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Crossfield Agricultural Society Student Bursary

Airdrie

Who can apply: High school graduates going on to post-secondary, with 4-H members welcome

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Varies
DEADLINE Around June 30, 2027

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Last year's date. The provider hasn't posted this year's yet, so check their page before you plan around it.

Who can apply

High school graduates going on to post-secondary, with 4-H members welcome

Worth knowing

The 2026 form was due June 30, 2026 by email to crossfieldagsociety@gmail.com with the subject line "2026 Education Bursary"; the 2027 date here is rolled forward. The form does not give an amount.

About this scholarship

The Crossfield Agricultural Society's bursary for that year's high school graduates heading to post-secondary in the fall. You write at least 150 words on yourself, your education, why you chose your field and what you hope to achieve, and highlight volunteering, clubs, community activities and any barriers you face in the move to post-secondary. The form asks about 4-H membership, and proof of acceptance and registration is required.