Arch Campbell Memorial Scholarship

Applications for 2027 entry will open 8.00am Thursday 20 November 2025

The Arch Campbell Memorial Scholarship is available to boys entering Year 7 in 2027 and not currently at the School, covering 100% of tuition fees.

This scholarship is open to Australian students who meet the required criteria and, while subject to annual review, is tenable for the duration of the boy’s education at Christ Church. Applicants are considered on their ability to benefit from a Christ Church education and must clearly demonstrate financial hardship.

The Scholarship:

  • covers 100% of tuition fees through the Christ Church Grammar School Old Boys’ Association Scholarship Trust, from Year 7 to Year 12
  • is awarded to an Australian citizen or permanent resident entering Year 7 who does not currently attend Christ Church Grammar School or another PSA school
  • is subject to annual review
  • is tenable for the duration of the boy’s education at Christ Church

Application requirements

The following documents must be included with your online application.

  • Completed and signed Statement of Financial Position
  • Two most recent school reports
  • Most recent NAPLAN or other standardised test results
  • Any specialist reports (e.g. speech pathologist, educational psychologist, occupational therapist etc.)
  • Birth certificate
  • Hand-written letter by the applicant to the Principal, outlining their strengths and why they would like to become part of the Christ Church community
  • A character reference by a person (not related) who has known the student over time
  • If born overseas, your child’s Permanent Residency or citizenship papers
  • Any family court or parenting papers

Applications will close 4.00pm AWST Thursday 12 February 2026.

This scholarship is made possible by philanthropic donations from our school community through the Old Boys’ Association Scholarship Trust.

The Arch Campbell Memorial Scholarship – background

This scholarship recognises the generosity of Lieutenant Archibald (Arch) Campbell who, after serving in the 2/2 Commando Squadron, dedicated his life to ‘Legacy’ – a charity which assists the spouses and children of deceased servicemen and women. In the 1970s, Arch enabled two boys to receive the gift of a Christ Church education as the family’s legatee.

 


For further information, please email scholarships@ccgs.wa.edu.au or call 9442 1555.