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Caulfield Grammar School Scholarship Exam

Co-educational Anglican tradition Melbourne, Victoria Years 7-12 (Caulfield) Day and boarding
Exam boardEdutest
Year levelsYears 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11
Applications closeClosed (2027 entry)
Exam dateSat 7 Feb 2026
Scholarship value25%–75% of tuition to end of Year 12

Last checked 2026-06-24 against the official scholarships page →  |  Dates are indicative — always confirm with the school before applying. All scholarship details on this page are taken from the school's official website; preparation guidance is provided by Ace Achievers.

About the school

"To be a leading, internationally recognised, co-educational school fostering responsible global citizens."

Inspired by their Anglican tradition of faith, hope and love, the school's values drive behaviour, inform decisions, shape perspective and underpin culture.

TypeIndependent co-educational school
YearsYear 7 to Year 12 (Caulfield Campus)
Enrolment—
LocationCaulfield, Malvern, Shelford and Wheelers Hill campuses, Victoria

Quoted from the school's website — official site →

From the school's scholarships page

The academic scholarship

Eligibility
"Year 5, Year 6, Year 7, Year 9, Year 10, Year 11"
Eligibility
"New or currently enrolled students of Caulfield Grammar School" and "A Citizen or Permanent Resident of Australia at the time of application."
Value
"Successful applicants will receive part remission of tuition fees through to the end of Year 12 – typically between 25% and 75%."
Test provider
"Caulfield Grammar School use Edutest scholarship tests."
Application fee
"$120 AUD"

Quoted verbatim from the official scholarships page →

Key dates

Exam"Saturday, 7 February 2026 from 9.00am –12.00pm"
Applications close"Applications for entry in 2027 have now closed."

Dates quoted from the official scholarships page, last checked 2026-06-24. Dates are indicative and can change — always confirm directly with the school before applying.

How to prepare for the scholarship exam

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Written Expression

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General Ability

GA (General Ability)

Verbal, numerical and abstract reasoning patterns, trained for speed under exam conditions.

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GA course — coming July 2026

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This guide is independent. Caulfield Grammar School (St Kilda East) is not affiliated with Ace Achievers. All scholarship details are quoted from the school's official website — always confirm on the official page before applying.