Scholarships 2026
About Frederick Irwin Anglican School
We are excited to invite applications from students who are high-achieving learners, and students with talent and passion for sport or music, to apply for an Academic or Music Performance Scholarship for students entering Years 7, 10 and 11 in 2026 or a Sport Scholarship for students entering Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 in 2026.
Since its opening in 1991, Frederick Irwin Anglican School has grown to become a thriving community of over 1,700 students, from Kindergarten through to Year 12. At the heart of our school is a deep commitment to nurturing academic excellence, fostering cultural pursuits, and supporting sporting achievement. Our scholarships reflect this dedication, providing opportunities for students to reach their fullest potential.
Frederick Irwin Anglican School upholds high standards of personal presentation and behaviour along with strong values. We operate in a structured environment where every student is encouraged and supported to excel. We provide a rich and diverse learning experience, ensuring that each student has the opportunity to thrive academically and personally.
In the early years of secondary school, students explore a wide range of subjects, and in the Senior Secondary years, we offer a broad selection of WACE courses, allowing students to tailor their education to their strengths and interests. With modern, purpose-built facilities and air-conditioned classrooms, we ensure a comfortable, inspiring environment for learning.
We are proud to award a number of Academic and Music Performance Scholarships for students entering Years 7, 10 and Year 11 in 2026 and Sport Scholarships for students entering Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 in 2026. This is a fantastic opportunity for students who are ready to make their mark and achieve greatness in their chosen fields. If you are a gifted and motivated student, we look forward to seeing how you can contribute to the vibrant community at Frederick Irwin Anglican School.
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Christ's Church Music Scholarship - open for 2025
Three generous music scholarships of $1,000 each are being offered by Christ’s Church Mandurah for students at Frederick Irwin Anglican School for 2025.
These scholarships are being provided to support a musician or singer to continue to pursue their passions and provide opportunities to perform at Christ’s Church, Mandurah.
Applicants can apply as follows:
- Must be studying privately through the Frederick Irwin Anglican School music tuition programme
- Provide a letter outlining your passion for music and why the scholarship would benefit you
- Acceptance that the scholarship is for use in 2025
- A condition of the scholarship is that the student is willing to perform on occasion at Christ’s Church, Mandurah.
Application letters are to be Attention to The Head of Arts, Mrs Jenny Crutchett, and emailed to principalpa@fias.wa.edu.au by Monday 7 April 2025.
Academic Scholarship - closed for 2025
Thank you for your interest in an Academic Scholarship. These have now closed for 2026.
These Scholarships are designed to support students of high academic ability and achievement during their Secondary education. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of a common test, and a student’s past and present performance at school.
Music Performance Scholarship - closed for 2025
Thank you for your interest in a Music Scholarship. Applications are now closed.
These Scholarships are designed to support students with musical talent, with good academic ability and achievement during their years of Secondary education. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of an instrument or voice performance, and a student’s past and present performance at school.
Requirements for the Audition
The total audition time will be approximately 20 minutes.
- The audition will be conducted with the following structure:
1) A performance by the candidate of prepared pieces and technical work. (10 minutes)
2) A series of short aural/perception tests undertaken by the candidate. (5 minutes)
3) An interview with the candidate – to gather background information and assess levels of music theory knowledge. (5 minutes)
- The total playing time for all pieces and technical work (scales etc.) will be no more than 10 minutes, even if more than one instrument is played by the candidate. Candidates are encouraged to play two prepared pieces of a contrasting nature; however, this is not a requirement of the audition process.
- Candidates who wish to audition on more than one instrument will be required to play a minimum of one piece on each instrument; whilst not exceeding the 10 minutes available for this section of the audition.
- The interviewer will make selections from a written list of prepared pieces and technical work (scales etc.) that must be provided by the candidate and presented to the interviewer at the start of the audition.
- Candidates may be asked to stop playing at any time during the audition.
- Prepared pieces may be accompanied by USB, CD, MP3/iPod player or piano, although this is not a requirement.
- An accompanist is not provided; however, a USB/CD/MP3/iPod player is available for use.
- A Grand Piano and a Drum Kit will be provided for the Audition. All other instruments must be brought by the candidate to the Audition.
- A room will be available to candidates for 15 minutes prior to the Audition.
- If possible, instruments should be ‘tuned’ before the Audition; however, the interviewer will assist with tuning as required.
Kwobadiny Sports Scholarship - closed for 2025
Thank you for your interest in our Kwobadiny Sports Scholarship. These have now closed for 2026.
Cultural Scholarship - closed for 2025
Thank you for your interest in our Cultural Scholarship. These have now closed for 2026.