Apply for a Scots All Saints College Scholarship
The Karralee Scholarship – For Truth and Courtesy
Applications for the Karralee Scholarship open Monday 1 June 2026 and close Monday 5 October 2026. Early applications are encouraged. Interviews will commence prior to applications closing.
In 2026 we celebrate 80 years since the foundation of The Scots School Bathurst in 1946, and as such a unique scholarship is being offered to students who embody the values of truth and courtesy (respect) which have been threaded through the College’s history.
While the Karralee Scholarship’s focus is primarily on student character, it is expected that students who apply will be willing to make and maintain a full contribution to at least one or more areas of College life that have been a significant part of The Scots School Bathurst’s history. These areas could include:
- Pipes and Drums
- Highland Dancing
- Sport and Equestrian
- Performing and Creative Arts
- Academic Excellence
- Boarding
The Karralee Scholarship may cover up to 100% off tuition fees and 50% off boarding through to the end of Year 12 (or the life of the child at the school).
Eligibility Requirements are as follows:
External Students
Applicants will be external students – i.e. not current students of the College – and will be in Year 3 to Year 10 in 2026.
Year Level
Students will be in Year 4 to Year 11 in 2027.
Character
Applicants will be young people whose characters reflect the values of truth and integrity.
Commitment to College Life
Applicants will be able to demonstrate a commitment to an area of College life that has been an enduring part of the College’s journey.
Citizenship and Residency Status
The Karralee Scholarship will only be awarded to students who are Australian citizens or permanent residents.
Step 1: Gather documents
- 2 x most recent school reports
- most recent NAPLAN results
- most recent (2yrs max) achievements, paying particular attention to meeting their area(s) of interest in the application focus.
Scan or photograph the documents and save them as individual files ready to upload. Multiple files can be uploaded. It is not necessary to have them all within one digital file.
Step 2: Complete General College Online Application Form and Upload Documents
Applications are made via the College’s online application form, accessed through the Enrol section on the main menu of the College website. See Enrol > How to Enrol.
Step 3: Complete The Karralee Scholarship Application Form
Complete The Karralee Scholarship Application Form on this page.
Step 4: Interview and / or Audition
An interview will be organised for applicants with one or more member of the College’s leadership team.
For students looking to make a contribution to an area of College life such as Pipes and Drums or Highland Dancing, an audition will be included as part of the interview process.
Step 5: Determination
The College will advise applicants of what determination has been made regarding their scholarship application.
Please read the Karralee Scholarship Application Process above carefully and follow all the steps noted within. The form below is part of this process.
The Karralee Scholarship Application Form
Form for families applying for The Karralee Scholarship 2026.
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For further information on the Karralee Scholarship please contact the Enrolments Office on ph 02 6333 4726 or email: enrol@scotsallsaints.nsw.edu.au .
Annual College Scholarship opportunities
Applications for 2028 Scholarships will open on 1 October 2026 and close on 30 January 2027.
Each year Scots All Saints College extends current and prospective students the opportunity to apply for a College scholarship.
A number of scholarships are available:
- Academic (Years 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11)
- All-Rounder (Years 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11)
- Agriculture (Years 7, 9)
- Performing Arts (Years 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11)
Scholarship benefits
Our College scholarships offer outstanding students the opportunity to make their mark as part of our thriving educational community, and carry high expectations of engagement in College life, details of which are raised through the scholarship application process.
Our scholarships confer a percentage reduction on tuition and/or boarding fees, for the life of the student at the College. The College does not offer 100% scholarships. Other fees and charges for uniform, text books, excursion, incursion, co-curricular, and incidentals etc fall outside the scope of scholarships and are charged at full price.
Current students who hold a scholarship have the opportunity to reapply for improved consideration (increased percentage) in future years, without losing their existing scholarship.
Additional information:
Applying for a College Scholarship
Online Portal
Applications for 2027 Annual College Scholarships have closed.
Applications for 2028 Annual College Scholarships will be open from 1 October 2026 to 30 January 2027.
Register your interest
If you would like you to register your interest in receiving information about our scholarships and bursaries programs and other pre-enrolment activities at the College, please complete an online enquiry form or an online application form (there is no charge) and you will be added to our mailing list.
Scholarship Application Process
The online scholarship application process and the scholarship examinations are managed by Academic Assessment Services (AAS).
2028 Scholarship application process opens 1 October 2026, closing 30 January 2027.
Step 1: Current and New Enrolments
Are you enrolled or have you applied to enrol at Scots All Saints College?
* Current Scots All Saints College students:
If you are a current Scots All Saints College student, step 1 does not apply to you. You do not need to complete an online College Enrolment Application Form as you are already enrolled at the College. Proceed directly to step 2.
* Prospective students who have already completed an online College Enrolment Application Form:
If you are a prospective student who has already completed the online College Enrolment Application Form, step 1 does not apply to you. You do not need to complete another online College Enrolment Application Form, we will already have yours on hand.
Proceed directly to step 2.
*Prospective students who HAVE NOT yet applied to the College for enrolment:
An online College Enrolment Application Form must be submitted prior to applying for a scholarship to Scots All Saints College.
On completion of an online College Enrolment Application Form, then proceed to step 2.
Step 2: Register/Apply for Scholarship
Gather your supporting documents:
- 2 x most recent school reports and
- the most recent NAPLAN results
- a portfolio highlighting the student’s most recent (2yrs max) achievements.
Scan or photograph the documents and save them as individual files ready to upload – multiple files can be uploaded, it is not necessary to have them all within one digital file.
Register to sit for our scholarship examination via the Academic Assessment Services (AAS) portal (see button below), where you will have the opportunity to upload the supporting documents. A $170 one-off AAS registration fee applies to register.
Once inside the registration portal you can save your progress, leave the portal and return later, using your login details, to complete the online application.
For Agriculture applications:
Specific questions will need to be answered on the Agriculture section of the portal.
For Performing Arts applications:
Specific questions will need to be answered on the PA section of the portal, and students will be required to completed a downloadable form. Two pages of this form must be completed by the student’s main tutor.
Step 3: Examination
Sit the AAS scholarship examination February 2027 (date to be advised) on our Senior School Campus.
Step 4: Interview
One of our College administration team members may be in touch to organise an interview for your child with a relevant senior staff member.
The (approx) $180 AAS scholarship registration fee must be paid in full for the child to be invited to a scholarship interview with the College.
Please note, all Performing Arts scholars will be required to audition for senior Performing Arts staff, in lieu of an interview with senior staff.
Step 5: Determination
The College is advised of examination results and determination is made regarding scholarship offers.
Enquiries:
AAS
For online scholarship application form and scholarship examination enquiries:
T: 02 9904 4933
E: scholarships@academicassessment.com.au
Scots All Saints College Registrar
For general College enrolment enquiries:
Mrs Lisa Ellery
T: 02 6333 4726
E: lisa.ellery@scotsallsaints.nsw.edu.au
