A Scholarship at Glenaeon represents an opportunity of a lifetime. Students and families benefit from the opportunity to experience the unique qualities of a Glenaeon education, and the school benefits by attracting students of potential and character to be part of our community.

The number of Scholarships offered varies from year to year. A Scholarship provides tuition fee relief, either in part, or full, but does not include the Class Activity Fee, co-curricular fees or other curriculum related fees which are payable.

All scholarship students will have their progress reviewed annually.

Please note that scholarship applications for 2025 have now closed.

Scholarship applications for 2026 open October 14, 2024.

Closing date for 2026 scholarships is Monday 10 March, 2025.

The awarding of a Scholarship will be based on:

• the merit of a written application
• an academic school-developed assessment (Year 7 only)
• an interview.

The school assessment for Year 7 entry is held in May and June each year, with interviews and auditions being conducted throughout June. The results and award of the scholarships are be communicated to applicants in writing by the end of June.

Awarding of Scholarships is at the Head of School’s discretion. All details of applications and the award of scholarships are held in strictest confidence.

Generous donors to the Glenaeon Foundation Scholarship Fund enable Glenaeon School to provide a means-tested Scholarship to students who could otherwise not afford to attend the school.

This scholarship reflects the legacy of our school’s founder Sylvia Brose OAM, and we seek applicants who can commit with enthusiasm to the Glenaeon ethos of inspired learning, artistic sensibility and service to others.

Families will be required to provide financial information showing that meeting the cost of school fees makes an enrolment exceptionally difficult. This information will be treated in the strictest confidence.

The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of:

• Academic assessment reflected in school reports and student work (weighting of 50%) plus an entrance assessment to be conducted at the school;
• General all-round ability indicated in a personal Curriculum Vitae and demonstrated outstanding skills in at least two of the following (weighting of 50%)
  • Music
  • Visual Arts
  • Drama
  • Sport
  • Community service
  • Wilderness activities

Applications must include:

1. A handwritten letter of no more than two A4 pages outlining your interests: give some details about activities in which you have been involved over the past two years and why you enjoy them.
2. Your two most recent school reports.

All Applicants are required to show their interest in Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School by submitting a Scholarship Application Form. The Scholarship Application fee is $95.

• Glenaeon Scholarship Application Form (249 KB)

All Applicants must prepare their own letter outlining their interests and achievements and forward to:

Enrolments Registrar, Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School, 5a Glenroy Avenue, Middle Cove, NSW, 2068 or email enrolments@glenaeon.nsw.edu.au by the closing date.

The application must include:

• Application to Register for Scholarship and the $95 Scholarship Application fee
• A handwritten letter outlining why the Applicant thinks he/she should be considered for the Scholarship. The letter should be no more than two A4 pages.
• The Applicant’s two most recent school reports

For Year 7 entry there will be an assessment held at the school at a date which will be advised to applicants. Interviews will be held at the school for all scholarships, to be arranged between the school and the applicant.

Prior to a formal offer of the Sylvia Brose Scholarship being made, parents will be asked to submit a Statutory Declaration and a copy of the two most recent tax returns for both parents.

The successful applicants will be made an offer by telephone and in writing with details of the terms of the Scholarship.