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FORMS & DOWNLOADS

Below are the links to the forms you will require throughout the Toowoomba Eisteddfod.

FORMS | INFORMATION | SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Each competitor must fill in the Copyright Declaration Form and submit it to the committee. All the music that you are performing throughout the Toowoomba Eisteddfod is to be listed on this one form.

Downloads for Instrumental Sections >
Downloads for Dance Sections >

Scholarship by application

All applicants must be at least Grade 6 level AMEB or similar.
The following Scholarships are offered through Toowoomba Eisteddfod Inc., but are only awarded through application.  Winners from 2025 Toowoomba Eisteddfod may not apply for the same award in 2026.

  • There are conditions which involve competition in prescribed sections of the current Eisteddfod.
  • Full details of application criteria and Application Forms can be obtained on the Eisteddfod website for 2026.
  • The Application forms for these Scholarships are not interactive.  Please print the form, fill it in and sign it before submitting it, either via email or mail by the Registration Form due date.

CLIVE BERGHOFER BRASS SCHOLARSHIP UP TO $500

ROD EGERTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP UP TO $200

Closing Date for applications is:
5pm, Monday 27th July, 2026.

Brass Scholarship Application Form
Rod Egerton Memorial Scholarship Application Form
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For more details please see the current Schedule on the home page.

Please read the General Rules and Division Specific Rules carefully to avoid disqualification.
All competitors are required to frequently check the Eisteddfod website for the latest updates.
All participants in the Toowoomba Eisteddfod do so in the spirit of friendly competition and enhancement of performance abilities in a forum where stage experience can be gained and learned. Competition is staged with respect for the organisers, audience, adjudicator/s and fellow competitors, thus maintaining the spirit and integrity of the eisteddfod movement.