Our Scholarships capture domains such as academics, music and boarding as we support students to find their place.

Prospective, future and current students may apply for our Academic Scholarships commencing in Year 7, offering up to 100% remission of tuition fees for the duration of the enrolment.

Scholarships recognise students who demonstrate strong academic ability alongside engagement in co-curricular activities, leadership and community contribution.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Students must be in Year 5 in 2026 to apply for 2028 Year 7 Academic Scholarships
• Applications are assessed based on the AAS Scholarship examination, supporting documentation, and for shortlisted candidates, an interview
• Students holding a Student Visa (subclass 500) are welcome to apply, with tuition fee remission applied at domestic student rates

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

Pembroke School offers a limited number of Scholarships to Boarding students entering Years 7 to 11.

Applications for our Boarding Scholarships are open to students with a sound academic record of achievement and a readiness to contribute widely to the School’s Co-Curricular Program.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

The Indigenous Youth Leadership Program (IYLP) provides Scholarships and leadership opportunities for young Indigenous Australians. It is offered in conjunction with the Indigenous Education at Pembroke (IE@P) program.

Working in partnership with Pembroke School, the IYLP is run by The Smith Family, with funding support through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. The program aims to close the gaps in Indigenous educational disadvantage by creating greater access to additional education choice for Indigenous students, particularly those from remote and extremely remote areas of the country.

As well as helping Indigenous students achieve their educational aspirations, the IYLP strives to develop positive role models and leaders to inspire other Indigenous students.

For information about Indigenous Education at Pembroke, click here.

Applications for the 2027 Indigenous Youth Leadership Program open in Term 2 2026.

Application Process

• IYLP Scholarships are offered annually, with criteria, application details and due dates announced by The Smith Family.
• Shortlisted students will be required to attend a personal interview at Pembroke School with the IYLP Manager and Pembroke School’s Director of Indigenous Education.

For enquiries regarding IYLP Scholarships, please contact the IYLP Manager via IYLP@thesmithfamily.com.au or 0435 323 637.

Application for admission to Pembroke School must be made at the same time as the application for an IYLP Scholarship at Pembroke. The School’s online application form is available here.

For further information about our School, please contact Amanda Bourchier, Pembroke’s Director of Indigenous Education via +61 8 8366 6830 or IE@pembroke.sa.edu.au.

These Scholarships are periodically awarded on the basis of need for boarders entering Years 10, 11 or 12, or other year level in exceptional circumstances and pending agreement between the School and donor.

The Indulkaninna Foundation Scholarships have been established in support of Boarding students by a generous Pembroke old scholar family.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

Applications for these Scholarships are open to boarders entering Years 7 to 10 who meet specific geographical isolation criteria.

Isolated Students’ Scholarships are awarded to students who have a consistent record of sound academic progress and are eager to contribute to the School’s Co-Curricular Program.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

This Scholarship is available periodically for Boarding students from rural or outback primary producing communities entering Years 10, 11 or 12.

Generously endowed by Pembroke Foundation Patron Mrs Margaret Bennett (nee Sellars), this Scholarship offers recipients the opportunity to attend Pembroke as boarders and embark upon a life-shaping educational experience.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

Pembroke School offers a select number of Music Scholarships to students entering Years 7 to 11.

Our Music Scholarships offer a unique opportunity for students to join a community of passionate musicians and enhance their talents while reaching their academic potential. Applications are open to students who display excellence or significant promise in music.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

Funded by the generosity of the Pembroke community, this Scholarship is open to students who are experiencing financial hardship or adverse circumstances.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

This Scholarship has been established by a generous and long-standing member of our School community for students wishing to study the IB Diploma who would otherwise be unable to access a Pembroke education.

For Scholarship enquiries, please contact scholarships@pembroke.sa.edu.au

The Principal’s Bursary Fund operates wholly at the discretion of the Principal to support families in the short term who are experiencing financial hardship. 

The Pembroke Old Scholars Association provides several part Bursaries for children of old scholars entering the senior years at Pembroke. Bursaries are awarded in the form of a tuition fee remission of a variable amount determined by the Committee.

For enquiries, please email oldscholars@pembroke.sa.edu.au or phone +61 8 8366 6221