SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY

Giving the gift of learning to a student is an exceptional contribution. It provides opportunities that may not otherwise have been possible for many students and their families.

With your help we can increase the number of scholarships available to students so they can reach their full educational and personal potential.

Each contribution, no matter the amount, makes a difference and strengthens our School and wider community.

The rewards for donors and recipients are significant because the gift of education is invaluable. It is a gift which keeps on giving.

“Prior to attending Grammar, things were completely different. I was in a place in my life where I felt stuck and like I was unable to reach my absolute potential. Upon attending Launceston Grammar, in just 6 months I have grown, changed and experienced so much! My self-esteem has risen and so has my confidence. For this I give credit to all the people I have met through Launceston Grammar, form staff members to classmates. I have found everyone to be super friendly, supportive and encouraging.”

Crystal Gartside

Grade 11

STEPHEN NORRIS SCHOLARSHIP

The positive educational influence by former Headmaster Stephen Norris will continue for years to come with the announcement of a new scholarship in recognition of Mr. Norris’ commitment and passion to Launceston Grammar and contribution to the wider community.

The Stephen Norris Scholarship will be awarded to a new or current student who is a migrant community member and an Australian citizen or permanent resident of Australia.

The scholarship recognises a student with a high level of application to study and who makes a full contribution to extra-curricular activities. Financial need will also be considered.

It is provided to a student entering Grade 10 or 11 and will continue until the completion of Grade 12.

The Original Broadland House School Restoration Project

Supported by Launceston Church Grammar School and the Broadland House Old Girls Association. Together we are committed to preserving this irreplaceable building.

Broadland House is historically unique to Tasmania, being a pisé style, pressed earth rendered building, and is impressed in the memories of the Old Girls who attended as day girls and boarders until 1982.Now Broadland House needs some care, with rendering of cracks on the Eastern face and preparation for painting, window frame and front verandah maintenance and new hand rails for the fire escape. We are now appealing for your support.