Tuesday, October 16, 2018

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

Eligibility (Basic Eligibility): 
Must be a Canadian secondary school student intending to begin university the following academic year; Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person who demonstrates superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context.
Description of Award: 
Students who have been nominated (SEE MS. MORABITO BY OCT 22 TO BE NOMINATED) by their schools as National Book Award recipients may submit applications to the National Scholarship Program. In addition, students who identify themselves as meeting the scholarship criteria are invited to apply directly for the National Scholarship, without having been nominated for the Book Award. The National Scholarship rewards original, creative and committed Canadian secondary school students. These are students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. They excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities. Each year approximately ten students are named National Scholars (winners) and ten are named Arbor Scholars (runners-up).
Value/Amount: 
The National Scholarship covers tuition, incidental and residence fees for up to four years of study. Finalists not designated as National Scholars receive Arbor Scholarships at a value of $7,500 in the first year and $1,500 per year for three additional years of undergraduate study. The scholarship is tenable only at the University of Toronto.
Full Eligibility Requirements: 
Students who have been nominated by their schools as National Book Award recipients may submit applications to the National Scholarship Program. In addition, students who identify themselves as meeting the scholarship criteria are invited to apply directly for the National Scholarship, without having been nominated for the Book Award.
Eligibility Criteria:
  • an original and creative thinker committed to school and community
  • a high achiever in academic and creative pursuits
  • enthusiastic about learning and intellectual exploration
  • a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person currently in your final year of Canadian secondary school or first-year CEGEP
  • intending to begin university the following academic year
  • a National Book Award nominee or self-identify as meeting the criteria above

DEADLINE:  NOVEMBER 1

Wednesday, September 26, 2018

$997,500 WORTH OF SCHOLARSHIPS!

ScholarTree is still committed to helping reduce student debt in Canada by making scholarship more accessible. Most people don’t realise how many scholarships are awarded early in the school year. ScholarTree.ca has $997,500 worth of scholarships that are currently accepting applications. Students can find which scholarships are best fit for them by signing up at ScholarTree.ca.

To help with students prepare and transition to post-secondary life we have launched the ScholarTree Blog. University students write the blog because we want the information to be as relevant to current student life as possible. The main areas of focus for the blog are:
  1. Student Life: general advice and hacks
  2. Scholarship Tips
  3. Entrepreneurial Spotlight: stories about students starting their startup or not for profit
  4. How to: tips for applying and getting into prestigious programs

Make sure to subscribe, so you don’t miss the weekly updates.

$500 AES SCHOLARSHIP

Students must submit an essay of between 500 and 1000 words in answer to the following question: When you look back on your life in 30 years, what would it take for you to consider your life successful? What relationships or accomplishments will be important on this journey?
Deadline: October 6
  
 

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

$100000 LORAN AWARD

There are over 30 Loran awards valued at up to $100,000 awarded across Canada. Potential candidates must exhibit :

  • strong academic performance over grade 11 (85% average or better)
  • Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status
  • excellent moral character and genuine commitment to serving others
  • ability to manage and lead others
  • determination and independent thinking
  • a willingness to take meaningful risks.
 APPLICATIONS at: apply.loranscholar.ca. Since you do not know if we will be sponsoring you please select "Applying to the direct pool " when you come across the following question:

Is your school planning to sponsor your application or are you applying to the direct pool (without sponsorship)? If you don’t know yet, don’t worry: you may return to your application and change your selection later.
   
 
SPONOSORSHIP DEADLINE: Print your application, place it in an envelope and submit to Ms. Morabito by October 5.
Central's scholarship committee will choose 3 candidates to sponsor by October 18.

DIRECT POOL DEADLINE: Missed the sponsorship deadline? You can mail your applications to Toronto for the direct pool by October 25.

Take a look at the  application overview and a sample application form. As in previous years, you will need to submit a transcript, ask a  teacher or community member to be  your reference and meet the October 5th deadline if you are seeking school sponsorship.

Find out more:

Wednesday, September 5, 2018

WELCOME BACK GRADS OF 2019!

There will be lots of scholarships posted on Burnaby Central's scholarship blog throughout the year! There are scholarships and bursaries for academics, applied skills, arts, athletics and financial need. Keep checking the blog or see Ms. Morabito in room A233 (PERIOD 3) for the scholarship that is right for you. You have nothing to lose and only FREE MONEY to gain! Good Luck !


IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

  • TRANSCRIPTS are available with 2 days notice from the office. Complete a request form and submit.
  • REFERENCE LETTERS  -For the best reference letters please provide your references with 2 weeks notice and always use a Reference Letter Request Form. Pick up a few in room A233.
  • Check out the SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITES to the right to register your profile and have suitable scholarship opportunities emailed directly to you!

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

$1000 CONFRATELLANZA ITALO-CANADESE SCHOLARSHIP

The Confratellanza Italo-Canadese Society is again offering several $1000 scholarships to eligible candidates for this year.  The scholarships are open to this year's graduating secondary school students planning to enrol in a post-secondary academic degree program.  To be eligible for this scholarship candidates must:

1) be of Italian origin i.e. as having at least one parent or grandparent of direct Italian descent
2) be living in a city or municipality within the 21-member GVRD
3) have an academic standing sufficient to qualify for entry into the post-secondary institution of their choice.

Application: Confratellanza Italo-Canadese


DEADLINE: JUNE 7

Monday, April 30, 2018

$1000 YTS COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS


One of Youth Transforming Society’s goals is to promote community volunteerism among youth. To further this goal, we have created the YTS Scholarship for Community Service. These $1000 awards will recognize students for their dedication and commitment to selfless service in the community. We hope to continue to celebrate the achievements of young people who have created positive change. 

Eligibility:
To be considered for this award, the applicant must be:
1. A graduating, grade 12 student attending secondary school in the Lower Mainland.
2. Attending a Canadian post-secondary institution on a full time basis beginning September 2018. Proof of acceptance may be requested.
3. Actively involved in voluntary pursuits of any kind (humanitarian, environmental, etc.).
4. Minimum academic average of 70%. Proof of average may be requested.

How To Apply:

1. Review the eligibility criteria, application steps, and information document.
2. Complete the application form. Click here to access the form.
3. Email us your resume detailing your volunteer experience, leadership work, and any other extracurricular activities to youthtransformingsociety@gmail.com. Title your document under your name (e.g. John Smith). Your application will be considered incomplete if you do not submit your resume by the deadline.

4. Send us a video of yourself answering the questions found below in bullet points. We ask that you email us a link to Google Drive, YouTube, or Dropbox from where we can directly download your video. Title your video under your name (e.g. John Smith). Please ensure your video is between 5-7 minutes.
– What challenges have you overcome when it comes to giving back, stepping outside of your comfort zone, and taking initiative? Please explain what steps you took to overcome these challenges.
– How do you feel when you think outside of yourself, and contribute to something bigger than you?
*PLEASE NOTE* – Send both your resume and link to your video in the same email. In the subject line of your email, please use the following format – “Your Name – YTS Scholarship.”
DEADLINE: MAY 4

UP TO $3500 BC TECH SCHOLARSHIP


Established in 2005, the industry-funded BC Tech Scholarship Program is proud to provide grants to students who have a proven passion for technology, a desire to leave a mark in the tech sector, and are pursuing a post-secondary education in a technology-related program.

2018 Grant Amounts:
● Up to 3 x $3,500 for current University and College students
 ● Up to 3 x $2,500 for Grade 12 graduates entering post-secondary Eligible Disciplines Include:
● Engineering
● Computer Science
 ● Entrepreneurship
● Biotech
● Cleantech
● IT & Applied Technology
● Business & Technology Management
● Product Management
● Digital Media
● and other technical programs.

APPLICATIONS AT: http://bit.ly/BCTechScholarship2018

DEADLINE: May 4

$500 LUKA GORDIC MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Dedicated to the memory of Luka Gordic a 2014 Burnaby Central graduate. Three awards will be presented to well rounded students who, while maintaining a good academic standing, have demonstrated positive interactions with the school community and have participated in school athletics. See Ms.Morabito for an application.

DEADLINE: MAY 14 to Ms.Morabito

Friday, April 27, 2018

UP TO $5000 LISA HUUS BURSARY

LISA HUUS BURSARY assists persons with physical disabilities to begin or continue post-secondary education in British Columbia.

About the Bursary
The Lisa Huus Memorial Fund provides bursaries in the range of $500 to $2,000 annually per recipient, to assist persons with disabilities to undertake or continue their post-secondary education for academic credit at the University of Victoria or other accredited post-secondary institutions in British Columbia. Bursaries may be used for items such as tuition fees, textbooks, equipment, transportation, residence and support worker costs.
Eligibility
  • Persons with disabilities studying at the University of Victoria or another accredited post-secondary institution in British Columbia.
  • Persons attending a qualifying post-secondary institution who require a personal attendant, are dependent on a mechanical device for mobility or maintenance of body functions, require major continuing therapies, or have other significant special needs.
  • Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
  • Only complete applications that meet all stated criteria will be considered for funding
DEADLINE:May 31st

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Up to $2500 LOOKING GLASS SCHOLARSHIPS

Each year, the Looking Glass Foundation awards several thousand dollars to BC students who have received, or are currently receiving, treatment for an eating disorder. They are now accepting applications for our Persevere, Rise Above, and Pursue Your Passion scholarships, to be awarded to 3 promising students.
ELIGIBILITY:
  • Applications are open to all genders and ages, in any program area
  • Eligible scholarship recipients are Canadian students enrolled in full-time studies at an accredited BC post-secondary institution,
    OR
    are BC residents enrolled in full-time studies at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution
  • Students should be commencing or returning to full-time studies between September 2018 and January 2019
Scholarships available: 
Rise Above Scholarship: $1,750
The Looking Glass Foundation awards this scholarship to someone who is making a difference through community service and leadership. This year, we are delighted to award the Rise Above scholarship in honour of two highly valued members of the LGF Community: Jeff and Sonia Hayes. The Hayes have been generous donors, supporters, and volunteers with Looking Glass for nearly a decade, and we look forward to awarding the Jeff and Sonia Hayes Rise Above Scholarship to a deserving recipient this year!
Pursue Your Passion Scholarship: $1,750
The Looking Glass Foundation awards this scholarship in recognition of someone’s passion, excitement, and enthusiasm for a goal or ideal – around which they have special aspirations for higher learning.
Persevere Scholarship: $1,500
The Looking Glass Foundation awards this scholarship to someone who demonstrates a need for financial assistance in reaching their academic goals. The recipient of this scholarship will also be awarded the Elise Skoglund Bursary of $1,000.
Elise Skoglund Bursary – $1,000
The Elise Skoglund Bursary is funded by Elise, her family and friends. It was created to honor and recognize Elise’s own triumphs and setbacks in her struggles with the disease; as well as her many contributions to the wellness of others through her involvement in the Eating Disorder peer support community. The bursary is linked to the Persevere Scholarship and is intended to provide additional financial support and recognition for individuals pursuing academic goals.

LOOKING GLASS SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATIONS 


DEADLINE: JULY 6TH

$1500 BETTY SPALTON SCHOLARSHIP

Betty Spalton Trust Fund was established in 1999 to provide financial support to individuals obtaining an education in fields associated with the road building and heavy construction industry. As one of the goals of this fund is to encourage diversity in the industry, preference is given to females and/or members of minority groups. The fund honours Betty Spalton, an industry and Association leader who died after a brief illness in 1999.


WHO MAY APPLY
  • Any student entering or continuing studies leading to a career in road building, road maintenance or heavy construction.
  • Preference will be given to students who are female and/or members of minority groups.
  • Program of study may be either full time or part-time at any B.C. college, university, technical or trades institute.
  • Individuals returning back-to-school to upgrade their skills and knowledge are welcome to apply.
  • The judges reserve the right to not award the scholarship if there is no suitable candidate.
  • All applicants must be Canadian citizens.
APPLICATIONS SHOULD INCLUDE
  • A brief 250 – 500 word essay explaining interest in obtaining an education in the eld and career goals.
  • Transcripts from any secondary and post-secondary institutions attended.
  • A current resume.
Deadline: May 31st

$2000 NURSES EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is for all students seeking a career in nursing. Students eligible include those who will be attending nursing school within the next 12 months, those currently enrolled in a nursing program, and those who graduated from a nursing program in the past 12 months.
Eligibility:
1) Currently attending high school (or equivalent) and will be attending an accredited university or college nursing program in the next academic year.
2) Currently attending an accredited university or college nursing program (undergraduate and graduate students are both eligible)

DEADLINE: April 30, 2018

$1250 DOGWOOD DISTRICT AUTHORITY AWARD

The DDAA rewards graduating students for excellence and continuing their studies in the following Elective Areas:

  1. Fine Arts (Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Music)
  2. Applied Skills (Business Ed, Technology Ed, Culinary Arts and Fashion)
  3. Physical Activity ( Athletics, Dance, Gymnastics, not limited to Physical Education)
  4. Indigenous Languages and Culture (demonstrated at school or in the community)
  5. Second Languages (including Aboriginal Languages) 
  6. Community Service (Volunteer Activity)
  7. Technical & Trades Training (eg. Carpentry, Automotive, Mechanics, Cook Training)
Eligibility
  • must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident (landed immigrant)
  • must be a BC resident
  • must have excelled in one of the six areas listed above
  • must be a graduate of the 2018 Graduation Program by August 31 
  • must be enrolling in a post secondary program to continue studies in your chosen elective area. (Priority will be given to students who are enrolling in a certificate or diploma post secondary program or technical training institution)
  • a minimum 2.5 Grade Point Average 
  • a minimum of FOUR courses (with exception to Community Service) from their chosen elective area listed above. One of the four courses may be Work Experience 12A if it is related to your chosen career path.
Eligibility for the Community Service (Volunteer Activity) elective area:
  • demonstration of local and global issues and cultural awareness
  • courses: one leadership course in grades 11 or 12 plus extensive involvement in student government or school councils plus significant participation and leadership in a service-oriented club 
  • community service/volunteer activity hours:  participation in a minimum of 300 hours of community service/volunteer activity over grades 10 through 12 that is beyond classwork and course requirements if one leadership course taken in grade 11 or 12.
  • Or 400 hours if community service/volunteer activity over grades 10 through 12 that is beyond classwork and course requirements if no leadership course is taken in grade 11 or 12.
  • Service can be undertaken in and/or outside of school.  Work experience hours, if directly related to service-related career that requires post secondary training can be included.  Students must provide evidence of their service in the form of a letter/document outlining dates and hours and a description of duties performed signed by the adult manager or supervisor of the program or organization.  Letter should include full contact information of the manager or supervisor.
  • demonstration of good attendance, punctuality, work habits and cooperation.
Application Instructions:
1)Ask for a transcript from the office.It can take up to two days, so don't wait to the last 
    minute. 

2) Type all the information in the left-hand column. Don't forget your cell number so I can 
contact you.


3Type all the information at the top of the right-hand column. 
       e.g. Elective Area:              Applied Skills (from the list above)
              Chosen Career Area:  Accountant
              Post Secondary Inst.: BCIT
              Program:                      Business   

4) Type four  grade 11 or 12 courses from your elective area ( Work Experience 12A may
 be  included if it 
relates to your career path) e.g Financial Accounting 11, Financial Accounting 12, Business Computer Applications 11, Work Experience 12A 
  
5) List nine more grade 11 or grade  12 courses. Choose your TOP courses; the courses which you have the highest marks. 

6) ENTER your letter grades and Final Average %.


7) DO NOT complete the GPA, Other Courses, Overall GPA or Overall Average% section.
8) Print, SIGN and DATE the application and staple the transcript behind the application before you submit to Ms.Morabito.
DEADLINE: May 22 
Successful candidates will receive vouchers in October or November 2018.

Tuesday, March 6, 2018

$5000 TREVOR LINDEN COMMUNITY SPIRIT SCHOLARSHIP

Applications now being accepting from student leaders in the province of British Columbia who will be entering their first year of post secondary education in September 2018, who are in good academic standing and that have made exceptional contributions to:

• School and community service, leadership;
• Initiating community development;
• Affecting positive change;
• Mentoring others;
• Personal development and growth;
• Good academic performance;

Taking the time to do something for others during difficult times in one’s own life requires particularly outstanding commitment. This is why, as part of the selection process, the personal circumstances and/or challenges of each applicant will be considered. Applicants who possess personal qualities such as dedication, commitment to helping others and strength of character will also be considered.


DEADLINE: March 15

Thursday, March 1, 2018

17 DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS


All District Scholarships are DUE on APRIL 3 to Ms.Morabito in room A233. 
Please request transcripts from the office and reference letters (REQUEST FOR REFERENCE LETTER FORMBEFORE Spring Break. 


$1000 Burnaby Association of Senior Exempt Employees (BASES) Scholarship
The BASES scholarship is awarded annually to a well-rounded Burnaby student who meets the following criteria:

The scholarship will be awarded to a Burnaby student who has:

  • ·maintained a good academic standing
  • been actively involved in community service and/or volunteer work beyond that required for graduation
  • demonstrated leadership in Burnaby through consistent and outstanding dedication to a community initiative or making their community a better place.
  • Consideration is to be given to a student with financial need.
APPLICATION

$250 Burnaby Arts Council Scholarship
The Burnaby Arts Council is offering one ARTS scholarship to a graduating student in each of Burnaby’s eight secondary schools. Applicants must:
  • demonstrate excellence and achievement in the arts (performing, visual or literary) in school curricular and extra-curricular programs and the motivation to develop their ability. Additional consideration will be given for community involvement.
  • exhibit a good academic record with letters of commendation.
  • be continuing with their education in a full-time accredited post-secondary program, with a concentration in the arts, leading to a professional status in theatre, dance, visual arts, creative writing or music. 
  • consideration may be given to students with financial need
APPLICATION


$500 Burnaby Civic Employee’s – CUPE Local 23 Scholarship
  •          Must be attending a BC post-secondary or vocational school
  •         Maintained a good academic standing
  •         Demonstrated good citizenship in school and the community
  •         Participated in volunteer activities
 APPLICATION

Burnaby South War Memorial Bursary
The Burnaby South War Memorial bursaries are awarded annually to two deserving Burnaby secondary school graduates who have continually demonstrated the values associated with good citizenship - caring, sharing, responsibility and a willingness to help others.
  •  Be a Canadian citizen
  • Have the desire to continue his/her education at a post-secondary institution in Canada
  • Must demonstrate good citizenship, sharing and responsibility, and a willingness to help others
  • Must demonstrate Financial need
  • Maintained a good academic standing;
APPLICATION

$3000 BCIT Pathway To Success Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to a Burnaby student who is planning to enter into a full-time first year technology, technical studies or trade program (excluding Apprentice)
  •  Must have applied for admission to BCIT and have been assigned a BCIT ID 
  •  Must be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada 
  • Must commence your BCIT full-time studies before March 31, 2019 
  • Must demonstrate leadership skills and/or additional responsibilities such as: family taken leadership training/courses, volunteer and/or community service or work experience, captain/president of sports team or group, involvement in extracurricular activities,play a major role in supporting their family, financially or otherwise.
APPLICATION


All District Scholarships are DUE on APRIL 3 to Ms.Morabito in room A233. Please request transcripts from the office and reference letters (REQUEST FOR REFERENCE LETTER FORMBEFORE Spring Break. 



17 DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS


All District Scholarships are DUE on APRIL 3 to Ms.Morabito in room A233. 

Please request transcripts from the office and reference letters (REQUEST FOR REFERENCE LETTER FORMBEFORE Spring Break.

$1000 Chad Turpin Scholarship
The Burnaby Association of Senior Exempt Employees (BASES) has created the Chad Turpin Scholarship, to recognize the contributions to the City of Burnaby by former Deputy City Manager Chad Turpin. Two scholarships  will be awarded annually to a well-rounded Burnaby student who meets the following criteria:

  • been actively involved in community service and/or volunteer work beyond that required for graduation; and
  • demonstrated leadership in Burnaby through consistent and outstanding dedication to a community initiative or making their community a better place
  • has an interest in public administration, public policy or public service e.g. politics, health care, teaching, policing etc.
APPLICATION

$3500 Coast Capital Standing Tall Scholarship - DEADLINE APRIL 10 TO Ms. Morabito
  • Awarded to students who are facing, or have faced, significant hardships e.g. poverty, health, family issues, personal loss and lack 
  • Risen up against the odds and demonstrated a commitment to continue their education at a Canadian university, college or technical school. 
  • Write an essay describing your story in 500 words or less 
APPLICATION available March 7th 

$1000 Interworld Scholarship
I awarded to a student who has successfully completed a Youth Train in Trades and Youth Work in Trades program in the Burnaby School District with a high level of effort, determination and integrity.

  • successfully completed 120 hours industry-recognized work experience 
  • demonstrated a high level of motivation to continue to develop skills and abilities in the chosen profession 
  • demonstrated plans to continue in studies in the chosen field at post-secondary or apprenticeship training 
  • been nominated for the award by a Youth Train in Trades or Youth Work in Trades program teacher 
  • Consideration is to be given to a student with financial need. 
APPLICATION

$1000 Louella Downing Visual Arts Scholarship – DUE MAY 6TH to BTA Office 
Is awarded to a student who has excelled in Visual Arts (Drawing, Ceramics, Textiles etc.)
  • Maintain a good academic standing 
  • Demonstrated excellence in a minimum of two senior Visual Arts or Textiles courses 
  • Demonstrated an interest in pursuing a career in Visual Arts 
  • Submit 8-10 photographs of original art work illustrating a range of subjects and media 
APPLICATION

Ted Elphick Memorial Bursary 

  • Candidate selected should be a Burnaby resident who has, through will and spirit, overcome physical or mental challenges to graduate from a Burnaby secondary school. 
  •  Must have been enrolled in a Burnaby school for five years. 
  • Demonstrated ability and desire to be a life long learner and continue his or her education at a post secondary institution or in a recognized training program 
APPLICATION

$750 Lex Henderson Memorial Bursary

  •  Passionate about sports and committed to the spirit of “teamwork” 
  •  Has been involved in school and/or community sports as a player, manager or other contributing role e.g. Referee 
  • Has demonstrated having a positive influence in school and/or community through dedication & hard work 
  • Exemplify strong character demonstrating personal responsibility and respect for others 
  • Demonstrated plans to continue with education in a post secondary program 
  • Priority given to students who have financial need 
APPLICATION

Marlene Larson Scholarship
  •  Awarded to a Burnaby graduate who is blind, visually impaired or deaf-blind 
  • Be planning on enrolling in a post secondary program 
  • Demonstrate ability to set goals 
  • Be motivated, show responsibility and be oriented towards independence 
APPLICATION

$1000 Parkcrest Children’s Centre Scholarship
Is awarded to a student who has attended Parkcrest Children's Centre for at least one year and meets the following criteria:
  • Completed Proof form 
  • Maintained a good academic standing 
  • Provide evidence of volunteer or work experience 
  • Participated and actively involved in school and community and/or volunteer activities 
  • Demonstrated good citizenship and leadership skills 
Parkcrest Proof Form

$500 Dr. & Mrs. A. H. Pontifex Scholarship
  • Has maintained a good academic standing 
  • Has taken a concentration of, and excelled in, courses in the field of Science 
  • Has demonstrated good citizenship and strong leadership in school and the community 
  • Has participated in community service and volunteer work in the community 
  • Has demonstrated a passion for, and interest in, pursuing a career in Science. 
APPLICATION

$1000 Rotary Club of Burnaby Bursary 
Is awarded to one student at each of Burnaby's Secondary Schools and who meets the following criteria:
  • Has maintained a good academic standing 
  • Has demonstrated good citizenship and STRONG leadership in school and the community 
  • Has participated in community service and volunteer work in the community 
  • Demonstrates financial need
Students need to provide supporting documents e.g. letters of reference, transcript, evidence to support  bursary criteria, citizenship, community service, volunteer work, financial need and other pertinent information must accompany the application


$500 Marjorie Jane Stephenson - Education Scholarship

  • Demonstrated community service assisting seniors (excluding Work Experience
  • You will need a verification of volunteer hours letter on letter head from the supervisor of the care facility where you volunteered . The letter must indicate the tasks completed and the total number of hours volunteered (NOT including Work Experience)
  • Demonstrated an interest in pursuing a career in Health Care 
  • Maintained a good academic standing 
  • Demonstrated good citizenship and strong leadership skills in the school and community
SAMPLE "Verification of Volunteer Hours" Letter

Michael J. Fox Visual & Performing Arts Scholarship
  • Currently enrolled in a visual or performing arts course in a Burnaby secondary school. 
  • Documentation to demonstrate your interest, dedication and aptitude in an arts or in multiple arts disciplines, e.g. dance, drama, music, visual art, theatre, script writing, stagecraft, directing, media arts. 
  • Evidence of your financial need and an explanation of why there are no other financial resources available to you. 
  • Demonstrated school and/or community involvement 
  • Your intent to pursue study at a post-secondary institution in an arts or arts-related area.
APPLICATION


All District Scholarships are DUE on APRIL 3 to Ms.Morabito in room A233. 

Please request transcripts from the office and reference letters (REQUEST FOR REFERENCE LETTER FORMBEFORE Spring Break.