Arts Scholarships
Eligibility for a Creative and Performing Arts Scholarship at Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College is based on a combination of artistic talent, passion, dedication, performance ability, academic standing, commitment to the arts, and potential for artistic growth and achievement.
The Scholarship Committee carefully evaluates each application and performance portfolio to select deserving recipients who embody the values of creativity, expression, and excellence upheld by the College.
To support your application, you’ll find document requirements and scholarship criteria outlined below.
To apply, students will need to provide the following:
Interview: Applicants will be required to participate in an interview to further assess their suitability for the scholarship. This interview may focus on their achievements, leadership experiences, and alignment with College values.
Personal Statement: Applicants are required to submit a personal statement or essay to the Principal outlining why they wish to be educated at Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College. It should also outline their passion for the arts, artistic goals, aspirations, and reasons for applying for the scholarship. The statement must address each of the Creative and Performing Arts Scholarship Criteria found below.
Letters of Recommendation: Applicants are to supply no more than three supporting letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or other individuals familiar with the student’s artistic abilities and character. These letters can provide additional insight into the applicant’s talent, work ethic, and potential for success in the performing arts.
Academic reports: Upload your last four academic reports, NAPLAN results and any academic awards received by the applicant.
Arts Scholarship Criteria
Talent and Skill: Applicants must demonstrate exceptional talent and skill in one or more areas of the arts, such as music or visual arts.
Passion and Dedication: Applicants must display a genuine passion for the arts and a strong commitment to their craft. This may be evidenced by consistent practice, participation in performances or competitions, and a desire to continually improve and grow as an artist.
Artistic Expression: Applicants must exhibit creativity, originality, and artistic expression in their performances. This may include the ability to convey emotion, tell a story, or captivate an audience through their artistic interpretation and expression.
Academic Standing: While the primary focus of a Creative and Performing arts scholarship is on artistic talent and ability, applicants are expected to maintain a satisfactory academic standing. This may include achieving strong academic results and demonstrating the ability to balance academic and artistic commitments.
Apply for a Scholarship!
Applications for 2027 Scholarships are now open until Friday 19 June. Please complete the form below to submit your child’s application.
Both current and future students can start their application process by filling in the form below.