Scholarship Value $500
Number of Scholarships 2
2026 Masonic Youth Leadership Camp
The 2026 Masonic Youth Leadership Camp runs July 26–31, 2026 at Green Grove Camp at Wakaw Lake. The program is designed for students entering grades 9–12 in the fall and focuses on building leadership, teamwork, and personal resilience. Participants engage in classroom-style sessions and outdoor activities intended to develop practical life skills and promote positive social connections. The week culminates in celebratory events that reinforce community and achievement.
Description: A week-long residential leadership program combining workshops on communication, problem-solving, equity and digital citizenship with recreational camp activities.
Eligibility: Open to students entering grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 in the fall of 2026; additional selection criteria (if any) are not provided here.
Activities: Core curriculum covers leadership styles, teamwork, goal setting, EDI, digital citizenship, and holistic well-being. Recreational elements include slow pitch, volleyball, slip-and-slide, swimming, water fights, and a final evening with fireworks, dance, and pizza.
- Dates and location: July 26–31, 2026 at Green Grove Camp, Wakaw Lake.
- Target audience: Students entering grades 9–12 in fall 2026.
- Program balance: Skill-building workshops plus outdoor camp activities.
- Emphasis on inclusion, mental well-being, and responsible digital behaviour.
Scholarships & Bursaries
The Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan and many local Lodges sponsor a range of scholarships and bursaries for Saskatchewan students. Details, application forms, and closing dates are published online. Awards include both entrance and post-secondary categories; eligibility requirements vary by award and some require a Masonic or Eastern Star connection while many are open to students without such ties. Applicants are encouraged to apply for every award for which they qualify and to follow each award's required application process exactly.
Description: A mix of entrance and post-secondary financial awards administered by the Grand Lodge and individual Lodges across Saskatchewan.
Eligibility: Eligibility varies by award; some require a personal connection to Freemasonry or the Eastern Star, while others are open to all Saskatchewan students.
Application Timeline: Closing dates and downloadable application forms are listed online; applicants should consult the published listings for each award.
Application Guidance: You may submit the same supporting documents for multiple applications where permitted, but you must complete each award's specific application form to be considered.
- Multiple awards are available; review each award's eligibility and requirements.
- Some awards require a Masonic/Eastern Star connection; many do not.
- Application forms and deadlines are posted online—check the official listings.
- Complete each application form; shared supporting documents can often be reused.
2026 Robinson Memorial Bursary
The Robinson Memorial Bursary is awarded annually to one undergraduate student at the University of Saskatchewan and one at the University of Regina who are pursuing an Honours or Master’s degree in English. Selection is based on academic achievement and demonstrated leadership. Recipients must be residents of Saskatchewan and enrolled full-time for the full academic year as required by their institution. The award is disbursed after the recipient provides proof of registration and a Social Insurance Number for tax purposes.
Description: Two annual bursaries (one at each university) supporting advanced study in English at the undergraduate level leading to an Honours or Master’s degree.
Eligibility: Saskatchewan residents attending the University of Saskatchewan or the University of Regina, pursuing an Honours or Master’s program in English; selection emphasizes academic performance and leadership.
Award Value and Conditions: Each bursary is $500. The award is released after proof of full registration for the academic year and submission of the recipient’s Social Insurance Number.
- Two recipients each year: one at the University of Saskatchewan and one at the University of Regina.
- Focus areas: English studies, academic achievement, and leadership.
- Amount: $500 per recipient, disbursed upon proof of registration and SIN.
- Recipients must be registered full-time for the full academic year as required by their institution.