Overview
This scholarship is not due to open for applications again.
Margaret Annette Bartkevicius dedicated her life and energies to the education of children through the arts, science and dance. From her humble beginnings growing up in Invermay then working as kindergarten teacher in Rossarden she launched into a career of engaging Infant Educators through her science education consultancy around the state of Tasmania and then moving onto her role of Superintended of Infant Education with the Tasmanian Education Department. One of Margaret’s greatest achievements was developing relationships with every teacher in every school in her region and visiting them on a regular basis. Once retired, she focused her passion and energy into the arts acting as a Tas Dance Board member and pursuing porcelain painting. She spent her retirement years painting and dedicated her time to teaching the skills to many Launceston school children. Margaret’s creative, passionate approach to life, education, dance and the arts finally lead to her greatest honour of being awarded an OAM for her contribution to dance and to the community of Tasmania in 2021. Before her death Margaret ‘s wish was to create a scholarship to provide an opportunity for a mature aged female Tasmanian who shows commitment in her studies and leadership in the area of Arts Education.
Eligibility
Available to a female student 25 years or older who is commencing a of Bachelor of Education (Primary) in Semester 1,2023. Selection will be based on evidence of financial need.
On-going Eligibility
- Achieve a minimum Pass result in all units studied each semester
Amount
$5,000 per year
Duration
One year
Opening Date
17 August 2022
Closing Date
22 February 2023
Apply
Apply online prior to closing date. Applications cannot be submitted after closing date.
As applicants will be assessed on the quality of application, all questions should be answered in full. Please ensure care is taken with spelling and grammar.
Application status
Closed
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