Scholarships

Available to new students entering the School in Year 6 2023. Recipients will be able to demonstrate all-round excellence in academic and co-curricular pursuits, including sport, performing arts, service and leadership.

Application: Online submission and interview for short-listed candidates
Benefit: 30% of tuition fees per annum from Year 6 until the end of Year 12

Available to new students entering Year 7 2023. Recipients will display all-round excellence in academic and co-curricular pursuits, including sport, performing arts, service and leadership.

Application: Online submission and interview for shortlisted candidates
Benefit: 50% remission of tuition fees per annum from Year 7 until the end of Year 12

Awarded to a new student entering Year 7 to Year 11 to complete their schooling at Westminster. The scholarship intends to reward and encourage students who demonstrate a commitment to self-improvement, show tenacity and strong work ethic and who achieve consistently high performance in each of three areas:

• Academics
• Co-curricular involvement (particularly sport)
• Community involvement

The Thomas Scholarship recipient will be an all-rounder student who shows the potential to develop into a leader in the Westminster and wider community.

Application: Online submission and interview for shortlisted candidates
Benefit: 50% remission on tuition fees per annum until the end of Year 12.

Awarded annually to a new or existing student entering Year 7 2023 at Westminster School. Applicants must be able to demonstrate a willingness and capacity to make a significant contribution to Performing Arts in one or more of the following disciplines: Music, Drama or Dance.

Criteria: Fricker Performing Arts Scholarship Criteria
Assessment: Online submission and audition for shortlisted candidates
Benefit: 50% remission of tuition fees per annum from Year 7 to 12.

Available to new or existing students entering Year 10 at Westminster School in 2023. The student must be the child or grandchild of an Old Scholar. The recipient will possess outstanding personal qualities and ability in both the academic and co-curricular areas. The intention is that any family can benefit only once from this scholarship.

Assessment: Online submission and interview for shortlisted candidates
Benefit: 30% remission of tuition fees per annum for Years 10 - 12

Awarded to new students entering Year 10 or 11 at Westminster School. The recipients will display all-round excellence in academic and co-curricular pursuits, including sport, performing arts, service and leadership.

Application process: Online submission and interview for shortlisted candidates
Benefit: 50% remission of tuition fees per annum until the end of Year 12

Available to a new student entering Year 10 in 2023. Recipients must be students who excel in Mathematics and who fulfil pre-determined criteria such as test results, performance in competitions and a selection interview. Scholarship holders must study the two highest units of Mathematics at Year 12 and show a sufficient all-round ability to make the most of their opportunities at Westminster.

Application: Online submission, Mathematics exam and interview for shortlisted candidates
Benefit: 50% remission of tuition fees per annum from Year 10 until the end of Year 12

The Clifford Boomsma Boarding Scholarship is awarded each year to new boarding students entering Years 7 to 10 at Westminster School in 2023.
The recipients will be all-rounders who display outstanding personal qualities and ability, in both the academic and co-curricular areas. One of the scholarships is reserved for a son or daughter of an ICPA (Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association of Australia) member.

Application process: Online submission and interview for short-listed candidates
Benefit: 50% remission of the boarding fees (excluding tuition) per annum until the end of Year 12

The Indigenous Youth Leadership Program (IYLP) offers scholarships and leadership opportunities to young Indigenous Australians. The IYLP is offered in conjunction with Westminster School.

The Indigenous Youth Leadership Program

Working in partnership with Westminster School, the IYLP is run by The Smith Family, with funding support through the National Indigenous Australians Agency. The Government-funded program aims to close the gaps in Indigenous educational disadvantage by creating greater access to additional education choice for Indigenous students, particularly those from remote and very remote areas of the country.

In addition to helping Indigenous students achieve their educational aspirations, the IYLP supports the development of positive role models and leaders to inspire other Indigenous students.

2021 IYLP Scholarships are now closed.

Application Process

• Applications for 2023 entry will open in March 2022.
• Shortlisted students will be required to attend a personal interview at St Augustine’s College with the IYLP Manager, Leanne Smith, and a representative of Westminster School.
• Information, criteria, application forms and other details are available from The Smith Family via the 2022 IYLP Application Kit when it is available.
• For more information click here.

If you have any questions, please contact the IYLP Manager, Leanne Smith, by email leanne.smith@thesmithfamily.com.au or telephone +61 8 8224 1402.

Application for admission to Westminster School must be made at the same time as the application for an IYLP Scholarship.

For further information about Westminster School, please also make contact with Enrolments Manager, Darin Betro ('83) on T: +61 8 8276 0230 or via Email.