How to apply for a Scholarship

An application for a Scholarship can be submitted online all year round.

First, review our Scholarship options and identify which best applies to your child.

The application process begins via the TRAC website:

Your application needs to include the following:

  • Evidence of age identity, and Australian citizenship or permanent residency status.
  • A personal letter of reference (non-family member or teacher).
  • Current school academic and school reports from the last two years (copies).
  • Most recent NAPLAN report or equivalent (copies).
  • A recent school photograph.
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Answer the following questions:

From the applicant

  1. In approximately 400 words, outline the attributes, dispositions and personal achievements that make you an outstanding applicant for a TRAC Scholarship. In your response also outline the contribution you would make to the broader life of the College should your application be successful.
  2. Submit a curriculum vitae (CV), outlining academic awards, leadership roles held, sporting achievements, representative team experience, co-curricular activities and community service roles. Include dates and a brief explanation where necessary.

From the parent/carer

  1. In 150 words or less, outline your family’s reasons for applying for a TRAC Scholarship for your child.

To note

  • Scholarships are awarded year round—however, not all Scholarships listed may be offered every year.
  • Students may apply for more than one Scholarship category.
  • The Scholarship Program is only open to permanent residents of Australia or those who hold Australian citizenship.
  • To apply for a Scholarship the applicant must have already made a formal enrolment application to TRAC including payment of the application fee online.
  • Current students are not required to submit a new enrolment application but they must complete the Scholarship application, including payment of the application fee, within the stated timelines.
  • TRAC does not provide a report on the results of a Scholarship application, examination, audition or interview.
  • The Principal has the final decision to offer a Scholarship and the level of bursary.
  • If a recipient does not meet the expectations of the Program or TRAC standards more broadly, the College reserves the right to rescind the Scholarship.
  • Unsuccessful applicants may reapply in subsequent years for the same or a different Scholarship. The Scholarship application fee payable each year may be subject to change without notice.

STEPS AFTER SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION:

For Scholarships

  • All applicants will be carefully reviewed against the selection criteria.
  • Unsuccessful applicants are advised via email.
  • A shortlist of applicants will progress to in-person interview.
  • Successful Scholarship applications will be advised via email.

2028 Scholarships

Principal’s Scholarship of Excellence

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Bursary: up to 50% of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for the remainder of the Scholar’s enrolment.

Academic

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Remission: up to 50% of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for the remainder of the Scholar’s enrollment.

Performing Arts

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Remission:up to 50% of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for the remainder of the Scholar’s enrollment.

Touch Football

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Remission: up to 50% of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for the remainder of the Scholar’s enrollment.

Football (Soccer)

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Remission: up to 50% of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for the remainder of the Scholar’s enrollment.

Academic

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Description

A recipient of an Academic Scholarship:

  • Has an exemplary work ethic and consistent application to all academic pursuits.
  • Consistently works towards and/or achieves at their academic potential and in all areas of College life.
  • Acts as a role model to others through striving for academic excellence.
  • Commits to give freely of their time to College events and activities.
  • Makes a positive contribution to the life of the College.
  • Willingly participates in a range of academic and College-related activities.

Notes

All applicants must meet a minimum standard regardless of the award, and submit a complete online application.

Provide:

  • Evidence of age, identity and Australian citizenship or permanent residency status.
  • A personal letter of reference from someone other than a family member or teacher.
  • Copies of academic and school reports for the last two years from their current school.
  • A copy of their most recent NAPLAN report or equivalent.

Eligibility

The student must:

  • Have an exemplary record of excellence in academic achievement (mostly A-grades in most subjects) over a consistent period of time.
  • Have a record of high achievement (e.g. in-school or external academic awards) in at least three subject areas.
  • Show evidence of having undertaken leadership or service roles in their school or broader community.
  • Be able to articulate a clear vision of future academic goals and a plan to achieve them.

Entitlements

  • Guaranteed place at the School for new enrolling scholars.
  • Up to 75% remission of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for remainder of the scholar’s enrolment.

Obligations

  • Demonstrate consistent application to studies and maintain a very high level of academic progress across all subject areas.
  • Maintain exemplary standards of behaviour, effort and involvement.
  • Make a positive and significant contribution to the academic and broader life of the School.
  • Participate in a range of co-curricular and School-related activities.
  • Act as an ambassador for the School as required.
  • Participate in bi-annual review of all-round performance.

Exclusions

  • Costs of excursions, tours and Camps.
  • Textbooks and uniforms.
  • Individual subject fees and technology fees.

Performing Arts

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4-12

Description

A recipient of an Performing Arts Scholarship:

  • Has an exemplary work ethic and consistent application to artistic pursuits.
  • Demonstrates excellence in The Arts.
  • Consistently works towards and/or achieves at their potential in all areas of School life, and in particular, The Arts.
  • Commits to give freely of their time to all Creative/Performing Arts events and activities as required, as well as broader School events and activities.
  • Makes a positive contribution to The Arts and the broader School.
  • Willingly participates in a range of educational and School-related activities alongside The Arts.

Notes

All applicants must meet a minimum standard regardless of the award, and:

  • Submit a complete online application.


Provide:

  • Evidence of age, identity and Australian citizenship or permanent residency status.
  • A personal letter of reference from someone other than a family member or teacher.
  • A portfolio of evidence of current progress in Photography or Visual Arts or most recent performances in Performing Arts.
  • Copies of academic and school reports for the last two years from their current school.
  • A copy of their most recent NAPLAN report or equivalent.

NOTE: This application should reflect the chosen Performing Arts discipline–Music, Dance, Drama, Photography or Visual Arts.

Eligibility

The student must:

  • Have a record of excellence in artistic pursuits over a consistent period of time.
  • Provide evidence of commitment to a range of relevant artistic pursuits over a consistent period of time.
  • Show evidence of active participation and success in relevant artistic pursuits in their school or broader community.

Entitlements

  • Guaranteed place at the School for new enrolling scholars.
  • Up to 75% remission of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for remainder of the scholar’s enrolment

Obligations

  • Demonstrate consistent application to studies and maintain a sound level of academic progress across all subject areas.
  • Demonstrate consistent high performance in The Arts.
  • Maintain exemplary standards of behaviour, effort and involvement.
  • Take part in curricular Arts from Years 4–10, then strongly consider curricular Arts in Years 11–12.
  • Demonstrate willingness and commitment to give freely of their time to co-curricular Arts events and activities, particularly those related to artistic pursuits, including:
    • Dance: Dance Company, Dance Fest, etc.
    • Drama: School Musical, Encore, Senior Production, etc.
    • Visual Arts.
    • Photography.
  • Act as a role model for younger students with motivation, enthusiasm and commitment to The Arts.
  • Aid Arts staff with the running of Creative/Performing Arts events if required.
  • Develop skills in leadership and demonstrate the willingness to publicly represent The Arts, both at School and in the community.
  • Encourage participation in The Arts throughout the School and broader community.
  • Maintain a collaborative manner with peers and teachers.
  • Make a positive and significant contribution to the artistic and broader life of the School.
  • Act as an ambassador for the School as required.
  • Participate in bi-annual review of all-round performance.

Exclusions

  • Costs of excursions, tours and Camps.
  • Individual subject fees and technology fees.
  • Textbooks and uniforms.
  • Instrument Hire
  • School Development Contribution.

Sport Scholarship

YEAR OF ENTRY: 4–12

Description

A recipient of a Sport Scholarship:

  • Has an exemplary work ethic and consistent application to all sporting pursuits.
  • Consistently works towards and/or achieves at their potential in all areas of School life, and in particular, Sport.
  • Commits to give freely of their time to sporting events and activities, as well as broader School events and activities.
  • Makes a positive contribution to sporting life at TRAC.
  • Willingly participates in a range of educational and School-related activities alongside Sport.

Notes

All applicants must meet a minimum standard regardless of the award, and submit a complete online application.

Provide:

  • Evidence of age, identity and Australian citizenship or permanent residency status.
  • A personal letter of reference from someone other than a family member or teacher.
  • Copies of academic and school reports for the last two years from their current school.
  • A copy of their most recent NAPLAN report or equivalent.

Eligibility

The student must:

  • Have a record of active participation and success in a variety of sporting pursuits.
  • Ideally, and where pathways allow, be a member of a representative team in one or more Sports at a national and/or international level.
  • Commit to joining a TRAC team in at least one summer and winter Sport.
  • Have the ability to articulate future sporting goals and a plan to achieve them.
  • Show eagerness to embrace the breadth of opportunities on offer at TRAC.
  • Have a collaborative attitude towards peers and teachers.
  • Show potential and desire to lead, mentor and support peers at TRAC.

Entitlements

  • Guaranteed place at the School for new enrolling scholars.
  • Up to 75% remission of tuition fees from Years 4–12, or for remainder of the scholar’s enrolment.

Obligations

  • Demonstrate consistent application to studies and maintain a sound level of academic progress across all subject areas.
  • Demonstrate consistent high performance in individual and/or team Sports.
  • Maintain exemplary standards of behaviour, effort, involvement and progress.
  • Give freely of their time to School events and activities, particularly sporting events.
  • Make a positive and significant contribution to the sporting life of the School by representing TRAC and other representative teams sporting teams as appropriate.
  • Act as an ambassador for the broader School as required.
  • Participate in bi-annual review of all-round performance.

Exclusions

  • Costs of excursions, tours, Gala Days and Camps.
  • Individual subject fees and technology fees.
  • Textbooks and equipment.
  • Co-curricular Sport Charges.

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