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Bursaries and Scholarships
Bursaries - 2010/2011
Eligibility
All current Balmoral Hall School (BH) students and new applicants, entering Grades 1 to 12, may request financial assistance in the form of a bursary. In order to be considered for a bursary, students must either be currently registered or have submitted an application to attend the School for the upcoming school year. Families must be paying Canadian income taxes.
Bursary Information
- Bursaries are awarded based upon financial need.
- All parents of students wishing to be considered for a bursary must complete a FACS PFS - Financial Aid for Canadian Students - Parents' Financial Statement (Bursary Application Form). All submissions are reviewed by Apple Financial Services, an independent 3rd party, who then makes recommendations to the School regarding bursary awards.
- The final decision regarding bursaries is made by the Financial Aid Committee at Balmoral Hall School.
- All information and decisions are kept strictly confidential.
- It is Balmoral Hall School’s policy that no more than 50% of a student’s fees will be covered by bursaries. The Bursary Program is meant to supplement, not to replace, a family’s financial commitment. Actual amounts awarded vary according to a number of factors including the number of requests received in any one year, and to the financial resources available.
- Bursaries are granted for one year only and must be reapplied for each year.
- Bursaries are awarded by the School and carry no obligation of repayment, although it is hoped that beneficiaries will, in the future, become donors to the Annual Fund.
- The full amount of the bursary will appear on the monthly statement according to the recipient's chosen Tuition Payment Plan option.
(e.g.: Plan A – June, 2010, Plan B – September, 2010, Plan C – December, 2010)
- If for any reason, a student leaves the School during an academic year, any allocated bursary funds must be paid back or revert back to the School.
Bursary Form Information, Application Procedure and Application Deadline Dates
- FACS PFS form information
- FACS PFS forms are available via the following ways:
- Application Procedure
- Submit the completed FACS PFS form, fees and copies of the required financial documentation directly to Balmoral Hall School attention: Sheila Hunter, Accounting Manager. Mrs. Hunter will forward all documents to Apple Financial Services on behalf of applicants. All submissions are held in the strictest of confidence.
- Application Deadlines and Notification of the provision of Bursaries
- Returning Students – Monday, February 1, 2010 – Completed FACS PFS forms, fees and documentation must be received by the BH Accounting Office by this date in order to receive notification of a bursary award with the 2010/2011 registration documents.
- New Students – Bursaries take approximately 3-4 weeks to process. Notification of a bursary award will be sent out dependent upon the date the completed FACS PFS forms, fees and documentation are received by the BH Accounting Office.
- Families who submit late FACS PFS forms will be given consideration according to availability of funds.
Should you have any questions regarding the Bursary Program, please contact our Accounting Manager, Mrs. Sheila Hunter at shunter@balmoralhall.com or at (204) 784-1607.
Entrance Scholarships - 2010/2011
Based upon the results of the entrance requirements, all applicants entering Middle or Senior School (Grades 6 to 12), will be considered for scholarships.
Entrance Scholarships are awarded based upon high academic achievement on the Entrance Examination and related criteria. The Entrance Examination challenges students’ critical thinking. Students cannot prepare for the examination.
Notification of the provision of an Entrance Scholarship will accompany the Letter of Acceptance. Entrance Scholarships range from $500 – $1,000 each. Students are eligible to receive only one Entrance Scholarship. The full amount of the scholarship will be applied to the December statement.
If, for any reason, a student leaves the School during an academic year, any allocated scholarship funds must be paid back or revert back to the School.
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