The Preston Flo Scholarship is a needs-based award created to support African Nova Scotian students from the Preston Township (North Preston, East Preston, Cherry Brook and Lake Loon) who are enrolled and actively participating in The PREP Academy and who are preparing to pursue postsecondary education.
This Scholarship is intended for students who demonstrate a commitment to learning, personal growth, and future planning, whether through academic goals, participation in PREP programming, or engagement within their family and community. It recognizes that learning takes many forms and honours students who show perseverance, curiosity, and a desire to build a strong foundation for their future.
The award provides meaningful financial support to help reduce barriers associated with the transition to postsecondary education, including costs related to tuition, books, residence, or other education-related expenses. In keeping with the legacy of Florence Simmonds, the Preston Flo Scholarship affirms the importance of lifelong learning and investing in young people so they may continue to grow, contribute, and create opportunity for themselves and for generations to come.
Eligibility
Self-identify as African Nova Scotian with familial ties to the Preston Township.
Be enrolled in and actively participating in The PREP Academy programs.
Be in Grade 12, or be a recent high school graduate entering their first year of postsecondary education.
Be accepted to or planning to enroll in a recognized postsecondary institution, including a university or college program.
Submission and Application Details
Applications will be reviewed based on:
The effort and detail in your responses
Your commitment to learning and growing
Your involvement in PREP Academy and your community
Application Instructions:
Complete this online application form
Email the following documents to scholarships@thepreacademy.ca:
- Acceptance letter for college or university.
- Reference letter from someone who can speak to your character, work ethic and/or involvement in your school or community.
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