- results of the academic testing (varying degrees depending on scholarship type)
- merit and aptitude evidenced through relevant reports and supporting documentation provided as part of the application
- an audition, where applicable
- an interview
- the provision of additional evidence of financial circumstances dependent on the scholarship being considered
All Scholarships are awarded on the basis of:
To be eligible for a Scholarship at Wesley College, candidates must have Australian citizenship or be a permanent resident of Australia.
Students awarded Scholarships are required to contribute fully to the life of the College, including maintaining standards as outlined in the scholarship category. The College reviews a scholar’s performance annually. It reserves the right to withdraw scholarships offered in circumstances where the terms of the specific Scholarship have not been met.
The College reserves the right to request the completion of the financial assistance form each year for the duration of a means-tested scholarship. Families may be required to declare their financial position to the College annually. If there are any significant changes in circumstances, the College reserves the right to amend the terms and amount of the scholarship at its sole discretion.
Scholarships are granted with the expectation that a student will complete Year 12 at Wesley College. Should this not occur, then the College, in its sole discretion, may require that the value equivalent to part, or all, of the Scholarship fee reductions be payable to the College.
Before the end of each school year, each scholarship recipient will be required to submit a written statement of their contribution to and achievements at the College. This statement should be provided to the Scholarship Committee, which may provide it in whole or part to donors who have supported scholarships and to the College community through various publications and communications.
The number, value and campus assigned to each scholarship awarded in a given year may vary at the discretion of the Principal. Applicants may nominate their preferred Campus however, the College reserves the right to allocate scholarships solely at its own discretion.
A scholarship offer does not generally cover other costs such as the Infrastructure Levy (Notebook Computer program), consolidated charges, uniforms, books, Clunes residential living expenses (Year 9), additional music tuition and all optional camps and tours. In exceptional circumstances, such costs may be covered in accordance with the request for consideration of means through the submission of a financial assistance form.
A scholarship may not be transferred from one campus to another except at the express discretion of the Principal.
A scholarship may not be deferred for a later year of entry.
All scholarship applicants, including current Wesley and Old Collegian families, pay two separate fees:
- a non-refundable Wesley College application fee of $30, paid when you submit the Scholarship Application form
- an EduTest registration fee of $104.50, paid directly to EduTest when you register for the assessment.
All decisions will be at the discretion of the Scholarship Committee. Offers will be final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
These Scholarship Terms and Conditions form part of the contract between Wesley College and the parents or guardians who accept the Offer of Enrolment by signing and returning the acceptance form.
