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Things you can spend your Scholarship money on

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As part of the Learning for Life program, your family receives two Scholarship payments each year. These payments are funded by generous sponsors to help support your child’s education. 

​Here’s a guide on what you CAN and CAN’T spend the money on.

What you CAN spend your scholarship money on

Your Scholarship is for school-related costs that help your child learn and feel ready for school.  

This includes: 
  • School uniforms and shoes 

  • Stationery and books 

  • School camps or excursions 

  • Technology or home internet 
What you need may change depending on your child’s year level and your family’s situation. 

What you CAN'T spend your scholarship money on

Scholarship money is for education only.  

You can’t use it for: 
  • Household expenses like groceries or bills (electricity, water) 

  • Medical costs 

Did you know?

Your Scholarship money can also help with: 
  • Study furniture, like a desk or chair 

  • Library or photocopying fees 

  • Transport to and from school 

  • Extra-curricular activities such as sport or music lessons

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