Edusave Awards – Secondary Schools

edusave awards for secondary schools

Here is the updated 2024 Edusave Awards program for secondary schools. In the upcoming sections, we will provide information on award prize amounts and highlight the changes made to the award criteria, including the revision of monthly household income or per capita income.

Summary of the Edusave Awards for Secondary Schools:

Edusave AwardsSpecialised SchoolsAll Other Secondary Schools
Edusave Character Award500500
Edusave Merit Bursary (EMB)500350
Edusave Good Progress Award (GPA)400200
Edusave Award for Achievement, Good Leadership and Service (EAGLES)500350
Edusave Scholarship 500500
Edusave Skills Award500-

What is Specialised schools? And what is the details of the awards?

NorthLight School and Assumption Pathway School are specialised schools that offer an experiential and hands-on learning approach for students who do not qualify for a secondary course of education after the PSLE.

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Detail Edusave Awards for Specialised Schools – Criteria and Amount

Specialised School Edusave AwardAmountCriteria
Edusave Character Award500Up to 2% of students in each school recognized for exceptional character and outstanding personal qualities.
Edusave Merit Bursary (EMB)500Top 25% of their school’s level and whose monthly household income does not exceed $7,500 (or per capita income does not exceed $1,875).
Edusave Good Progress Award (GPA)400Top 10% of their school’s level and course in terms of improvement in academic performance.
Edusave Award for Achievement, Good Leadership and Service (EAGLES)500Up to 10% of students of each school displaying leadership, community service, excellence in non-academic activities, and good conduct.
Edusave Scholarship 500Top 10% of their school’s level and course in terms of academic performance
Edusave Skills Award500Up to 10% of students from each course in the graduating cohort who have demonstrated excellent professional and soft skills throughout their course of study.

Detail Edusave Awards for mainstream Secondary Schools – Criteria and Amount

Secondary School Edusave AwardAmountCriteria
Edusave Character Award500Up to 2% of students in each school recognized for exceptional character and outstanding personal qualities.
Edusave Merit Bursary (EMB)350Top 25% of their school’s level and whose monthly household income does not exceed $7,500 (or per capita income does not exceed $1,875).
Edusave Good Progress Award (GPA)200Top 10% of their school’s level and course in terms of improvement in academic performance.
Edusave Award for Achievement, Good Leadership and Service (EAGLES)350Up to 10% of students of each school displaying leadership, community service, excellence in non-academic activities, and good conduct.
Edusave Scholarship 500Top 10% of their school’s level and course in terms of academic performance

FAQ:

What are Edusave Awards for secondary school students?

Edusave Awards are a recognition and financial incentive program in Singapore aimed at motivating and rewarding the academic achievements and character development of secondary school students.

Who is eligible for Edusave Awards for secondary schools?

Eligibility typically includes all Singaporean Citizens students who are enrolled in secondary schools in Singapore.

How are students selected for Edusave Awards?

Students are typically selected based on their academic performance, conduct, and other criteria established by the Ministry of Education (MOE). These criteria may vary from year to year. The detailed criteria are outlined above.

What types of awards are available?

Edusave Awards may include monetary prizes, certificates of achievement, and other forms of recognition. The specific awards and prize amounts may change annually. For more details, please refer to the section above.

How can I apply for Edusave Awards for my child?

Eligible students are automatically considered based on their academic records and conduct.

Are there any changes or updates to the Edusave Awards for 2024?

The revised household income or per capita income information is provided in the section above. (EMB)

What can the award money be used for?

The award money is typically intended to support the educational expenses of the recipient, such as school-related fees, books, and other learning materials.

What is the method of disbursing award money to students, and what is the requirement for students to receive it?

Students will receive the award monies via PayNow if they have registered for it before the day of the award ceremony. 

Other Resources:

Primary Schools Edusave Awards