Scholarship Program
We know that by choosing an independent school you are making a significant investment in your daughter’s future. Through our scholarship program, we make a Glennie education a reality for as many girls as possible.
Glennie offers a number of scholarships, across different categories, providing part remission for tuition fees (up to 50%). In some cases, part remission for boarding fees may also be provided.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2026
Applications for scholarships for entry in 2026 are now closed.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2027
Applications for scholarships for entry in 2027 open in October 2025, with testing taking place in February/March for admission in the following year. Further information to come.
For more information on Glennie scholarships, please contact our Registrar on +61 7 4688 8888 or email enrol@glennie.qld.edu.au.
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Applying for a Glennie Scholarship
Applications open in October with testing taking place in February/March for admission in the following year.
To apply for a Glennie scholarship please follow the instructions on the relevant information sheet linked under the categories below.
- Students may apply for more than one category, however, may only be the recipient of one scholarship. All scholarships are awarded at the discretion of the Scholarships Committee, are subject to an annual review and must be kept confidential.
- Non-Glennie students must apply for enrolment at the School no less than two weeks prior to the Scholarship testing day. Click here to complete an Enrolment Application.
- Scholarship testing is administered by an external provider and supervised by Glennie teachers on testing day.
- The Glennie School does not publish or share examination results with applicants. The Glennie School does not provide nor endorse any service provider offering practice exams for the scholarship tests.
Academic Scholarships are awarded to students of high academic ability, as demonstrated in the scholarship examination and academic reports. These scholarships are highly competitive and recognise a student’s outstanding academic performances and potential.
General Ability scholarships are based on all-round ability (a combination of academic, sporting and/or cultural talents, and evidence of leadership roles) with applicants sitting the scholarship test and providing supporting evidence of other abilities to assist their application.
The Glennie Sports Academy (GSA) Scholarships are available to students who can demonstrate a history of achievement in sport. Applicants are not required to sit the scholarship test, however, will be asked to demonstrate their ability by attending a Skills and Testing day and by providing supporting documentation of their achievements.
The Helene Orton Performing Arts Scholarship is based on talent in the performing arts and results. Applicants are not required to sit the scholarship test, however, may be asked to demonstrate their dance, music, and drama ability by audition, and by providing supporting documentation of their achievements. Not all girls will be successful in gaining an audition.
Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association (ICPA) scholarships are available to the daughter of a current financial member of the ICPA. The applicant is also required to sit the scholarship test.
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For more information on Glennie scholarships, please contact our Registrar on +61 7 4688 8888 or email enrol@glennie.qld.edu.au.
To find out how we will handle the personal data you provide to us, please read our Privacy Policy.