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Scholarship Application Timeline 2018
8 Jan 18 Application process begins
6 Mar 18 Application closes at 4:00pm
by 17 Mar 18 Notification of testing arrangements
24 Mar 18 Scholarship selection test (Academic)
May 18Music, Drama, Visual Art and Sports
Scholarship applicants audition and interviews
May - Jun 18 Final interview for short-listed candidates
June 18 Posting of all performance results
Referee Evaluation Forms
• External Candidates - Three forms altogether• Internal Candidates - See Important Notice (http://
www.rchk.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Important-Notice-2018-19.pdf)
Scholarships Enquiry
• Tel: 3556 3536
• Fax: 3556 3446
• Email: [email protected]
•Web: www.rchk.edu.hk
General Selection Criteria
• Outstanding academic record and potential as well as excellent approaches to learning
• Solid understanding of the scholarship programme’s goal and the role/responsibilities expected of a scholar
• Commitment to and participation in school or community service clubs and projects
• Leadership either in academic, extra-curricular activities, or community activities
• Overall quality and suitability to the scholarships programme (enrolment status, attendance, emotional stability etc.)
Selection Criteria Breakdown
• Academic record & potential (school records and test results) 50%
• Community and service activities and school events 20%
• Leadership (demonstrated & potential) 20%
• Overall quality & suitability (enrolment status, attendance, self-management, emotional stability etc.) 10%
Scholarship Selection Test
• 3 Levels (Level 1- Year 6&7, Level 2 - Year 8&9, Level 3 - Year 10,11 &12)
• Duration - 2 and a half hours
• 3 Parts - Written Expression x2, Humanities - comprehension and interpretation, Mathematics (or Math & Science
Sat, 24 Mar 2018
Scholarship Ongoing Eligibility • Attendance and enrolment status
• Overall academic progress and Approaches to Learning
- AchievementAcademic scholarships: no less than 45 for MYP and no less than 33 for DP
Other scholarships: no less than 40 for MYP and no less than 30 for DP
- Approaches to learningan average of B, no single lower than B
• Demonstrated active and abundant involvements in Community and Service programmes as well as being an active member of the school community.
• Evidence of good leadership traits and leadership qualities in their academic, extra-curricular and community activities.
• Overall conduct and personal responsibility
• The ability to take ownership and look after self welling being
Basic Conduct ▪ Good Attendance and Enrollment Status → Less than 5 lateness/absence per year (except sickness with proof or approved absence)
▪ Active participation in School Activities →Must participate in Swimming Gala, Athletics Carnival, EOTC and School Fair unless given permission
Academic Performance
For Academic Scholars
▪ MYP: above 45 points over 8 subjects ▪ DP: above 33 points over 6 subjects (excluding TOK) ▪ Approaches to Learning (ATL) Grades: have to be A
or B, no lower than B
Academic Performance
For Visual Art, Music, Drama or Sports Scholars
▪ MYP: above 40 points over 8 subjects ▪ DP: above 30 points over 6 subjects (excluding TOK) ▪ Approaches to Learning (ATL) Grades: have to be A
or B, no lower than B
Being a Good Role Model
▪ Remember you are a student ambassador! ▪ Be well presented and well mannered ▪ Demonstrate good citizenship out of school too
Creativity, Action and Service ▪ Attend at least 1 creativity or action activity for more
than one semester ▪ Take part in 1 major and 2 minor service activities (in
addition to curriculum requirements) ▪ Active and abundant involvement in the S&A/CAS
programs
Personal Experiences
▪ Explore a range of activities
▪ Find out what you are interested in
▪ Discover what helps you “de-stress”
Personal Experiences: Service
▪ Discover your passion ▪ Range of
opportunities provided by RCHK (service fair etc…)
▪ Take initiative
Leadership/Mentorship Roles
Demonstrate leadership traits and qualities in academic, extra-curricular
and community activities
▪ Documentation ▪ Reflections ▪ Keep track on whether
requirements have been achieved
▪ Helpful for the future
Scholarship Social Club
▪ Interact with other scholars ▪ Sharing personal experiences/struggles ▪ Chance to learn from each other ▪ Guest Speakers