Woodleigh School Scholarships
For Entry into Year 7, 2025
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: FRIDAY 10 MAY 2024
General Information
The Woodleigh School Board is pleased to be able to offer Community Scholarships to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. The Scholarships are for entry into Year 7 2025 for students who do not currently attend the school and who would otherwise be unable to attend. The opportunities afforded by a Woodleigh education is a life-changing and transformative for individuals and their families.
Community Scholarship
Woodleigh School welcomes applications from students of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage who feel they have much to offer our school community. The Community Scholarship will be awarded on the basis of sound academic potential, a strong desire to learn, and the willingness to participate fully in the co-curricular life of the school. This includes a connection to culture, leadership skills, citizenship qualities and a willingness to be part of Woodleigh School's Reconciliation Group.
Students are expected to make the most of all opportunities afforded to them at Woodleigh and parent(s) will actively support every aspect of their schooling. Boarding and homestay facilities are NOT available, so applicants are expected to live with their families/guardians within a commutable distance of the school.
Applications
Applications for the Year 7 2025 Community Scholarships are now open and close on Friday 10 May 2024.
Supporting Documentation
The following documents are required for each scholarship candidate:
- Completed Application for Enrolment, add the application waiver code: 593G68D
- Cover letter outlining the student’s qualities and achievements
- Semester 1, 2023 full school report
- Semester 2, 2023 full school report
- Year 5 NAPLAN test results
- Year 3 NAPLAN test results
- Proof of Aboriginality
- Letter of recommendation from the student’s School Principal or Year 6 teacher
- Other documents providing evidence of the candidate’s commitment to and involvement in their local community
The candidate should also submit a written piece (no longer than 500 words) introducing themselves and telling us about their ‘mob’, family or community. How would they make a positive contribution to the Woodleigh community?
Documents should be addressed to Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments, at enrol@woodleigh.vic.edu.au by the closing date of Friday 10 May 2024. Applications will not be accepted after this date.
Inclusions
- Community Scholarships cover 100% of Tuition Fees and Consolidated Charges and are tenable through to the end of Year 12
- The Student Entry Fee ($900.00) is waived for the successful applicants
- Additional costs, such as uniforms and textbooks, are covered at the Principal's discretion
- Camps are covered, with $600 allocated to our Activities Camp options
- One visit to Ampilatwatja Community
- Valedictory and formals
Expectations
The scholarships are awarded with the intention that the successful candidates will continue through to the end of Year 12 and are subject to annual review by the Principal. If it is felt that the student’s work, behaviour, or attendance is below standard or inappropriate, the Principal reserves the right to withdraw the scholarship with reasonable notice. Applications for this Community Scholarship are only open to students not currently attending Woodleigh School, and who would otherwise be unable to attend.
Students are expected to make the most of all opportunities afforded them and that their parent(s) will actively support every aspect of their schooling.
Results
Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed by the Principal along with Woodleigh's Head of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Programs.
Scholarship offers are strictly confidential and are made at the discretion of the Principal. No correspondence will be entered into. All applicants will receive communication from the school advising the outcome of their application.
Further Information
If you have any further questions regarding Woodleigh School Scholarships, please contact Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments.
03 5971 6100 or enrol@woodleigh.vic.edu.au.
Download Community Scholarship Information
For Entry into Years 5 and 7, 2025
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: FRIDAY 10 MAY 2024
General Information
The Principals - Community and Culture Scholarship is a new Woodleigh scholarship that connects with our Values, Mission Statement and Commitments outlined in the Learning to Thrive Strategic Plan.
Woodleigh is seeking a student looking to become a leader within Woodleigh's student community who is always looking to make a difference and contribute to better outcomes for the community locally and internationally through Woodleigh Community Partnerships and Service Learning opportunities.
Values of Respect for Self, Others and the Environment
Mission Statement - The purposeful development of creative, compassionate, skilful, and resilient young people who can thrive in an ever-changing world.
Commitments:
- Knowing and celebrating the unique strengths, interests, and abilities of all learners
- Fostering a sense of awareness, empathy and identity that supports personal and collective wellbeing
- Encouraging curiosity, initiative, and responsibility in the lifelong pursuit of learning
- Engaging as active citizens of our local and global communities
- Contributing to local, national, and global conversations that promote intercultural understanding
- Acting as stewards for the sustainable use and protection of our natural environment
We will be seeking students who are curious, who continuously challenge and question, and who seek out answers and understanding.
Community and Culture Scholarship
Woodleigh welcomes applications for entry into Years 5 and 7 in 2025 who do not currently attend the school.
Applications
Applications for the Years 5 and 7, 2025 Principals- Community and Culture Scholarships are now open and close on Friday 10 May 2024.
Supporting Documentation
The following documents are required for each scholarship candidate:
- Complete Woodleigh's Application for Enrolment (if you haven't applied previously)
- Complete the Application for Scholarship Testing (compulsory)
- Cover letter outlining the student’s qualities and achievements
- Semester 1, 2023 full school report
- Semester 2, 2023 full school report
- Year 5 NAPLAN test results
- Year 3 NAPLAN test results
- Letters of recommendation
- Option to record a 30-second video or a written piece explaining how you would like to make a difference in the world in which we live.
Applicants should have sound academic potential, a strong desire to learn, and the willingness to give their best to Woodleigh's extensive co-curricular programs. We seek young leaders who are committed to our community and work to better themselves and their peers through active contribution and service.
All scholarship applicants are required to sit the Scholarship Examination to be held on Saturday 18 May 2024.
Creative thinkers who strive for excellence and are dedicated to their community are encouraged to apply.
Documents should be addressed to Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments, at enrol@woodleigh.vic.edu.au by the closing date of Friday 10 May 2024. Applications will not be accepted after this date.
Inclusions
The Principals - Community and Culture Scholarships cover a percentage of Tuition Fees only and is tenable through to the end of Year 12.
Additional costs such as the Consolidated Charges, camps, uniforms and books are not part of the Tuition Fees and are therefore not covered by the scholarship.
Expectations
Receiving the Performing Arts Scholarship is a privilege, and students are responsible for being leaders within our community, adhering to our values of Respect for Self, Others and the Environment. Awardees will participate in an annual scholarship review; this meeting will occur between the Deputy Principal - Community, Culture and Student Experience and the Principal. It will be structured as a mentoring opportunity for scholarship students as they journey through Woodleigh School. They will reflect on what has been achieved and discuss aspirations for the year ahead.
Scholarship Process
Applications are OPEN
Applications close on: Friday 10 May 2024
Compulsory Scholarship Testing: Saturday 18 May 2024
The first round of auditions and interviews will occur in June 2024.
Scholarship offers are strictly confidential and are made at the discretion of the Principal. All applicants will receive communication from the school advising the outcome of their application by the end of June 2024.
Further Information
If you have any further questions regarding Woodleigh School Scholarships, please contact Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments.
For Entry into Years 5 and 7, 2025
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: FRIDAY 10 MAY 2024
General Information
The Performing Arts Scholarship is an opportunity for motivated students interested in joining our Performing Arts community. Woodleigh has a thriving drama and music department with many performance opportunities, including Musicales, Arts Week events, Productions, Cambodia Fundraising events, Soirees, and many band opportunities.
Woodleigh is seeking a scholarship recipient who is either a musician or has a passion for performance. The Scholarships are for entry into Years 5 and 7 2025 for students who do not currently attend the school.
Music
Woodleigh welcomes applications who show evidence of a high degree of talent in their chosen instrument/s. It is expected that applicants can perform to a minimum standard of AMEB Grade 3 (for Year 7 entry) or AMEB Grade 2 (for Year 5 entry), or a comparable level.
Performance
Woodleigh welcomes applications from those who are passionate about performance and would like to contribute to Woodleigh's performances and activities, whether on stage or backstage. Applicants who can provide evidence of previous drama experience, performances, and/or references will support this application.
Applications
Applications for the Years 5 and 7, 2025 Performing Arts Scholarships are now open and close on Friday 10 May 2024.
Supporting Documentation
The following documents are required for each scholarship candidate:
- Complete Woodleigh's Application for Enrolment (if you haven't applied previously)
- Complete the Application for Scholarship Testing (compulsory)
- Cover letter outlining the student’s qualities and achievements
- Semester 1, 2023 full school report
- Semester 2, 2023 full school report
- Year 5 NAPLAN test results
- Year 3 NAPLAN test results
- Letters of recommendation
- Option to record a 30-second video explaining how you would like to contribute to our thriving performing arts department, please share this via a link
Applicants should have sound academic potential, a strong desire to learn, and the willingness to give their best to Woodleigh's extensive co-curricular programs. We seek young leaders who are committed to our community and work to better themselves and their peers through active contribution and service.
All scholarship applicants are required to sit the Scholarship Examination to be held on Saturday 18 May 2024.
Creative thinkers, who strive for excellence and are dedicated to their community, are encouraged to apply.
Documents should be addressed to Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments, at enrol@woodleigh.vic.edu.au by the closing date of Friday 10 May 2024. Applications will not be accepted after this date.
Inclusions
The Performing Arts Scholarships cover a percentage of Tuition Fees only and is tenable through to the end of Year 12.
Additional costs such as the Consolidated Charges, camps, uniforms and books are not part of the Tuition Fees and are therefore not covered by the scholarship.
Expectations
Receiving the Performing Arts Scholarship is a privilege, and students are responsible for being leaders within our community, adhering to our values of Respect for Self, Others and the Environment. Awardees will participate in an annual scholarship review; this meeting will occur between the Director of Music or Head of Drama and the Principal. It will be structured as a mentoring opportunity for scholarship students as they journey through Woodleigh School. They will reflect on what has been achieved and discuss aspirations for the year ahead.
Please note that performance roles are decided on merit, so we cannot guarantee that the scholarship recipient will receive a lead role in performances.
Scholarship Process
Applications are OPEN
Applications close on: Friday 10 May 2024
Compulsory Scholarship Testing: Saturday 18 May 2024
The first round of auditions and interviews will occur in June 2024.
Scholarship offers are strictly confidential and are made at the discretion of the Principal. All applicants will receive communication from the school advising the outcome of their application by the end of June 2024.
Further Information
If you have any further questions regarding Woodleigh School Scholarships, please contact Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments.
For Entry into Years 5 and 7, 2026
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: FRIDAY 26 JULY 2024
General Information
The Academic Scholarships are awarded to the most highly able students. Woodleigh is seeking a curious student looking to question continuously and searching for knowledge and understanding. Students who display outstanding academic ability on the scholarship test will be invited to an interview with the Principal.
Woodleigh's mission is to develop creative, compassionate, skilful, and resilient young people who can thrive in an ever-changing world. Our commitments include:
- Knowing and celebrating the unique strengths, interests, and abilities of all learners
- Fostering a sense of awareness, empathy and identity that supports personal and collective wellbeing
- Encouraging curiosity, initiative, and responsibility in the lifelong pursuit of learning
- Engaging as active citizens of our local and global communities
- Contributing to local, national, and global conversations that promote intercultural understanding
- Acting as stewards for the sustainable use and protection of our natural environment
Academic Scholarship
Woodleigh welcomes applications for entry into Years 5 and 7 in 2026.
Applications
Applications for the Years 5 and 7, 2026 Academic Scholarships are now open and close on Friday 26 July 2024.
Supporting Documentation
The following documents are required for each scholarship candidate:
- Completed Application for Enrolment (if you haven't applied previously)
- Complete the Application for Scholarship Testing (compulsory)
- Cover letter outlining the student’s qualities and achievements
- Semester 2, 2023 full school report
- Semester 1, 2024 full school report
- Year 5 NAPLAN test results
- Year 3 NAPLAN test results
Applicants should have sound academic potential, a strong desire to learn, and the willingness to give their best to Woodleigh's extensive co-curricular programs. We seek young leaders who are committed to our community and work to better themselves and their peers through active contribution and service.
All scholarship applicants are required to sit the Scholarship Examination to be held on Saturday 3 August 2024.
Documents should be addressed to Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments, at enrol@woodleigh.vic.edu.au by the closing date of Friday 26 July 2024. Applications will not be accepted after this date.
Inclusions
The Academic Scholarships cover a percentage of Tuition Fees only and is tenable through to the end of Year 12.
Additional costs such as the Consolidated Charges, camps, uniforms and books are not part of the Tuition Fees and are therefore not covered by the scholarship.
Expectations
Receiving the Academic Scholarship is a privilege, and students are responsible for being leaders within our community, adhering to our values of Respect for Self, Others and the Environment. Awardees will participate in an annual scholarship review; this meeting will occur between the Principal and Deputy Principal, Head of Campus. It will be structured as a mentoring opportunity for scholarship students as they journey through Woodleigh School. They will reflect on what has been achieved and discuss aspirations for the year ahead.
Scholarship Process
Applications are OPEN
Applications close on: Friday 26 July 2024
Compulsory Scholarship Testing: Saturday 3 August 2024
The first round of interviews will occur in mid-August 2024.
Scholarship offers are strictly confidential and are made at the discretion of the Principal. All applicants will receive communication from the school advising the outcome of their application by the end of September 2024.
Further Information
If you have any further questions regarding Woodleigh School Scholarships, please contact Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments.
For Entry into Years 5 and 7, 2026
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: FRIDAY 26 JULY 2024
General Information
Principal’s Scholarships are awarded based on sound academic potential, a strong desire to learn and the willingness to fully participate in the co-curricular life of the school. We seek young leaders who are committed to our community and work to better themselves and their peers through active contribution and service.
Woodleigh's mission is to develop creative, compassionate, skilful, and resilient young people who can thrive in an ever-changing world. Our commitments include:
- Knowing and celebrating the unique strengths, interests, and abilities of all learners
- Fostering a sense of awareness, empathy and identity that supports personal and collective wellbeing
- Encouraging curiosity, initiative, and responsibility in the lifelong pursuit of learning
- Engaging as active citizens of our local and global communities
- Contributing to local, national, and global conversations that promote intercultural understanding
- Acting as stewards for the sustainable use and protection of our natural environment
Principal's Scholarship
Woodleigh welcomes applications for entry into Years 5 and 7 in 2026.
Applications
Applications for the Years 5 and 7, 2026 Principal's Scholarships are now open and close on Friday 26 July 2024.
Supporting Documentation
The following documents are required for each scholarship candidate:
- Completed Application for Enrolment (if you haven't applied previously)
- Complete the Application for Scholarship Testing (compulsory)
- Cover letter outlining the student’s qualities and achievements
- Semester 2, 2023 full school report
- Semester 1, 2024 full school report
- Year 5 NAPLAN test results
- Year 3 NAPLAN test results
Woodleigh is seeking a curious student looking to question continuously and searching for knowledge and understanding.
All scholarship applicants are required to sit the Scholarship Examination to be held on Saturday 3 August 2024.
Documents should be addressed to Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments, at enrol@woodleigh.vic.edu.au by the closing date of Friday 26 July 2024. Applications will not be accepted after this date.
Inclusions
The Principal's Scholarships cover a percentage of Tuition Fees only and is tenable through to the end of Year 12.
Additional costs such as the Consolidated Charges, camps, uniforms and books are not part of the Tuition Fees and are therefore not covered by the scholarship.
Expectations
Receiving the Principal's Scholarship is a privilege, and students are responsible for being leaders within our community, adhering to our values of Respect for Self, Others and the Environment. Awardees will participate in an annual scholarship review; this meeting will occur between the Principal and Deputy Principal, Head of Campus. It will be structured as a mentoring opportunity for scholarship students as they journey through Woodleigh School. They will reflect on what has been achieved and discuss aspirations for the year ahead.
Scholarship Process
Applications are OPEN
Applications close on: Friday 26 July 2024
Compulsory Scholarship Testing: Saturday 3 August 2024
The first round of interviews will occur in mid-August 2024.
Scholarship offers are strictly confidential and are made at the discretion of the Principal. All applicants will receive communication from the school advising the outcome of their application by the end of September 2024.
Further Information
If you have any further questions regarding Woodleigh School Scholarships, please contact Laura Maasburg, Director of Enrolments.