H. B. Beal Secondary School

Scholarship Information and Post Secondary Planning

Sources and Resources

1. Scholarship Booklets: these include General National Scholarships, TVDSB–wide scholarships and HB Beal specific scholarships.

2. Parents’ work / Student Jobs / Volunteer Organizations: many of these groups have bursaries and scholarships for their

employees and extended families.

3. Post –Secondary institutions: for information regarding specific schools visit www.ontariouniversities.ca for universities; and

www.ontariocolleges.ca for colleges; also contact the financial aid office at the school you will be attending for other

opportunities and requirements.

4. Websites

www.yconic.com

www.scholarshipscanada.com

www.ontario.ca/page/students-loans-grants-scholarships-and-bursariies

www.myblueprint.ca/tvdsb

www.scholartree.ca

5. Keep your counsellor informed: Let your counsellor know the scholarships you are applying to; some require teacher

endorsements and references, make sure to give your references time to complete this.

6. Thames Valley System-wide and Beal specific awards:

www.tvdsb.ca > STUDENTS tab > AWARDS AND BURSARIES; > STUDENT AWARDS & SCHOLARHIPS WEBSITE DIRECTORY > HB BEAL

General Scholarships

This is just a guideline, there can be changes annually, please double check on websites.

SCHOLARSHIP

CRITERIA

APPROXIMATE

DEADLINE

VALUE

Loran Award (formerly Canadian Merit Scholarship)

· three sponsored applicants (unlimited direct applicants) · application forms available in Guidance or online · for students entering university who is well rounded, has character, leadership, commitment to community, min. average of 85% graduating year · download application at www.loranscholar.ca

Mid October To be determined Sponsored applications must be to Guidance 2 weeks before due date

30 awards of up to $100,000

E.F. Global Citizen Awards Educational Tours Scholarship

· must be a global citizen · application and digital media project or essay showing commitment to global awareness · www.eftours.com > students >global citizen scholarship

November

12 @ 10 day expense paid trip

University of Toronto National Book Award & Scholarship

· superior academic performance · original & creative thought · enthusiasm for intellectual exploration · involvement in the life of the school & community · beginning university the following fall

Early November Application must be to Guidance 2 weeks before due date

Book award 1 student from each school

TD Canada Trust Scholarship

· unlimited applicants · outstanding community service · minimum average of 75% · 20 scholarships awarded · www.tdcanadatrust.com/scholarships

Early December Up to $70,000 includes summer job mentorship, networking

Horatio Alger Ontario Scholarship Program

· full-time high school student planning to attend accredited public or private university or college in the fall · critical financial need ($65,000 or less annual net income per family is preferred, if higher, explanation must be provided) · involvement in co-curricular and community activities · academic potential · live in Ontario; Canadian Citizen

Mid October $5000

Schulich Leader Scholarships

· undergraduate scholarships for students intending to enroll in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) areas of study at a minimum of one of the 20 selected universities. Nominees are selected by their school and must possess at least 2/3 criteria: · outstanding community, business or entrepreneurial leadership · academic excellence · financial need · Canadian citizen · www.schulichleaders.com

Initiate process by mid-December Absolute deadline to Guidance is 2 weeks before due date

25 @ $100,000 25 @ $180,000 Each high school can nominate one Schulich Leader

Burger King McLamore Scholarship

· one per school · applications available on line – Access key: BKS · work part time (10 hrs/ week), 2.5 GPA · employee and non-employee tracks · good conduct in school and at work · be actively involved in community service activities · demonstrate financial need · plans to attend college, university or vocational school · http://www.bkmclamorefoundation.org /Home > What We Do>Burger King Scholars

Early December Application must be to Guidance 2 weeks before due date

$1,000-$50,000

Future Aces Foundation Scholarship

· offers scholarships to students who “exhibit exemplary citizenship qualities” · minimum 350 hours · www.futureaces.org > scholarships

February 1st 60@ $1,000

Western National Scholarship

Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada Overall academic of 90% on all Grade 12 U/M courses Admission for full-time studies at main campus and be nominated by their school. https://registrar.uwo.ca/student_finances/scholarships_awards

February 14 $1,000 to $10,000

Top 20 Under 20 Awards (Innovation in Leadership Achievement)

· demonstrated significant amounts of innovation, leadership and achievement in school, community or country · graduating student pursuing post-secondary education or apprenticeships · under age 20 years by Dec. 31 · under review for 2018 · www.top20under20.ca

Late January 20 @ $1,500 Plus mentoring, professional development, career coaching

Vari Scholarships/ Bursary

· graduating student entering Victoria College at University of Toronto – Arts & Science · interested in becoming a secondary school teacher · high academics, extracurricular activities, commitment to teaching ·http://www.vic.utoronto.ca/Assets/VicCollege+Digital+Assets/Victoria+College/VicCollege+Digital+Assets/Registrar/Awards+and+Benefactors+Booklet.pdf

Early February Various amounts

Royal Bank Scholarship Awards

· Canadian citizen · graduating student with minimum average 70% · registered at college or university in Canada · · http://scholarships.rbc.com/overview.aspx

Starting Mid November

$2,500-$4,000 Various awards

Kin Canada Bursaries (Hal Rogers Endowment Fund)

· Canadian citizen or landed immigrant · registered full-time at university or college · demonstrates high ideals and qualities of citizenship · submit application to a Kinsmen Club nearest your home address www.kinclubs.ca

February 1st $1,000

Royal Canadian Legion Bursary

· Canadian or Commonwealth war veteran, their children and grandchildren · post-secondary education in programs of a technical or vocational nature · must also apply to OSAP · www.on.legion.ca

Late March $500

OPC Scholarship (Ontario Principals)

· child of OPC member · academic excellence · co-curricular activities · community involvement · http://opc.tvdsb.on.ca

Late March Check website

Municipal Engineers Association Bursary Awards Program

· child of a municipal employee in Ontario · high school graduate accepted into an Ontario or Canadian University · http://www.municipalengineers.on.ca

Early April 10 @ $1,500

Justices of the Peace Bursary Program

· financial need · full time university or college next year · study a program that will lead to a career in the justice sector (paralegal, criminology, police foundations, legal admin, etc.) · http://www.ojen.ca/program/

Late April 8 bursaries (one per region)

Easter Seals Scholarships and Bursaries

· for students with physical disabilities · various criteria depending on the scholarship/bursary applying for · http://www.easterseals.org/services/scholarships

Various dates Check website

Various dates Check website

Libro Community Builder Scholarship

· outstanding commitment to developing leadership skills while participating in community development projects · www.libro.ca/Community/Scholarship.aspx

Late April 10 @ $3000

CUPE 4222 Graduation Award

· child of CUPE 4222 employee · graduating year only http://www.cupe4222.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1106engin:2016-graduation-award&catid=44&Itemid=130

Late April 20 @ $200

Canadian Hospitality Foundation Scholarships

· graduating from high school; available at participating institutions – apply directly to university/college you are planning to attend · judged on work experience, extracurricular, academics, and references · numerous scholarships to various university/ college programs, relating to food service or hospitality, such as, chef/culinary, food and beverage, hospitality, event/resort/restaurant, hotel management, tourism, golf · www.thechf.ca/scholarships

Mid May Multiple awards available ranging from $1,000 to $3,500

The Lincoln M. Alexander Award

· recognized for their outstanding leadership in improving racial understanding · www.citizenship.gov.on.ca/english/citizenship/honours/lma.shtml

Late May 2 @ $5,000 plus a medal and certificate

THE FOLLOWING AWARDS ARE AVAILABLE TO ALL GRADUATING STUDENTS IN THAMES VALLEY STUDENTS

For more information and applications go to:

www.tvdsb.ca > STUDENTS tab > AWARDS AND BURSARIES; > STUDENT AWARDS & SCHOLARHIPS WEBSITE DIRECTORY > HB BEAL

Due to Student Services by April 23, 2020

Award Criteria and Description Value

AC Askew Native Bursary

This bursary is awarded to a secondary school student of Native origin to encourage that student to remain in school. Native students on the roll of any secondary school of the Former London Board of Education are eligible.

$250

Gwyn Beynon Award

To a male or female graduating student who has demonstrated leadership and inspired others using music. The candidate should demonstrate a passion for and contribute to music and inspire those around them through their passion, their consideration and respect of others.

$250

Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation

- The student must be enrolled in a Business or Commerce program at a Canadian University in September. - The student must have an 85% or better average in 6 University (U or M) level. - The student must have demonstrated an interest in and a commitment to Business and Commerce and/or Entrepreneurship

in the school and in the community.

$5,000

Chartwells Bursary

The two students who have achieved the highest academic standing among the applicants for the award and who plan to enroll in a food services program or in a directly related program at the post-secondary level.

Annual Interest

Mackie Cryderman Award for Excellence in the Arts

To a graduating student who: - Demonstrates creative excellence or potential in the creative, performing and applied arts; - Will be entering post-secondary program related to the awarded subject, and, - Plans to practice or perform in their chosen field upon completion of their academic studies

TBD

Emerging Leaders Award

To be awarded to 3 students who best fits the following criteria: · Enrolled in Grade 10 or 11 within the Thames Valley District School Board · · Demonstrated leadership in both school and community

3 awards @ $250.00 each

Donna Evans Memorial

To a graduating female student who: · Is pursuing a career in one of the trades with clear objectives · Demonstrates skills related to health and safety · Diligent, conscientious and industrious with attention to detail · Displays teamwork · Preference given to a student with financial need

$400

General Dynamics Award

Five awards @ $500.00 Graduating high school student who is entering post-secondary education, following the summer. One scholarship for a student studying a skilled trade; one scholarship for a student studying engineering; one scholarship for a student studying business; one scholarship for a student who shows a commitment to diversity through educational and extracurricular pursuits; one scholarship for a student who is supported by a family member in the Canadian Forces (reg. force or reserves) or is an active member of the Forces or Cadets. Above average academic performance and commitment. Participation in extracurricular activities, employment and community experience will be considered in addition to academic performance.

5 @ $500

Global Leadership Award

To a graduating student who has acquired global leadership competencies during their secondary school years and contributed to an international awareness in their school (i.e. participated in cross cultural clubs, fairs etc)

$1,000

John Greenslade Memorial Award

The scholarship will be presented to one or more students with a disability entering post-secondary education (students will need to provide proof of acceptance). Preference will be given to a student who has exhibited the ability to overcome obstacles and demonstrates financial need.

Up to $2,000

Paul Haggis Scholarship

To recognize student success in the field of Arts and Culture. This would be for a student who has registered full-time in any Post-Secondary Arts program at Fanshawe College. In addition, candidates will have demonstrated a commitment towards their high school fine arts program through strong contributions using their skills to serve the high school community and participating in extracurricular fine art activities. Each candidate will also provide a letter from a high school fine arts teacher testifying to the candidate's skills and abilities and potential contribution to the community.

Annual Interest

Robert Harvey Workplace award

To a student who: Has participated in a Cooperative Education Course; is leaving secondary school to go directly into the workplace; has demonstrated qualities of a positive attitude, teamwork and responsibility; proof of employment (ie. letter from employer or guidance counselor to verify employment). Principal and School Awards Committee will designate 3 nominees.

5 @$500

London And District Stroke Recovery Association Bursary

For students who have experienced a stroke or a Transient Ischemic Attack. The award has been established to provide financial support to assist a student in completing their education or to assist with rehabilitation during a difficult time. Students must provide medical confirmation. One nominee will be selected by School Awards Committee and sent to Board Office. Letter from school staff and/or doctor explaining medical circumstances and supporting application.

$500

London Home Builder’s Award

Awarded to a graduating student entering the work force, an apprenticeship or continuing education program related to the Residential Construction Industry. Student demonstrates aptitude and interest through active learning within the industry through related course work or co-op placement Encourages teamwork through co-operating, collaboration and trust. Accepts responsibility for individual and team outcomes.

$500.00

London Knights Education Scholarship

Awarded to students attending a City of London secondary school within the Thames Valley District School Board who are involved in competitive athletics (as a participant or volunteer). Preference will be given to students involved in hockey and who demonstrate a financial

To be determined

Phil McNamee Scholarship

The scholarship will be granted to a graduating student pursuing post-secondary education. The student will have good academic achievement while overcoming challenges. Preference to a student who has demonstrated financial need.

$5,000 (Financial Form & references required)

Mikalachi Bursaries

** More than one bursary is available annually The bursaries will be granted to graduating students displaying: financial need / Overcoming challenge; pursuit of excellence; specific post-secondary focus; effort to fund their goals themselves; extra-curricular activity; kindness All graduating students eligible. Donor to make final selections. More details available on website

$5,000 per year for up to 4 years (Financial form & references required)

J.H. Morris Bursary

Graduating child/children of "support staff" of the Thames Valley District School Board who: have a parent or legal guardian employed by the Thames Valley District School Board as support staff; are enrolled in and will be attending a post-secondary institution within one year of graduation; demonstrates a need for financial support; have attended a Thames Valley District School Board public secondary school for at least three (3) years

2 @$500

Music Scholarship

To a graduating student who: Is presently enrolled in a music course at TVDSB; Proceeding to a post-secondary music program $500

Queen Elizabeth Scholarship

The students attending any London secondary school with the highest scholastic achievement in their graduating year on the average of the best six subjects, carried to two decimal points. Residency requirements provided on TVDSB website

2 @ $2,000

Elisabeth Steel Reurink Memorial scholarship

This scholarship will be granted to:

A student who aspires to excellence in all areas of their life

A student who has demonstrated a love of learning and a commitment to develop their full potential and make a meaningful contribution to society

A student who demonstrates kindness, leadership, inclusive behaviour, helping others, and humility

A student who has set goals to attain excellence, achieves excellence, originality, and integrity in one’s own work and supports those qualities in the work of others

A student who has a supportive connection to the school community by participation in extra-curricular school activities and community volunteer work

A student who possesses a love of the arts through reading, writing, dance, fine art, drama, computer arts or music. Elisabeth Steel Reurink: November 15, 1991 – March 5, 2009

$1,000

Winston Schell Creativity Award

The award will be presented to a grade twelve student who has shown an interest in local culture. Some examples of how this may be done are, through their involvement with a theatre, visual arts, or musical group, or by attending poetry readings, theatre productions, or musical concerts, or through volunteer activities with a cultural group. Please note: Academic Achievement is not a determining factor.

$500

Tecumseh Products Engineering Scholarship

Must be a student who may have experienced social or economic obstacles, has obtained good academic standing and has shown participation in other school activities. The student must enroll in the University of Western Ontario Engineering program.

Annual interest

TVEF Mathematics Award

To a student in their last year of secondary school: Award #1 – for Workplace Students: A student going directly into the workplace from secondary school Must have taken a senior workplace math with a minimum average of 70% Award #2 – for College Students Graduating with a minimum 80% in 2 College/University level math courses Preference given to a student who has participated in math contests Must be proceeding to College

2@ $500

Marie Vandenberg Bursary

Granted to a graduating student who will be pursuing a post-secondary education. Preference will be given to a student with financial need and who has overcome obstacles. Proof of registration is required.

TBD

John Walsh Computer Studies Award

To a graduating student who: Is proceeding to post-secondary education in computer studies/computer science/information technology; Demonstrates respect, honesty and truthfulness; Mannerly conduct in and out of school; Academic achievement; given to a student with financial need

$1,000 each (1 male/1 female)

Young Construction Executive Club Award

To be offered to a graduating student who: has taken previous technology courses; has enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary education (diploma or degree program) in a construction related architectural, engineering, management, technology or trade program; have demonstrated an interest in and a commitment to construction; demonstrates qualities of leadership shown throughout their school career, extracurricular activities, community involvement and/or part time work.

$500

Scholarships and Awards

THE FOLLOWING AWARDS ARE SPECIFIC TO H.B. BEAL SECONDARY SCHOOL

For information and applications go to:

www.tvdsb.ca > STUDENTS tab > AWARDS AND BURSARIES; > STUDENT AWARDS & SCHOLARHIPS WEBSITE DIRECTORY > HB

BEAL

Applications due to Student Services by April 23, 2020

Award Criteria & Description

Selection process & Value

Margaret Aitken Fund · The student who displays outstanding abilities in art studies. · Chosen by the principal, together with a representative of the Art Department. · Application forms are available from your school's Student Services Department or online here.

$250.00 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Herb Ariss Award BEAL ART ONLY Annual Interest

Joël Aubin Memorial Scholarship

To a graduating student: · Proceeding to post-secondary education or apprenticeship · Who displays academic resilience · Demonstrates perseverance while overcoming personal challenges

$1,000 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Bahai Community Race Unity Award

To a graduating student: who exemplifies the ideals of intercultural cooperation and understanding; promotes equity and fairness for all people both in school and in the community

$200 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Dr. HB Beal Scholarship · Awarded to students who have had a significant impact on promoting and leading a positive school culture

· Application forms are available from your school's Student Services Department or online here.

$200.00 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Compass Group Bursary To be awarded to a most deserving student, preferably in the culinary field but not limited to this field. $500 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Mackie Cryderman Prize BEAL ART ONLY Annual Interest

Molly Thompson Enyon BEAL ART ONLY $500

Margaret Fallona Grade 12 French award

· Established in 1971 by the friends and colleagues of Margaret Fallona, who retired from the Wheable High School staff after 41 years with the former London Board of Education.

· Awarded to the student attaining the highest standing in Grade 12 French.

$100.00 No application necessary

Fallona, PJ & LC · Science, Math and Physed 3 @ $50 3@$75 No application necessary

Future Electrician Award

· Established in June 2015 by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers · To a graduating student: pursuing a career as an electrician; demonstrated academic achievement; has

completed Grade 12 Math, English and Physics (required) · Recipient selected by Tech Department Head with input from Tech teachers.

$300 No application necessary

Gartshore Memorial Award

A deserving student/s on completion of grade 10 and higher who is most proficient, to enable them to further their technical studies.

$100.00 forl Gartshore $100.00 Beechwood Prize Applications submitted to school awards committee

JEDO Award To a graduating student proceeding to a post-secondary destination in their graduation year: Judicious (using good judgement in actions and deeds); Exceptional (excels academically and/or athletically); Dedicated (strong work ethic); Overall (Balanced life with passion for extracurricular activities and involvement in school and community)

$200 (minimum) Applications to be submitted to JEDO Awards Committee

Lawson Prize for French Conversation

The student must not be French-speaking (one whose parents' mother tongue is other than French, and who has not attended a French school) and who has made the greatest progress in learning to communicate in French, or has indicated the greatest motivation to learn that language.

$250 Applications to school awards committee & French teacher

Paul Lewis Award A student taking a music option at any phase or level. The student should show a deep interest in music and should be proficient in the field. ***2019 TO GO TO BEAL***

$150.00 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Rita Lutz Criteria: To the student who has demonstrated leadership qualities and has encouraged student participation in school activities; is maintaining a satisfactory academic average; is in need of financial assistance to complete a school program; who has completed a minimum of 2 years at the said school.

$150 Student applications to be submitted to school awards committee

Tom Marriot Memorial Award

The Grade 12 auto body major who best exemplifies enthusiasm, effort and willingness to improve his or her skills in the auto body area.

$50.00, or Annual Interest. No Application necessary

Rosemary McKary Memorial

2 Awards (male & Female)

To a male and a female student who are generally proficient and who seem to feel, show, or exhibit a genuine concern for the welfare of others.

$150 each Applications submitted to school awards committee

John McMahon Broadcasting Scholarship

To a graduating student who:

Is pursuing a career in broadcasting

Volunteers their time both at school and in their community. Shows kindness and concern for others to make a positive difference in their communities.

Preference to a student with financial need

Academic achievement in English course

$ TBD Applications and nominations submitted to school awards committe

Cory McMenamin BEAL ART ONLY $1,500

Hugh Murray Art BEAL ART ONLY $500.00

Optimist: Dr. McKenzie Hey Awards

Two graduating students who may have social and/or economical barriers 2 @$100 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Robert Prickett Memorial Award

Robert Prickett was a Teacher in the area of Communication Technology at H.B. Beal S.S. Teaching was a new career for Robert, having previously worked for over 20 years as a creative director in local television.

A graduating student who is interested in pursuing further studies in the area of communication technology or broadcasting.

$250.00 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Raphaeal Robinson Memorial

Established in 2001 by Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Robinson, parents of Yaphet Rapheal Robinson, to honour the memory of their son who was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident in May 2000.

Granted to a graduating student who has the aptitude to succeed, but not necessarily the highest marks academically. The student will be one who demonstrates an interest in graphic art, exhibits a sincere effort and has overcome difficulties or adversity. The student will be continuing their education at a university or community college. Financial need will be a consideration.

Annual interest Applications submitted to school awards committee

Arnold Spensor BEAL ART ONLY $100.00

Vivian Sturdy Memorial BEAL ART ONLY Various $

Albert Edward Templar BEAL ART ONLY Annual Interest

Thames Valley Education Foundation award

This award will be granted to a graduating students who have worked to fulfill their potential; who have equally demonstrated good citizenship and made a positive contribution to life at the school and/or in the community.

$500 Applications submitted to school awards committee

Kenneth M. Turner Award

· Created in memory of Kenneth M. Turner May 2014 · To: a graduating student who: is a technical student pursuing post-secondary education or an

apprenticeship in the technical field; Preference will be given to a student who has financial needs

$400 No application necessary

Valerio Cosimo BEAL ART ONLY

Madison Vasseur Memorial

To a student who has: · Has participated in the vocal music or dance/drama programs in the year award is received · Has been challenged by personal obstacles in the year the award is received · Is determined, driven to succeed, and hardworking, shows leadership skills and care for others · Displays a love for the arts

$100

Bernice Vincent BEAL ART ONLY $300

Don Vincent BEAL ART ONLY $300

To search more details about available awards and bursaries:

www.tvdsb.ca

Click STUDENTS tab

Click AWARDS BURSARIES and SCHOLARSHIPS

Click Student Award and Scholarship Website Directory

Select H.B. Beal Secondary School

HERE YOU WILL SEE THE FOLLOWING LINKS:

Student Award Application

Award-Bursary Scholarship Financial Information

General Dynamics Proficiency Award Application