Applications for a 2023 Scholarship are now closed

For the past 120 years, Moreton Bay College has been inspiring girls to achieve their best through providing an outstanding educational experience alongside an unrivalled co-curricular programme. Each year a limited number of scholarships are awarded to students entering Year 5 to Year 11, who are demonstrating excellence and who will support the values of our College. The awarding of scholarships is determined by results in the scholarship examination and a successful interview. Many of our scholarship recipients have gone on to excel in their studies, careers and chosen fields. Scholarship opportunities may be offered to current students at the discretion of the CEO and Executive Principal and/or the Principal. 

Academic Scholarships

Academic Scholarships are offered to students entering Year 5 and above who are able to demonstrate academic excellence and excellent conduct. These Scholarships represent up to 50% remission in tuition fees.

Academic Scholarships

Academic Scholarships are offered to students entering Year 5 and above who are able to demonstrate academic excellence and excellent conduct. These Scholarships represent up to 50% remission in tuition fees.

Co-Curricular Excellence Scholarships

Co-Curricular Excellence Scholarships are offered to students entering Year 5 and above who excel in Sport, Music, or the Performing Arts and are able to demonstrate consistent and sound academic achievement and excellent conduct. These Scholarships represent up to 50% remission in tuition fees.

Co-Curricular Excellence Scholarships

Co-Curricular Excellence Scholarships are offered to students entering Year 5 and above who excel in Sport, Music, or the Performing Arts and are able to demonstrate consistent and sound academic achievement and excellent conduct. These Scholarships represent up to 50% remission in tuition fees.

General Excellence Scholarship

General Excellence Scholarships are offered to students entering Year 5 and above for outstanding involvement in school life. Students must demonstrate high academic achievement, leadership, community service, a high level of performance in the Arts or sport, and excellent conduct. These Scholarships represent up to 50% remission in tuition fees.

General Excellence Scholarship

General Excellence Scholarships are offered to students entering Year 5 and above for outstanding involvement in school life. Students must demonstrate high academic achievement, leadership, community service, a high level of performance in the Arts or sport, and excellent conduct. These Scholarships represent up to 50% remission in tuition fees.

Bursaries

The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Foundation offers several Bursaries based on financial need to students who are excelling and would not otherwise be able to enrol and avail themselves of the opportunities presented, to attend our Colleges.  

JENNIFER HAYNES BURSARY
QUENTIN BRYCE BURSARY

JENNIFER HAYNES BURSARY

The Jennifer Haynes Memorial Bursary provides for girls and boys who would otherwise not have the opportunity to attend Moreton Bay College or Moreton Bay Boys' College. 

Jennifer Haynes was the Principal of Moreton Bay College from 2006 to 2011 and then Executive Principal of the amalgamated colleges until 2014. She was deeply loved and respected by students, staff and the community. Jennifer is remembered as a strong advocate for the education of girls and for the development of boys to be gentlemen in the fullest sense of the word. Sadly, Jennifer is no longer with us. However, her legacy lives on in the contribution she has made as an educator and the future educational opportunities she has built through the Bursary. 

Currently there are no places available for this Bursary.

QUENTIN BRYCE BURSARY

The Quentin Bryce Bursary provides girls from socially disadvantaged backgrounds, who demonstrate potential to achieve high academic success, the opportunity of a secondary school education at Moreton Bay College. Social disadvantage refers to any girl whose family circumstances means that she could not otherwise afford an education of the kind offered by MBC. Family circumstances, accident or illness, dislocation, migrant status or economic hardship are considered. Girls of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent are encouraged to apply.

The Bursary fund is named in honour of Dame Quentin Bryce AD, CVO, former Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia and past student of Moreton Bay College.

Currently there are no places available for this Bursary.

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