If your child has strong academic ability, musical talent, creative skills or a passion for innovation, an All Saints’ College scholarship may be worth considering. The college offers several scholarship categories, including opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and children of former students.
All Saints’ College is an independent Anglican co-educational school in Bull Creek, Perth, Western Australia. Its scholarship programme recognises students who can contribute to college life through their abilities, interests and commitment.
Applications for 2027 entry are closed, and scholarship applications for 2028 are expected to open in late 2026. The college has not yet published exact opening and closing dates for the next round.
This guide explains the available scholarships, eligibility requirements, application fees and what families should prepare before applying.
When Will All Saints’ College Scholarships Open for 2028?
The college’s official scholarship page states that applications for 2028 will open in late 2026. Exact dates and the full details of the next scholarship round have not yet been published on the page.
Parents can start by reviewing the scholarship categories and preparing the documents commonly required, such as recent school reports, NAPLAN results and proof of identity or residency.
Official application information: All Saints’ College Scholarships
What Scholarships Does All Saints’ College Offer?
The college currently lists the following scholarship categories. Availability, entry years and conditions can change between application rounds, so the 2028 details should be checked when applications open.
1. Academic Scholarship
Academic Scholarships recognise students who demonstrate academic excellence through the scholarship examination and interview.
For the 2027 round, the college offered these scholarships for entry into Years 5, 7 and 10. The award was worth up to 50% of the college’s academic tuition fee. These are the published 2027 details, not confirmed entry years or benefits for 2028.
2. Music Scholarship
Music Scholarships are for students who have achieved a high level of musical performance and are prepared to make an ongoing contribution to the college’s music programme.
For the 2027 round, the scholarship covered up to 50% of academic tuition fees and 100% of the tuition fees for a 30-minute music lesson. Shortlisted candidates were required to audition, and applicants needed to provide evidence of musical achievement.
3. Dance and Drama Scholarship
These scholarships recognise students with talent and potential in dance or drama. Selection involves an audition, and recipients are expected to remain actively involved in the college’s co-curricular Performing Arts programme.
For 2027 entry, the scholarship could cover up to 50% of academic tuition fees. The college also required applicants to submit a short letter explaining their experience, passion and involvement in their chosen area.
4. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Scholarship
This scholarship supports students of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage who demonstrate academic potential, personal commitment and family support for an All Saints’ College education.
For 2027 entry, it was available for Years 5 to 12 and could cover up to 100% of tuition fees, depending on the family’s financial circumstances. It may also assist with other expenses, including uniforms, textbooks and school-related costs.
The college states that no academic scholarship examination is required for this award. Applications also require supporting documents, including school reports, NAPLAN results where applicable, a letter of endorsement from a community leader or supporting family, a letter from the student’s current principal and proof of identity.
5. Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholarship
This scholarship is intended for students who show an interest in innovation, creative problem-solving, entrepreneurship and making a positive contribution to society.
For the 2027 round, it was available to external students entering Years 5 to 11. Students already enrolled at All Saints’ College were not eligible for this particular scholarship.
The application required two written references discussing the student’s interest and skills in innovation and entrepreneurship, alongside recent school reports, NAPLAN results and a birth certificate. The 2027 application fee was $100.
6. Old Saints’ Scholarship
The Old Saints’ Scholarship is offered on behalf of the college’s alumni. For the 2027 round, it was available to a child of a former student entering Year 7.
The school looked for sound academic results, strong community values and a commitment to the college. The scholarship was worth 50% of academic tuition fees. Applicants also needed to provide two personal references, school reports, NAPLAN results and a birth certificate. The application fee for the 2027 round was $50.
How Much Are All Saints’ College Scholarships Worth?
The amount of financial support depends on the scholarship awarded.
| Scholarship category | Published financial benefit |
|---|---|
| Academic | Up to 50% of academic tuition fees |
| Music | Up to 50% of academic tuition fees, plus 100% of 30-minute music lesson tuition fees |
| Dance and Drama | Up to 50% of academic tuition fees |
| Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage | Up to 100% of tuition fees, depending on financial circumstances; other costs may also be covered |
| Old Saints’ | 50% of academic tuition fees |
| Innovation and Entrepreneurship | The general scholarship FAQ says awards may cover up to 50% of tuition fees |
All Saints’ College Scholarship Application Fees
The college’s current scholarship application fees. These should be reconfirmed when the 2028 application forms are released.
| Scholarship category | Published application fee |
|---|---|
| Academic | $150 |
| Dance and Drama | $100 |
| Music | $100 |
| Innovation and Entrepreneurship | $100 |
| Old Saints’ | $50 |
| Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage | No fee |
The fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. The college’s FAQ also states that applicants must provide proof of citizenship or residency, with a birth certificate or equivalent documentation required.
Who Is Eligible to Apply?
Eligibility depends on the scholarship category. The college’s published information identifies several important considerations:
- Academic performance: Applicants for Academic Scholarships are assessed through academic results and an examination.
- Talent and commitment: Music, Dance and Drama applicants need to demonstrate their ability and commitment to their chosen programme.
- Innovation: Innovation and Entrepreneurship applicants must demonstrate a genuine interest in creative thinking and entrepreneurship. This scholarship is for external students only.
- Family connection: The Old Saints’ Scholarship is for eligible children of former students.
- Heritage and community involvement: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage applicants must meet the scholarship’s heritage requirements and demonstrate commitment to their community.
- Citizenship or residency documentation: Applicants must provide the proof required by the college.
How to Apply for an All Saints’ College Scholarship
When applications open, follow the instructions for the relevant scholarship rather than using one general application process for every category.
- Choose the appropriate scholarship. Review the eligibility criteria and intended entry year for each award.
- Complete the application form. Use the official scholarship page to access the relevant form when the 2028 round opens.
- Prepare supporting documents. Depending on the scholarship, these may include recent academic reports, NAPLAN results, a birth certificate or equivalent identity documentation, references and evidence of musical, artistic or innovation-related achievements.
- Pay the application fee if required. Check the amount and payment instructions in the current application form. The published fees above relate to the existing scholarship information and may be updated.
- Attend the required examination or audition. Academic candidates may need to sit an examination. Music, Dance and Drama candidates may need to audition. The college will publish the relevant arrangements for the next round.
- Wait for the outcome. Selection depends on the scholarship category and the college’s assessment process. Successful applicants should read their offer letter carefully and follow the stated acceptance instructions.
The college warns that applications must be completed correctly and submitted by the published deadline. Its 2028 application dates and assessment schedule should be checked once announced.
How Long Do All Saints’ College Scholarships Last?
The scholarships are awarded for the duration of a student’s enrolment, provided the conditions continue to be met. This was posted in their official page.
Recipients are expected to maintain satisfactory academic performance and remain committed to the relevant programme, such as music, dance, drama, innovation or academic achievement. The college may review or withdraw a scholarship if the student does not meet its ongoing expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will All Saints’ College scholarships open for 2028?
The college says applications for 2028 will open in late 2026. Exact opening and closing dates have not yet been published on the official scholarship page, kindly follow us,so that when will update you can see it here.
Which scholarships are available at All Saints’ College?
The college lists Academic, Music, Dance and Drama, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and Old Saints’ Scholarships.
How much is the All Saints’ College scholarship application fee?
The published fees are $150 for Academic Scholarships, $100 for Music, Dance and Drama, and Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholarships, and $50 for Old Saints’ Scholarships. No application fee is listed for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Scholarship.
Can current students apply?
The college’s FAQ states that scholarships are generally open to current students and external applicants, except the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholarship, which is restricted to students who are not already enrolled at the college.
Do scholarships cover all school expenses?
Not necessarily. Most scholarships may cover up to 50% of tuition fees, while the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Scholarship may cover up to 100%, depending on financial circumstances. Additional costs are usually excluded unless the scholarship specifically provides for them.
Where can I find the official application forms?
Visit the All Saints’ College Scholarships page for the latest information and application links.
The college has not yet published all the details for the 2028 scholarship round. Families should confirm the relevant conditions and deadlines before submitting an application.
