To a graduating student of McNaughton who is proceeding directly to ​post-secondary education and has contributed to school and/or community life through a variety of volunteer work.  Weight will be given to displayed leadership and initiative

Submi​t a letter describing volunteer activities including details of the applicant's role in these projects to: 

Must be a student of McNaughton High School and must demonstrate academic and citizenship excellence.

Must apply by completing a signed application form and submitting an essay of up to 600 words which describes involvement in community leadership and volunteer projects. Work experience can be included. Letters of support from the community group or individual that confirms the demonstration of community involvement are required as well as transcripts of academic record and confirmation of acceptance in full time post-secondary studies.​

GENERAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP (Must apply)

Must be a son or daughter of a teacher belonging to SECTA

See the application checklist at the following website.

UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP (Must apply)

Must be accepted into a full-time university program.  See the application checklist at the following website.

Must be accepted into a recognized post-secondary program where the applicant is not receiving remuneration from any other entity. See the application checklist at the following website.

Must apply

These scholarships and bursaries are available to the sons/ daughters, grandsons/granddaughters, great grandsons/great granddaughters of veterans, ex-service or still serving military or RCMP personal.

To a graduating student that has been involved with the Moosomin Minor Hockey Association, plans on attending university or technical school, is entering their first year of post-secondary education.

Scholarship will be awarded after successful completion their first semester of studies.

​Must apply

Thirty deserving grade 12 students across Saskatchewan will be awarded. Share how you've demonstrated co-operative spirit, were involved in your community and what leadership role you played in your efforts to make a difference.

To a graduating student of that resides in Saskatchewan, plans to attend one of the three secondary education institutions in Saskatchewan (U of S, U of R, or SK Polytechnic), is going into their first year of post-secondary education, and has been nominated by an Agricultural Society.

Students must be nominated by an agricultural society and planning to attend a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution.

​To the graduating student of McNaughton High School who is pursuing nursing or a related field and who has the highest average as per the Department of Education awards criteria.

Once the final marks are released, the winning candidate will be informed and must complete and send in the attached application by Aug. 15.

SECPSD who will be enrolling in a recognized college or technical training institute the following Fall (September/October) in a career in automotive, autobody, auto-mechanics, or auto-technician fields.  Must complete a bursary application and include a High School Transcript, two letters of reference attesting to their good character and automotive experience and interest, and a letter written by the student of no more than 500 words which details what has compelled them to enter the automotive field as a career.

The selected bursary recipients will be asked to attend the Annual Show 'n Shine held at Kenosee Lake, SK on the 2^nd Saturday in July to receive their bursaries from the Cornerstone Cruisers Scholarship Committee. Bursary winners must bring a copy of their confirmation of enrollment from their chosen automotive post-secondary institute with them in order to receive their bursary.

Applicants must reside in the R.M. of Silverwood and the parents or immediate family member must be a ratepayer of the Municipality.  Applicants must be entering a post-secondary institution.  First priority will be given to students entering the field of Agriculture or Ag. Related technical course.  If no applicants meet this criteria, the council will use their discretion to pick a winner. 

Voted on by the McNaughton Staff. Awarded to the student that is attending a full time-post secondary and is in financial need. There is no minimum academic standing and community involvement will be taken into account.  Awarded to one graduate attending university and one graduate attending technical school.

Must be entering a post-secondary institution or job-oriented training in the current year in one of the following programs:

• Agricultural Diploma or Degree
• Heavy Duty Equipment Technician Apprenticeship
• Agricultural Equipment Technician Apprenticeship
• Agribusiness
• Land & Water Management

Must show proof of registration

​The RBC Future Launch Scholarship is an innovative new scholarship program for Canadian youth (ages 15 to 29) who are looking to gain new skills for the modern workforce.

Funds can be used for tuition as well as for books, tools, travel, lodging and other expenses related to the learning opportunity.  

Recipients will be selected based on their drive and excitement for lifelong learning, and on how they plan to use the funds to pursue a new learning opportunity to start, change or grow their career.

​Available to all graduating students of the Southeast Cornerstone School Division. Requirements: 

• 65% average in senior level courses. 250-500 word essay style paragraph style describing the importance of Arts & Culture in Saskatchewan and how they impact you. 
•  Additional consideration will be given to applicants currently involved in Arts programs; please specify involvement. 
• Top 3 applicants will be determined by Management of the Happy Nun Café; final selection will be made by a third party.  

Postmarked by May 5^th; selection will be made May 15^th.

​Access grants $1000 to 20 Saskatchewan high school graduates every year.  Not only do the recipients have strong marks, they show a genuine passion for building their communities.  :

• Recipients must be from Wapella.
• Must be entering into a post secondary school
• Friendly personality (because Dakota was)
• Be a "quiet soul that makes a difference" (again like Dakota)
• Strong math skills 

Scholarship is awarded to the recipient in January during the Dakota Holloway Memorial Hockey Tournament

• Registered in an approved post-secondary institution in an agricultural related course of studies.
• Have the highest average on all calculated on all Grade 12 taken amongst the candidates, have the greatest need and not receive another major award.
• The calculated average must be at least 70%.

 To the graduating student of McNaughton High School with the highest average calculated on the final marks in all grade 11 and grade 12 courses.  

​Voted on by the cast and crew. MVP in the graduating class for the production. Sense of humor is an asset; a drama member who makes drama fun.

​This award is voted upon by the grads and goes to the most cordial, helpful grad.

​To the male and female graduate with the highest total ranking in academic subjects and participation points.

To be considered, students must complete the attached participation form and submit to the office.

​To the graduate with the highest combined average in Math Pre- Cal 10, Pre-Cal 20 and Pre-Cal 30.

​To the graduate with the highest combined average in English A30 and B30.

​To the graduate with the highest History 30 mark.

​To the graduate with the highest average in English A and B30, History 30 and the next best four subjects numbered 30.

​To the graduate with the second highest average in English A and B30, History 30 and the next best four subjects numbered 30.

​To the graduate with the highest academic average, as per the Department of Education criteria.