Allowance

Application Closing Date
Further information

Tynan-Eyre Memorial Scholarship for Year 10 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by the Victorian Police Blue Ribbon Foundation
  • Valued at $600
  • One scholarship awarded each year (no police membership required)

Who can apply?
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who complete Year 10 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Students involved in school and community activities

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Constables Steven Tynan and Damien Eyre were tragically killed while on duty. This scholarship is awarded in memory of their bravery.

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

Tynan-Eyre Memorial Scholarship for Year 10 students


Scholarship details
  • Sponsored by the Victorian Police Blue Ribbon Foundation
  • Valued at $600
  • One scholarship awarded each year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 10 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Students with a parent/carer who is a member of the Victorian police force, a retired member or a police widow

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence that the parent/guardian is a member of the Victorian police force, a retired member or a police widow - (Step 4 of the online application form - member details required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

Further information
  • Constables Steven Tynan and Damien Eyre were tragically killed while on duty. This scholarship is awarded in memory of their bravery.

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship 

United World Colleges for Years 10 and 11 students


Scholarship details
  • Administered by United World Colleges (Australia) Trust Ltd
  • To study the International Baccalaureate (IB) at one of the 18 United World Colleges (UWC) overseas
  • Various scholarship schemes on offer with at least one full, and several partial scholarships awarded annually
  • Places for 2024 - 2026 entry will be released mid November 2023
  • Ideally, candidates will apply based on the desire to attend a UWC rather than go to a specific country, as the national Committee cannot guarantee that successful candidates will be offered their preferred location

Who can apply?
  • Australian citizens or permanent residents currently attending school in Australia
  • Students studying Years 10 and 11 (in 2023)
  • Students must have turned 16 but not yet 18 on August 1 2024
  • Students must have a strong academic record and supply end of Semester one and two reports for 2023

Application Opening and Closing Dates
  • Contact enquiries@au.uwc.org

Further information
  • United World Colleges was founded in 1962. It is an organisation dedicated to the promotion of world peace through the education of young people.
  • Students in their last two years of secondary school are chosen from over eighty countries to attend one of the sixteen colleges around the world. The main objective is to educate outstanding young people from various national, ethnic and social backgrounds.
  • Students are assessed on their personal merit and potential, irrespective of race, creed, colour, gender, family background or ability to pay.
  • The first Australian students attended a UWC in 1972 and since then approximately 370 Australians have attended United World Colleges.
  • At present, nine Australian students are completing their IB at a UWC in in Canada, Japan, Hong Kong, The Netherlands and Armenia.
  • For further information please visit: www.uwc.org.au
  • Email: enquiries@au.uwc.org

VADC and Ivy Blair Scholarships for Year 10 students


Scholarship details
  • Managed by the Victorian Association for Deserted Children (VADC) and the Ivy Blair Scholarship Fund
  • Valued at $750
  • Available for one year

Who can apply?
  • Students who complete Year 10 in 2024 in a registered Victorian school
  • Students who are dependent on a sole parent/carer or whose parent/s are deceased
  • Students involved in school and community activities
  • Families or students who demonstrate financial need

What to include with your application
  • Applicant's 2024 end-of-year academic results (Step 2 of the online application form)
  • Statements confirming the applicant’s involvement in school and community activities (Step 3 of the online application form)
  • Evidence of the applicant's parent/carer receiving Centrelink benefits (for those students under the age of 16 years) and the applicant's guardian/parent holding either a valid Health Care Card, a valid Low Income Health Care Card or a Pensioner Concession Card or Youth Allowance, (Step 4 of the online application form - Centrelink Reference Number required)

Application Closing Date
  • 1 February 2025

If you have not yet registered you will need to do so here Register 

If you have already registered you can start your application here Apply for this Scholarship