APPLICATIONS FOR 2026 SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE NOW CLOSED
APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE NO CLOSED
Unlock opportunities for students entering Years 7 to 12 in 2026, offering scholarships in academics, sports, music, and community service, with selection based on excellence, commitment, and annual performance review.
2026 Scholarships dates are:Â
Applications Open: Monday, 25 November 2024
Applications Close: Thursday, 20 February 2025
Examination: Saturday, 1 March 2025
Scholarship information for 2027 will be released in June 2026.
Communication is sent to families regarding the opening of scholarship rounds based on those who have submitted an enquiry.
Scholarship opportunities are available for students entering Years 7 to 12 in 2026. These scholarships are a recognition of excellence and dedication in various areas, including academics, sports, music, and the arts. We invite students to take advantage of these opportunities to further their education and personal growth. Please note that the College does not traditionally offer full-tuition scholarships.
It is a requirement of the Scholarship Application that prospective students have an application in to attend the College. This is an additional application via this link, which incurs an additional application fee.
Scholarships we offer:
Academic Scholarships
Academic Scholarships are available for students entering Years 7 to 12 who demonstrate outstanding academic performance in their studies and excel in the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) scholarship examination.
Sports Scholarships
Sports Scholarships are available for students entering Years 7 to 12 who show excellence and commitment to sporting endeavour. That commitment is typically demonstrated through higher-level participation, such as Regional, State, or National representation.Â
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Applicants will not be required to sit the ACER Test, but will be required to submit a Cover Letter, a two-page resume/CV, and two written references from Coaches as part of their application.
Music Scholarships
Music Scholarships are available for students entering Years 7 to 12 who show excellence and commitment to musical endeavour. That commitment is typically demonstrated through reports, performances, and an audition with the College. Â
Students are expected to be of a medium to high standard of playing ability – this equates to approximately Grade 4 Music Examination standard and above. Students do not have to show that they have completed an examination, but they need to be playing/singing at or beyond this standard. Please seek advice from your child’s music teacher if you are unsure of your child’s standard. Furthermore, students will be expected to show their ability to read music, answering questions from the sheet music of the pieces they perform.
Applicants will not be required to sit the ACER Test, but will be required to submit a Cover Letter, a two-page resume/CV, and attend an audition with the College's Head of Music.
Year 10 2025 Service and Leadership Scholarship
Year 10 2026 Service and Leadership Scholarships are available for students entering Year 10 in 2026, who show outstanding commitment to their community through different avenues. This scholarship may be issued as a full academic scholarship.Â
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Applicants will be required to sit the ACER Test and submit a Cover Letter and a two-page resume/CV.
Once the College has received the examination results, shortlisted applicants will be contacted to arrange an interview with the Principal. Shortlisted Music scholarship applicants will be contacted to attend an audition.
The discount amount, length, and number of scholarships offered depend on the number and quality of applicants in each year, with the final decision remaining at the discretion of the College Council.
Retention of a Scholarship is subject to annual review and satisfactory levels of performance, involvement, and behaviour by the recipient.
If you require more information please contact: (07) 5585 9900 or email: scholarships@cac.qld.edu.au.
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