About Kambala scholarships
An Anglican day and boarding school in Rose Bay established in 1887, Kambala offers full and partial means-tested scholarships for entry into Years 5, 7, 9 and 11. The programme encompasses academic, music and extra-curricular awards covering sports, debating, creative arts and drama. The Rose Holdsworth Boarding Scholarship supports regional and rural students, while dedicated Indigenous scholarships extend boarding places to young women from remote communities. All candidates sit the AAS examination.
Girls
Eastern Suburbs
Scholarship types
Test format and information
Kambala uses the AAS scholarship test. Reasoning and Problem Solving, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Written Expression are covered in the assessment.
Scholarship test dates
Key dates for Kambala scholarship testing. Always confirm dates directly with the school.
Students sit the test 1 year before entry. E.g. Year 4 students sit for Year 5 entry.
The most recent scholarship round has concluded. Schools usually release the next round's dates later in the year — please confirm directly with the school.
Apply for a scholarship
Visit the Kambala website for full details on their scholarship program, eligibility criteria, and application process.
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Frequently asked questions
What test does Kambala use for scholarships?
Kambala uses the AAS scholarship test. The AAS assessment covers Reasoning and Problem Solving, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Written Expression.
When is the Kambala scholarship test?
Check the Kambala website for the latest scholarship test dates. Dates are typically published in the second half of the year prior to entry.
How can I prepare for the Kambala scholarship test?
Kambala uses AAS, which covers Reasoning and Problem Solving, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Written Expression. PrepHQ offers targeted practice sessions aligned with the AAS format, with detailed explanations for every question to help students build genuine understanding.