Recipient must:

Be a Year 11 student
Intend to study at ACU
Have demonstrated commitment to academic achievement
Be involved in the broader school life
Model school values
Be community minded

Award worth $350

Recipient must:

Academically achieve across a range of subjects
Be committed to excellence, willing to help others and makes selfless contributions
Have conduct which is exemplary at all times
Be a role model to other students

One female and one male student

Recipients must:

Be intending to do tertiary study
Be committed to excellence
Academically achieve across a range of subjects throughout schooling
Be conscientious and hardworking in every year of school
Pursue excellence in all areas of school life
Be involved in a broad range of areas in school life

Award is worth $2000

Year 12 student who achieves the highest ATAR score , as determined by the official VCE results.

Award is worth $300

Recipient must

Be a Year 11 student
Be hard working
Be willing to improve
Attend all classes
Be considerate of fellow students and teachers

Recipient must:

Be a Year 11 student
Have demonstrated commitment to academic achievement
Have a Commerce focus
Be involved in the broader school life
Model school values
Be community minded

Award is worth $200

Based on school excellence results as determined by Team Leaders.

Award is worth $500

Approximately 16 students per year level
Determined by teacher judgements around subject excellence

All Year 7 to 10 Academic Excellence awards receive certificate and plaque

1 award for each Year 11 subject
Each Year 11 subject teacher selects 1 student per class based on academic results

All Year 11 Academic awards receive certificate and plaque

1 award for each Year 12 subject
Recipients generated from official VCE results

All Year 12 academic awards receive certificate and plaque and a book voucher.

Students in Year 12 subjects (can be either Year 11 or Year 12 students)
Student with the best academic results in learning area from official VCE results
Supported by Community Businesses.

A boy and girl per year level 7 to 12 is awarded with a Sports Award

2 Top sports awards (male & female) in special presentations (medal) are also awarded

A community member is awarded for service to Ballarat High School
Award determined by School Leadership Team

One junior and one senior debating award
Determined by the Debating leader

One junior and one senior public speaking award
Determined by the Public Speaking leader

Recipient must:

Be a Year 12 student
Have demonstrated love of learning
Have a sense of humour
Be involved in the broader school life
Model school values
Have a strong sense of social justice
Intend going to university

Award is worth $500

Recipients must:

Model school values
Be community minded
Be involved in the broader school life
Demonstrate leadership and positive citizenship

Year 12 Award is worth $1000
Year 11 Award is worth $500
Year 10 Award is worth $250

Recipients must:

Have demonstrated commitment to learning
Be involved in the broader school life
Model the school values
Demonstrate leadership and positive citizenship

Award is worth $200

Recipient must:

Be a Year 11 student
Model school values
Contribute to school life
Be actively involved in community service

Award is a $50 book voucher

$100 – $200
Chosen by Art Learning Area
Chosen art work is purchased and hung at the school.

One junior and one senior production award
Determined by the School Production Coordinator