Scholarships
At Saint Spyridon College, we recognise and celebrate excellence, effort, and potential. Our Scholarship Program provides opportunities for students to thrive academically, spiritually, and personally, while being part of a supportive, faith-centred community.
Our Program
The College Board is currently offering 10 scholarships to new students who wish to enrol at Saint Spyridon College.
A scholarship will provide 75% remission of tuition fees as set by the College Board and is applicable for the duration of the student’s schooling until the completion of Year 6. All scholarship recipients are expected to complete their primary education at Saint Spyridon College and contribute positively and enthusiastically to all aspects of College life.
Eligibility and Application
Scholarships are open to new students, from Reception to Year 6. Applicants are assessed through a combination of:
- Written application and personal statement
- Academic reports and achievements
- Interview with school leadership
- In some cases, external academic testing
Key dates, criteria, and application forms are available in our [Scholarship Information Pack].
Expressions of interest in enquiring or applying for this scholarship please make contact with Fr Daniel, Principal of the College.
Frequently asked questions
- Who is eligible to apply for the scholarship?
(Example Content) Eligibility typically includes students who are either entering primary school (e.g., Year 1) or currently enrolled in primary school (e.g., Year 1-6), often within a specific age range. Criteria may also consider academic merit, financial need, demonstrated potential, or residency within a particular area. Specific requirements will be detailed by the scholarship provider.
- What does the primary school scholarship typically cover?
(Example Content) Scholarship coverage can vary significantly. Some scholarships are "full," covering tuition fees, uniforms, textbooks, and essential school supplies. Others might be "partial," covering a percentage of tuition, or specific items like extracurricular activity fees or school trips. Always check the specific details of each scholarship program.
- How can I apply for a primary school scholarship?
(Example Content) The application process usually involves submitting an application form, the student's academic records or reports, and often a personal statement from the parent/guardian or the student themselves. Some scholarships may require letters of recommendation from teachers, proof of financial need, or a brief interview. Application forms and guidelines are generally available on the school's or scholarship provider's website.
- What are the key selection criteria, and when are scholarship recipients usually notified?
(Example Content) Key selection criteria often include academic performance, demonstrated character and leadership potential, participation in school or community activities, and financial need. The timeline for notification varies; typically, applicants are informed within a few weeks to a few months after the application deadline, often before the start of the new academic year. Specific dates will be communicated by the scholarship provider.