Scholarships

Year 7, Year 10 or Year 11 entry (Means-Tested)

The Foundation Scholarship is means-tested and fully covers tuition fees. Funding for the scholarship is provided by members of our school community who wish to give the opportunity of a Roseville College education to a student who would otherwise not have the means to attend the College. It is therefore open only to new students, who will be entering Year 7, Year 10 or Year 11, in 2025.

The remission of tuition fees will be maintained until the completion of Year 12, subject to satisfactory academic progress and exemplary behaviour, as determined by an annual review.

How to apply for a Foundation Scholarship:

Step 1: Download and complete the Application form HERE

Step 2: Download and complete the Financial Statement form HERE

Step 3: Complete the Foundation Scholarship application HERE, and attach the two above-mentioned completed documents, as well as all other supporting documents, as required.

Applications close on Friday 13 September 2024.

Year 7, Year 10 and Year 11 entry

Academic scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence, as determined by the scholarship examination (conducted by Academic Assessment Services) held at Roseville College. Supporting documentation, including school reports, NAPLAN and other external competition reports are also taken into consideration. Students will also be required to submit a cover letter, addressed to the Principal, Ms Deb Magill.

Short-listed candidates only will be invited to the next stage, which is an interview with the Principal.

How to apply

Complete the Academic Scholarship application.

During the online application process, students will be required to answer a number of questions about their application, and supporting documentation will need to be uploaded. The required documentation for each scholarship is listed in the scholarship description during registration.

Application deadline

All documentation must be uploaded and applications completed by the date of closure on Friday 2 February 2024.

Scholarship examination

By completing the application you will automatically be registered for the scholarship examination. All scholarship applicants, regardless of which scholarship is applied for, must sit the scholarship examination on Saturday 24 February 2024. This examination is administered by Academic Assessment Services, but is held at the College.

Year 7 and Year 10 entry

All-Rounder scholarships are awarded on the basis of all-round excellence, including assessment by the scholarship examination (conducted by Academic Assessment Services) held at Roseville College.

These scholarships are offered to students who show all-round ability and a willingness to actively involve themselves in the co-curricular life of the school, coupled with a demonstrated involvement in community service and/or student leadership programs.

In support of their application, students will be required to upload a three (3) minute video. The video should highlight achievements and contributions within their school and the community including Christian/community service, leadership, performing/creative arts, public speaking and sport. Please note, we expect the video to be prepared by the student.

Short-listed candidates only will be invited to the next stage, which is an interview with the Principal, Ms Deb Magill.

How to apply

1. Complete the Academic Scholarship application first.

All applicants must first apply for an academic scholarship (including All-Rounder applicants). Once you have completed the Academic Scholarship application, you are then able to register for additional scholarships including All-Rounder scholarships as applicable, at no extra cost. During the online application process, students will be required to answer a number of questions about their application and supporting documentation will need to be uploaded. The required documentation for each scholarship is listed in the scholarship description during registration.

2. Complete the All-Rounder Scholarship application online.

Once the Academic Scholarship application is completed, you will be able to select the option to apply for the All-Rounder Scholarship. To further support their All-Rounder Scholarship application, students will be required to upload a three (3) minute video, as detailed above.

Application deadline

All documentation, including student video, must be uploaded and applications completed by the date of closure on Friday 2 February 2024.

Scholarship examination

By completing the application, you will automatically be registered for the scholarship examination. All scholarship applicants, regardless of which scholarship is applied for, must sit the scholarship examination on Saturday 24 February 2024. This examination is administered by Academic Assessment Services, but is held at the College.

Year 7 2025 and Years 8-11 2025

Music scholarships are awarded to students based on demonstrated musical excellence. Candidates should also display evidence of participation in school music programs. We offer Music scholarships in two age categories, as follows:

Year 7 Music Scholarship

Senior Music Scholarship (for students entering Years 8–11)*

*Please note that the Senior Music Scholarship will be awarded to one student only, and is open to students entering Year 8, Year 9, Year 10 or Year 11, in 2025.

The granting of a scholarship will take into consideration the results of the scholarship test, relevant supporting documentation, the audition process, and an interview.

The audition process consists of two rounds:

Round 1 – Video Audition Submission
Candidates are asked to prepare, record, and upload a video recording of two contrasting pieces to a maximum time of 10 minutes. Excerpts of longer works are acceptable, and the videos can be recorded with or without accompaniment. Video auditions will be assessed, and shortlisted applicants will be invited to proceed to the live audition round. Notifications will be sent via email to all applicants by Wednesday 7 February.

Round 2 – Live Audition
Candidates should perform a 10-minute program of two contrasting pieces, at least one of which must be performed with piano accompaniment (for all instruments except Piano). These pieces can be repeated from Round 1. Applicants are responsible for providing their own accompanist. Candidates will also be assessed on their aural and sight-reading skills. These auditions will be held at Roseville College, on 26 & 27 February, from 3:30pm. Specific times will be detailed in an invitation email.

Following the live auditions, applicants will be short-listed for the final stage, which is an interview with the Principal.

Recipients of a Music scholarship are required to undertake elective music studies to HSC level and to be involved in a range of music activities, as instructed by the Head of Music.

The minimum AMEB standard (or equivalent) suggested for audition selection is as follows:

How to apply – Year 7, Year 10 or Year 11

1. Complete the Academic Scholarship application.

For students who will be in Year 7, Year 10 or Year 11 in 2025, applicants must first apply for an Academic Scholarship. Once you have completed the Academic Scholarship application, you are then able to register for additional scholarships including Music scholarships as applicable, at no extra cost. During the online application process, students will be required to answer a number of questions about their application and supporting documentation and a video audition will need to be uploaded. The required documentation for each scholarship is listed in the scholarship description during registration.

2. Complete Music Scholarship application online.

Once the Academic Scholarship application is completed, you will be able to select the option to apply for the Music Scholarship. To further support their Music Scholarship application, students will be required to upload relevant documentation as proof of meeting the required AMEB standard (or equivalent), as detailed above.

How to apply – Year 8 or Year 9

1. Complete the Senior Music Scholarship application.

Please note, for students who will be in Year 8 or 9 in 2025 and are applying for the Senior Music Scholarship, your application process is a little different. Your application will register you for the scholarship examination and therefore you do NOT need to apply for an Academic Scholarship. During the online application process, students will be required to answer a number of questions about their application and supporting documentation and a video audition will need to be uploaded. The required documentation for each scholarship is listed in the scholarship description during registration.

Scholarship examination

By completing the application, you will automatically be registered for the scholarship examination. All scholarship applicants, regardless of which scholarship is applied for, must sit the scholarship examination on Saturday 24 February 2024. This examination is administered by Academic Assessment Services, but is held at the College.

Application deadline

All documentation must be uploaded and applications completed by the date of closure on Friday 2 February 2024.