October 10, 2022

Pursuing their potential with Monash

Three local Year 10 students from St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School were recently offered and have accepted a place in the Monash Scholars Class of 2022 to 2024.

Monash Scholars is a prestigious program for high-achieving Year 10 secondary school students in Victoria, providing them with a unique head start in university life.

Ananya, Kaja and India, all of Traralgon, are very excited to have attained this personal achievement that will also enable them to expand their network of like-minded peers whilst engaging with Monash University.

The students were required to apply for this honour with Monash University and will now commit around 20 hours a year to the program from Year 10 to Year 12. This primarily entails attending on-campus events after school and during holidays. Furthermore, Scholars who gain admission to Monash University after completing Year 12 will continue to receive benefits such as leadership and ambassador opportunities.

Head of St Paul’s Traralgon Secondary School, Leonie Clark, is proud of the students’ achievements and commitment to the program. “We congratulate our successful 2022 students and wish them well as they take this next exciting step towards claiming their academic future”, Leonie said.

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