Enrolments

Music Tuition Awards

At Bialik College, music is an integral part of school life, with a vibrant and diverse program that nurtures creativity, talent and a lifelong appreciation of the performing arts.

From curricular music beginning in our early learning years to our thriving Music School, which provides private instrumental tuition to more than 200 students, there are countless opportunities for students to explore and develop their musical talents. Our program also includes instrumental and vocal ensembles, student bands, soirées, our biennial College Musical and Bialik Rising Star.

To further recognise and nurture musical excellence, Bialik College is pleased to offer Music Tuition Awards to students entering Years 6–12 in 2027 who demonstrate outstanding musical potential.

Applications are now open and close at 5.00pm on Monday 9 November 2026.

Click here to learn more about the Music Tuition Awards, including eligibility and application requirements.

Click here to submit an application.

      General Information

      The Music Tuition Award covers music tuition conducted at the College for the duration of one semester only. The cost of books, stationery and examination fees is not covered by the award.

      Applicants who play more than one instrument in their audition will only be awarded a Tuition Award in one of the instruments presented, to be determined in consultation with the Head of Music.

      Please note: Individuals can hold only one scholarship / bursary / award at any time.

      Requirement and Expectations of Award Recipients

      Music Tuition Award recipients are expected to contribute to the school’s music program through both curricular and extra-curricular activities as outlined below.

      Award Recipients are required to:

      • Have continuous music lessons with Bialik music tutors for the duration of the award.
      • Participate in the Music Elective Program (Years 7-10).
      • Take part in the musical life of the College. This includes attendance at instrumental lessons, rehearsals and participation in ‘classroom’ music.
      • Participate in musical events such as assemblies, soirées, Celebration Evening, Bialik Rising Star and other musical productions in the Visual Performing Arts Calendar.
      • Participate in Jewish community celebration and commemoration events.
      • Award Recipients are required to take Music as a VCE subject if in Years 11 or 12, whilst in receipt of the award.
      • Maintain exemplary academic and musical progress for the duration of the award.
      • Prioritise their participation in musical performances and any issues relating to rehearsals, music activities, lessons and performances are to be discussed with the Head of Music.
      • Participate in at least one of the following ensembles that has a specific need for their instrument (or voice) either before, during or after school:
        • Middle Harmony Choir (Years 6-9 only)
        • Amazon Rhythms – specialist percussion group (Years 6-12 only)
        • The Middle Groove – Middle School Contemporary Band – (Years 6-9 only)
        • The Jazz Groovers – Senior Contemporary Band (Years 10-12 only)
        • ‘Norm’s Horns’ - Contemporary Wind Ensemble (Years 6-12)

      Please note: Individuals can hold only one scholarship / bursary / award at any time.