Scholarships

Academic Scholarships are offered for students entering Years 7 to 11 who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of:

1. Examination success
2. Demonstrated academic achievement
3. Successful interview with selection panel

Exams will be held on Saturday 7 March 2026, 8am-1pm.

Applications are now closed.

General Excellence Scholarships are offered to students entering Years 7-11 who demonstrate high levels of academic achievement, evidence of leadership or community service and significant co-curricular participation.

Candidates for General Excellence Scholarship apply as Academic candidates.

Applications are now closed.

The Principal's Scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate exceptional achievements across multiple areas of school life, including academics, leadership, and personal contributions.

This scholarship honours students who excel in various domains, reflecting the school's commitment to recognising well-rounded individuals who embody the school's core values and contribute significantly to the school community.

Criteria:

• Academic Excellence: High academic performance and intellectual curiosity.
• Leadership: Demonstrated leadership qualities through school or community involvement.
• Character: Strong moral character and personal integrity.
• Contribution: Impact on the school's mission and values.

Candidates for Principal's Scholarship should apply as Academic candidates.

Applications are now closed.

Music Scholarships are offered to students who demonstrate a high level of performance on at least one instrument and/or vocal performance.

Auditions open across all instrumentalists and vocalists.

Students are required to submit short video performances on their chosen instrument/s and/or vocal performances at the time of application.

Students will be shortlisted from these auditions. Successful shortlisted applicants will be invited to attend an in-person audition in March 2026.

Applications are now closed.

Sunshine Coast Grammar School highly values and supports students who are passionate about sport. As a school we are proud to offer Sport Scholarship opportunities for students entering Year 7 to Year 11 in 2027.

We are committed to supporting aspiring athletes as they work to achieve their goals and have introduced our Roar Performance program to assist them on their sporting journeys, all successful applicants will be automatically accepted into our Roar Performance Program.

Students applying for a Sports Scholarship should demonstrate evidence of representation in their sport/sports at a high level (regional, state or national level) and a commitment to representing Grammar with passion and purpose. There is an expectation that scholarship holders will represent the school in both school and club sports (where an applicable club team exists).

The scholarship panel may interview outstanding candidates prior to the closing date.

Applications close Friday, 7 August.

The PMSA Teacher Education Scholarships are now open for 2026.

Available to either current Year 12 students or recent graduates (last two years) from our PMSA schools, the scholarships are each worth $2,000 per year for up to four years of study for suitable students entering an undergraduate teacher education degree or early childhood education course.

This is a great opportunity for our graduates looking to pursue a future career in teaching and early childhood education.

For more information visit the Scholarships page on the PMSA website via the button below.

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The Presbyterian and Methodist Schools Association (PMSA) and Sunshine Coast Grammar School are committed to supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students through our Indigenous Scholarship and Bursary Program.

The program aims to provide opportunities for Indigenous students to access a Sunshine Coast Grammar education, recognising that every family's circumstances are unique. Applications are welcomed from eligible families and are considered on a case-by-case basis, with scholarships and bursaries awarded at the Principal's discretion.

Families interested in applying are encouraged to contact the Scholarship team at scholarships@scgs.qld.edu.au to discuss their circumstances and the application process. All enquiries and applications are treated with sensitivity and confidentiality.

In addition to financial support, Sunshine Coast Grammar is committed to fostering a culturally inclusive environment where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and perspectives are valued and celebrated. While the School does not operate a standalone Indigenous education program, Indigenous perspectives are embedded throughout school life through initiatives such as:

• First Nations Student Ambassadors;
• Recognition and celebration of significant cultural events and days of significance;
• Guest presenters and cultural educators;
• Curriculum experiences that incorporate Indigenous perspectives across a range of learning areas.

These initiatives reflect our commitment to creating a respectful, inclusive and culturally rich learning environment where all students are encouraged to learn from and appreciate Australia's First Nations cultures. In addition to this program, eligible senior students may also be able to access external funding opportunities such as the Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Foundation (QATSIF), subject to eligibility requirements.

Contact the Scholarships team for further details: scholarships@scgs.qld.edu.au