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SCIENCE SUCCESS:  Matthew Bignell from Kelso High Campus attended the Victor Chang Cardiac Institute Research Awards last week.

Top science honour for Kelso High student, Matthew Bignell

Cowra High School principal Charles Gauci, medical scholarship recipient Georgina Veney, Enid Langfield, agricultural science scholarship recipient Daniel White and trustee Bill Murphy.

Cowra High School has a variety of scholarships to assist students with their transition to tertiary studies.

Cowra High School: A list of scholarships to help ease the cost

The Cowra Education Foundation was established in 2001. FILE PHOTO

As a campaign mounts to promote the inequities country students face affording a tertiary education, the Cowra Education Foundation (CEF) reminds students of the many opportunities they available to them.

Cowra Education Foundation: More than $46,000 in help to students since 2001

Small business owner, nurse and self-described country girl Fee Jennings: her ten year 'gap year' was not only a financial choice but gave her time to work out what she wanted to do with her life. 

Self-sense: gap year not just a dollar and cents value

Regional communities, as well as students and parents, are suffering at the hands of a university system where high costs force country students to choose between staying at home or gaining a higher education, according to federal National party senator Bridget McKenzie.

EDUCATION EQUALITY: Uni fees deterring students

The father of Australia's Higher Education Contribution Scheme said expanding the scheme to cover living expenses could be the key to making university education more accessible for regional and remote students.

EDUCATION EQUALITY: HECS could be key for rural students: expert

STUDENT allowances need reform to bridge the gap between city and country, according to Parkes MP Mark Coulton.


EDUCATION EQUALITY: Coulton calls for reform to uni allowances

COUNTING THE COST: Orange High School students Chloe Barrett, Sophie Tonkin, Tori Mansfield, Harry Roth and David Clare discuss university options with principal David Lloyd. Photo: STEVE GOSCH                               0824sguni1

School principal says rural and regional students are up to the challenge

'Resourceful' country students find a way to study at university: principal

Cowra High School Principal, Charles Gauci, with Australian National University Tuckwell Scholarship 2015 winner and former Cowra High student, Brody Hannan. FILE PHOTO.

The #fairgo4bushstudents campaign aims to highlight country students about education affordability. Here, Cowra High School principal Charles Gauci stresses that students shouldn’t be put off by talk of high costs of university, as the many and varied support networks they can draw on from the wider school community will back them. 

Cowra High Principal: ‘We want students to go to university and will do everything possible’

CROSS COUNTRY: Charles Sturt University student Nap Holmes lives about eight hours away from home. 
Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0821sguni3

For Charles Sturt University student Nap Holmes, a scholarship has eased the burden of moving

Scholarship helps Nap rest easy by defraying costs of studying

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