The Academic Excellence Scholarship recognises boys who demonstrate consistently high academic achievement, a strong work ethic, and the character to contribute positively to the St Kevin’s College community. This scholarship supports students who are eager to embrace the academic opportunities of the College and who show a commitment to learning, participation and personal growth. This scholarship offers a 40% discount on tuition fees.
- Applications for entry into Year 7 2027 are open now, and will close on Thursday 30 April. The Year 7 Academic Excellence Scholarship will take place on Saturday 9 May at 1.30pm.
- Applications for entry into Year 9 2027 are open now, and will close on Thursday 14 May. The Year 9 Academic Excellence Scholarship will take place on Saturday 23 May 1.30pm.
Eligibility
Applicants must be:
- Entering Year 7 or Year 9.
- Scholarships may only be awarded to students who are permanent residents or citizens of Australia.
Selection criteria
Shortlisting and selection are based on evidence of:
- Applicants are expected to rank within the top 5% of students undertaking approved ACER testing.
- Outstanding academic results across the four most recent student reports.
- Outstanding behaviour and effort across the four most recent student reports.
- A character reference, provided in the format requested by the College.
- General SKC Enrolment Criteria apply.
Application and assessment process
- All applicants are required to undertake ACER testing.
- Only shortlisted applicants will be invited to the interview stage.
- Unsuccessful applicants will be notified via email in due course.
Scholarship duration and review
The Academic Excellence Scholarship is intended to apply for the duration of a student’s enrolment at St Kevin’s College. Scholarship recipients are reviewed every two years, with consideration given to ongoing academic engagement, conduct and overall participation in College life.
Ongoing expectations
Recipients are expected to uphold the standards of St Kevin’s College in both learning and conduct. Any significant behavioural matters may result in the scholarship being reviewed.