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There are certain subjects at Level Three, in which students — principally in Year 13 — have an opportunity to win scholarship. Scholarship is a monetary award designed to recognize New Zealand’s top students in subjects. Gaining a scholarship does not give a student any more credits, nor does it count towards their NCEA or any other qualification. But if a scholarship is gained it will be stated on a student’s record of learning.

Scholarship is an external assessment in NZ education that assesses secondary school students against challenging standards, and will be demanding for the most able students in each subject.

“Scholarship students will again be expected to demonstrate high-level critical thinking, abstraction and generalization, and to integrate, synthesise and apply knowledge, skills, understanding and ideas to complex situations.”

(www.nzqa.govt.nz)

The subjects students can sit scholarship in : –

Accounting

Art History

Biology

Chemistry

Chinese

Classical Studies

Drama

Economics

English

French

Geography

German

Graphics

History

Japanese

Latin

Maths with Calculus

Media Studies

Music Studies

Physical Education

Physics

Science

Spanish

Stats with Modeling

Te Reo Maori

Technology

Visual Arts

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This information was compiled by the Kiwi Families team.

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