The Allan William Shaw Scholarships 2021 Scholarships
IMPORTANT: Please read information below to assist you in completing your application online.
Applicants should carefully consider the criteria which may be varied from time to time.
Public Trust is the Trustee of the Estate of Allan William Shaw. Under Mr Shaw’s Will, he provided for a Committee (“the Committee”) to be formed to assist the Trustee in granting scholarships to students of Orewa College to further their tertiary education. All applications are considered by the Committee and applicants will be advised of the outcome at the 2021 Senior Prizegiving.
Who is eligible: Students in their final year at Orewa College who are New Zealand born or hold a New Zealand Citizenship. Special consideration will be given to students who have shown a high level of academic achievement and who, through personal or family circumstances, would suffer financial hardship by undertaking tertiary education.
How much funding is available: A number of Scholarships will be awarded between $4,000 and $10,000 and be awarded for up to 6 years each. (Values and periods will differ from applicant to applicant).
What can the Scholarship be used for: Scholarships can be applied towards your Student Loan, Tertiary Fees (including course fees and Halls of Residence fees) or other expenses relating to your study (including Laptop, Stationery, travel expenses etc). It is the preference of the Trustee to have payments made to a provider rather than an individual.
The Scholarship cannot be used towards the purchase of a car or cell phone.
How to apply: Complete the application form via Public Trust online Granting System ‘Smarty Grants’. A full application will require you to fill in the form and upload the required documents this includes providing academic details, proposed course of study, financial information, supporting documents. You can save the form as you go and log back in at any time to complete and submit before the date of 31st August 2021.
Terms and Conditions: The following terms and conditions apply:
The decision of the Trustee is final and no further discussion will be entered into.
Important dates
Late applications will not be accepted
Continuation Scholarships: Where a Scholarship is awarded for more than one year future years are subject annually to Trustee approval. After the first year, and in order to receive further assistance, applicants are required to request continuation of the scholarship from Public Trust before 31 January each year. This request must include:
(a) A brief review of the previous year; and
(b) An outline of the intended study for the year ahead; and
(c) Provide a brief update of current financial circumstances; and
(d) How you wish your Scholarship to be applied; and
(e) Previous year’s examination results and confirmation of re-enrolment.
The Committee reserves the right to:
If you do not apply for a continuation before the 31st of January your Scholarship and future years Scholarships will be considered lapsed.
Contact us: Any questions should be directed to Public Trust either by emailing us at funding@publictrust.co.nz or calling us on 0800 371 471.
IMPORTANT: Please read the information below to assist you in completing your application online.
Step 1: Determine eligibility
Step 2: Register or login to apply online
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Step 3: Complete your Application
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Step 5: What happens next?
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