Confirmed ongoing yearly

Applications are usually due April 30.  Sooke Soccer will post an updated scholarship application form on their website prior to the deadline. 

The Sooke Principals’ and Vice-Principals’ Association is pleased to offer scholarships to the students of Sooke School District. Annual scholarships will be awarded to one student graduating from each of our district secondary schools; Belmont Secondary, Edward Milne Community School, École Royal Bay Secondary, Westshore Secondary, and QELEṈSEN Á, LEṈ. In addition, one scholarship will be awarded to recognize a graduate with Indigenous ancestry. Details of the scholarship and procedures for application are set out below. 

The bursary will be awarded to a SMFA registered player who best demonstrates the qualifications of sportsmanship, contributions to community, and skill & performance in fastball. 

SEE THE SOOKE MINOR FASTBALL WEBSITE FOR APPLICATION FORMS, APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS, AND TO CONFIRM APPLICATION DEADLINE

Completed applications can be sent to president@sookefastball.ca.

The bursary will be awarded to a SMFA female registered player who best demonstrates the qualifications of sportsmanship, contributions to community, and skill & performance in fastball. 

See the Sooke Minor Fastball website listed below for application forms, application requirements, and to confirm application deadline.

Completed applications can be sent to president@sookefastball.ca.

The Sooke Fine Arts Society will offer up to two annual scholarships of $1,500 to School District #62 students graduating from Grade 12 at one of: Edward Milne Community, Royal Bay Secondary, West Shore Centre for Learning, or Belmont Secondary Schools or SD #62 home school learning program. The scholarships are to provide financial support to students entering a post-secondary program, which includes a visual arts component, at an accredited Canadian institution.

Scholarships will be awarded to SMHA registered members who apply and who best combine the qualifications set here under. SMHA gives recognition to their members who develop their academic career aspirations, at the same time nourishing their interest in hockey.

Each secondary school in Canada is able to nominate ONE outstanding student as a Schulich Leader nominee.  From this pool of nominees, 20 participating universities across Canada will choose their Schulich Leader Scholarship Recipients, each of whom will receive a four-year scholarship valued at $100,000 for math/science/technology degrees or $120,000 for engineering degrees.   

Selection criteria:
1)  financial need is the main criteria
2)  child, grandchild, or great grandchild of military veteran

A $1000 to $1500 bursary is available to children of veterans, grandchildren of veterans, or great grandchildren of veterans for study at any post secondary institution.  

To qualify, family income must not exceed approximately $30,000 per year.  

Submit your completed application to the Sooke Legion.  

 
The Rotary Victoria-Harbourside is looking to reward students who share their values in making a positive difference in the community. 

The following seven Scholarships are available:

40 scholarships of $1000

The Quest for Excellence Scholarship program is about recognizing students who are dedicated to their communities and driven by a passion for leadership. 

To apply for the Quest for Excellence scholarship, eligible students are invited to write and submit an online essay that is a minimum of 500 words in length, answering one of the following questions: