Applications for scholarships for students entering Years 7, 10 and 11 in 2027 are now open.
Applications for scholarships for students entering Years 7, 10 and 11 in 2027 are now open.
Our scholarships support talented students across academic, general excellence and music categories, offering opportunities to excel in a vibrant learning environment.
The following types of scholarships are available.
Academic Scholarships are awarded to students who are committed to their studies and strive for excellence. They are based on a student's ability to thrive academically, while contributing to school life in a positive and enthusiastic way.
Music Scholarships are available for skilled instrumentalists or vocalists who bring passion and positivity to the arts at their current school.
General Excellence Scholarships recognise students who display good academic performance, actively contribute to school life and excel in a particular area such as the arts, leadership, sport or community service.
Academic Scholarships are awarded to students who are committed to their studies and strive for excellence. They are based on a student's ability to thrive academically, while contributing to school life in a positive and enthusiastic way.
Music Scholarships are available for skilled instrumentalists or vocalists who bring passion and positivity to the arts at their current school.
General Excellence Scholarships recognise students who display good academic performance, actively contribute to school life and excel in a particular area such as the arts, leadership, sport or community service.
Students in Years 6, 9, and 10 (in 2026) may apply for scholarships to commence in Years 7, 10 and 11 in 2027.
Music applicants are expected to be at least Grade 4 AMEB (or equivalent) for Year 7 entry and at least Grade 5 AMEB for Years 10 and 11.
Scholarships are available to both external applicants and current All Saints students.
All scholarships are subject to annual review based on academic performance and adherence to school values.
Below, you鈥檒l find key information to guide you through the application process, important dates and what to expect on Scholarship Day.
We look forward to receiving your application and welcoming the next generation of All Saints scholars.
All Saints offers a limited number of scholarships based on academic, general excellence, or musical ability. Scholarships provide a concession of 25% or 50% off academic tuition fees. Music Scholarship recipients also receive free music lessons on one instrument as nominated by the Director of Performing Arts.
Scholarships are available across three categories:
Scholarship awards are determined based on the candidate's performance in the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) Scholarship Test, their resume and an interview with the School Principal or a delegate.
An information session will be held on Friday 23 January 2026 at All Saints. The session is designed for students and parents to gain an overview of the Scholarship Day, including:
This session helps students feel at ease about the application process and provides an opportunity for parents to ask questions.
To apply for a scholarship, complete the online Scholarship Application Form via the link below.
As part of the form, you will be asked to upload:
At the end of the form, you will be directed to complete the ACER Scholarship Test registration and make the $150 payment.
Please ensure your application is submitted, including the ACER registration, by Monday 27 January 2026 at 11pm AEST. Late submissions cannot be accepted.
We recommend completing your application at least 48 hours before the deadline to avoid any last-minute technical issues.
On Saturday 14 February 2026, applicants should arrive at the Nairn Theatre by 8.15am. Scholarship tests will conclude at approximately 11.30am, with light refreshments provided during breaks.
What to bring:
Students are encouraged to wear comfortable, casual clothing. Please note, mobile phones are not allowed in the exam room.
Parents are welcome to either drop off their child or stay on campus. A guided school tour will commence shortly after student drop-off, followed by morning tea.
Shortlisted Music Scholarship applicants will also participate in an in-person audition on the same day, following the written exams. Full details about the live audition process can be found in the Music Scholarship section below.
Music Scholarship applicants are required to submit a video audition as part of their online application. Your video audition must be submitted by the application deadline (Monday 27 January 2026).
Shortlisted applicants will be notified of their video audition outcome on Monday 3 February 2026. Applicants who are not shortlisted for a Music Scholarship will automatically be considered for a General Excellence Scholarship.
Shortlisted candidates will then be invited to a live audition at the Holloway Music Centre on Scholarship Day, following the written exams.
You will be emailed your audition time in advance. Please arrive 20 minutes early to complete a short musical background questionnaire.
You will be asked to prepare:
An excerpt from your current repertoire (accompanied for vocalists, unaccompanied for instrumentalists).
A second piece if piano is your primary instrument and you also play a secondary instrument.
You may also be asked to complete a short sight-reading and aural skills exercise.
Following the exams, selected applicants will be contacted within six weeks to schedule an interview with the School Principal or a designated staff member.
Final results will be available through ACER starting Monday 20 March 2026.
For all enquiries, please email or call 07 5530 2855.
鈥淢y 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.鈥�鈥� Adelaide Hooper, General Excellence Scholarship recipient
鈥淥ne 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鈥檝e found it very helpful as I鈥檓 learning from someone with similar experiences and understandings. I can really relate to my teachers.鈥�鈥� Ryo Takamizawa, Music Scholarship recipient
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