Our aim is to foster and develop the skills to learn, grow and succeed in the 21st century.
These awards recognise the top five male and female students in each year level who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement. Recipients are determined based on their overall Grade Point Averages (GPA) from both Semester One and Semester Two.
The highest-achieving male and female student in each year level will each receive a medallion and a certificate in recognition of their exceptional academic performance.
This award recognises students who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to nurturing and motivating others toward excellence in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). It celebrates not only academic achievement but also the value the Australian Defence Force (Navy, Army, and Air Force) places on STEM skills and career opportunities within Defence.
Year 12 recipients will receive a $500 scholarship, while Year 10 recipients will receive a $250 scholarship, in acknowledgement of their achievements and potential in STEM.
This award is open to Year 12 students and recognises individuals who embody all-round excellence across a variety of areas. Ampol All Rounder recipients are distinguished by their achievements in a range of categories, although not necessarily all:
Award winners receive a certificate, medallion, and a $50 gift card in recognition of their contribution and achievements.
This award, determined by staff vote, recognises an outstanding Year 9 student who has demonstrated excellence across a range of areas throughout their middle school years (Years 7, 8, and 9), not just in 2025.
Winner receives certificate and $125 gift card and Runner Up receives certificate and $75 gift card
This perpetual award, presented by the Clare High School Governing Council, recognises a student who has made significant and positive contributions to the life of Clare High School, and who actively exemplifies the school’s core values.
The recipient will receive a certificate and a $50 gift card.
This award is open to students in Years 7 to 12 who have an identified learning disability and/or receive any level of classroom learning support.
To be considered, students must have demonstrated positive personal growth during 2025, with noticeable improvement in academic achievement and progress towards their individual learning goals. They may also be involved in extra-curricular activities, and their improvements should reflect a good standard relative to their abilities.
The recipient will receive a certificate and a $50 gift card.
This award is presented to a Design and Technology student who, while not necessarily achieving the highest academic results, has demonstrated consistent dedication, enthusiasm, and passion for their learning. The recipient embodies the values of dedication, enthusiasm, passion, and pride—qualities that Mark highly valued and encouraged in his students.
The award recipient will receive a certificate and a $50 Mitre 10 gift card.
As part of his estate, Arthur Reginald Ninnes established a fund to support the post-school education and training of students graduating from Clare High School. This merit-based scholarship is awarded through a written application process, with interviews conducted if required to distinguish between applicants. Financial need is not a consideration.
The Clare High School Governing Council allocates this fund annually, presenting two scholarships: a winner and a runner-up.
In keeping with the school motto, “To seek a worthy goal,” applicants are required to nominate themselves by submitting an application at the end of Week 5 in Term 4. Details regarding the application process are provided to students by the Senior School Coordination Team in late Term 3.
The winner of the Ninnes Scholarship receives $3,000.
The runner-up receives $1,500.
The Australian Olympic Change-Maker program recognises young Australians who “Power the Change” by creating positive social impact through sport. This award is presented to a Year 12 student who has actively demonstrated leadership in sport and/or used sport as a vehicle to improve health, wellbeing, and drive social change within their school and/or local community.
For further information about the program, please visit the Australian Olympic Change-Maker website.
The recipient will receive a certificate and a $50 Intersport voucher.
This award recognises a student who has demonstrated outstanding dedication to school and community service through altruistic and selfless actions that benefit others. It acknowledges and encourages students who have shown extraordinary commitment to their school or the wider community, exceeding normal expectations of involvement. This commitment may be demonstrated through volunteering, acts of service, or participation in community activities.
The recipient will receive a certificate and a medallion.
This scholarship aims to inspire and encourage students to pursue careers as professionals in Health Sciences, with the hope that they will return to rural communities to provide high-quality health care.
Year 12 students are invited to apply for a $500 scholarship to support their tertiary studies in the field of Health Sciences.
This scholarship not only rewards students with a passion and aptitude for STEM subjects, but also aims to inspire and encourage younger students to continue engaging with and pursuing STEM studies throughout their high school years.
Generously sponsored by Specsavers Clare, a $100 scholarship is awarded to a Year 9 STEM student who consistently:
Established in 2022 by Clare High School alumni Oscar Kelly and Ashley Smith, this scholarship invites applicants to identify a current environmental issue and present a workable, original solution that demonstrates how Australia and Australians could contribute to addressing the problem.
Open to Year 12 students, the scholarship seeks to recognise innovative thinking and commitment to environmental sustainability. The winner will receive $800 and the runner-up $200, to embrace opportunities that broaden their horizons or make a positive impact on their lives.
Sponsored by the Federal Member of Parliament for Grey, Mr Tom Venning, this award recognises a dedicated member of the Clare High School community—whether a student, staff member, parent, or community volunteer—who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to serving the community and working towards the betterment of the school. The recipient actively involves others, builds connections, and fosters positive relationships between staff, students, and parents.
The winner will receive a certificate and a gift from Mr Tom Venning.
Clare High School established this award to recognise outstanding achievement in the Vocational Education & Training (VET) sector. This award is presented to a deserving student who demonstrates merit and strong career initiative.
Eligible students will have actively pursued their chosen vocational career pathway while concurrently working towards the completion of their SACE. The recipient must also consistently demonstrate the school’s values of Respect, Inclusion, and Growth.
The recipient will receive a certificate and $100.
The Wool, Wine & Wheat Scholarship was established to support students from country areas, recognising a broad range of abilities and interests beyond just university studies. Since its inception, the Wool, Wine & Wheat Group has awarded over 100 scholarships, with more than 50 recipients having attended Clare High School.
Scholarship funds may be used for essential educational expenses, including the purchase of computers or laptops, textbooks, course equipment, trade tools, or rent. Recipients are required to provide receipts for reimbursement.
In addition to financial support, each student is allocated a mentor from the Wool, Wine & Wheat Board to provide guidance and support throughout the year, as students pursue their academic or trade pathways.
These awards recognise students who consistently strive to do their best and contribute positively in the classroom, regardless of their academic standing. Recipients may be high academic achievers or those who make an extra effort to support their learning environment. This may include assisting teachers with setting up or packing away practical classes without being asked, or taking on additional responsibilities outside of normal class expectations. Awards are presented in the subject areas of English, Maths, Music, and Agriculture.
Each recipient will receive a certificate and a $50 gift card.