Proudly supported by Barry Winmar, Deputy Mayor of the City of Kwinana
The Barry Winmar Indigenous Student Education Scholarship supports Indigenous students in pursuing their educational goals and reaching their full potential.
Sponsored by Barry Winmar, Deputy Mayor of the City of Kwinana and Aboriginal Community Leader, this scholarship reflects his commitment to empowering the next generation of Indigenous students and supporting their educational journey.
*This scholarship doesn’t require an application form.
Recipients will be selected following advice from the Program Coordinator of Aboriginal Education, in consultation with the Executive team.
Selection Criteria
- The recipient must be Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia.
- The recipient must be completing Year 10 in the year of awarding.
- The recipient must be enrolled at Gilmore College and remain enrolled through Year 11 and/or Year 12 following the awarding of the scholarship.
- The Barry Winmar Indigenous Student Education Scholarship recipient will be selected following advice from the Program Coordinator of Aboriginal Education, in consultation with the College Executive.
- The recipient should demonstrate a willingness to make a positive contribution to their senior years at Gilmore College.
Scholarship Recipient Responsibilities
Recipients are expected to:
- take responsibility for providing their Semester 1 report and any other required documentation if needed
- attend the scholarship presentation and post-presentation function, where applicable, and be prepared to introduce themselves to sponsors and participate in photographs
- demonstrate a positive attitude and commitment to their studies.
For more information on this scholarship, students are encouraged to speak to Student Services.