Bursaries

Our founding Headmaster Emeritus, Alan Brown, laid the foundation for Southridge School. It was his vision, and his outstanding reputation as an educator, that attracted many of the first families to the school. With three daughters of his own, and a 30-year career of educating only boys, Mr. Brown was instrumental in founding Southridge, in part, to realize his dream of educating girls.

Mr. Brown was deeply committed to supporting students through bursaries. In honour of his dedication to ensuring that all students, regardless of financial standing, might have the opportunity to receive an independent school education, Southridge School, with the generous support of his family and friends, has established the Alan Brown Memorial Bursary in his memory.

The Alan Brown Memorial Bursary is a partial, renewable bursary covering up to a maximum of 50% of tuition, for an outstanding new female Senior School student (Grade 8 - 12).

The Carol E. Levy Memorial Bursary is offered in memory of Carol Levy who passed away suddenly in 2007. Mrs. Levy was a founding parent of Southridge School, caring mother of Rachel, Rob, Victoria, and Hilary, and loving wife of Michael. Mrs. Levy was a remarkable woman who gave countless hours to the community and was instrumental in the formation of Southridge. Her unwavering dedication to the school is sorely missed, but her commitment to all children will be felt through this generous endowment in her name.

The Carol E. Levy Memorial Bursary is a full, renewable bursary covering up to 100% of tuition, awarded to an outstanding new Grade 10 student.

"Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet." Stephen Hawking

The Bo Hogland Memorial Bursary was established in memory of Dr. Bo Hogland, a caring and respected member of the Southridge community, who lost his battle with ALS in 2016. This bursary has been established by his wife, Dr. Dorothy Sonya, to commemorate the impact Bo had on his family and community.

The Bo Hogland Memorial Bursary is a partial, renewable bursary covering up to a maximum of 50% of tuition, for an outstanding new Grade 8 student, who has a demonstrated passion for the Arts.

Southridge was built on the desire to create a school community that develops young people who contribute to each other’s success – and the betterment of the wider world – regardless of financial standing. We are proud to offer a limited amount of financial aid to a select number of new outstanding Senior School students (Grades 8 - 12) each year, who we believe will make a meaningful contribution to our school community.