When academic performance meets perseverance, curiosity, and the desire to grow, opportunities arise that can shape the future. Six students from the Republic of Moldova are the winners of the 2026-2027 edition of the Heritage Scholarship Programme. Four of them are Heritage students, one student has reconfirmed her scholarship status, and one student will join this community starting with the new academic year.
Now in its 8th edition, the Heritage Scholarship Programme continues to offer ambitious and dedicated students the opportunity to study in an international educational environment focused on academic excellence, personal development, responsibility, and community engagement.
This year, the students selected for the Heritage Scholarship Programme will benefit from full or partial coverage of the tuition fee, as well as free access to Heritage extracurricular activities.
The winners of the competition and Heritage scholarship recipients for the 2026-2027 academic year are:
|
Scholarship recipient |
Grade in 2026-2027 |
|
Butnaru Adelina |
7 Romanian |
|
Țurcanu Otilia |
8 Romanian |
|
Gobjila Stefania |
7 Romanian |
|
Erik Sîrbu |
IGCSE 1 |
|
Beniamin Braga |
IGCSE 2 |
|
Vlada Mornealo |
AS level |
The results reflect the final decision of the Selection Committee, made in accordance with the provisions of the Heritage Scholarship Programme Regulations for 2026-2027 and based on the scores obtained by the candidates during the evaluation process.
The selection of scholarship recipients included the assessment of academic and personal files, interviews, evaluation of English language proficiency, as well as the appraisal of extracurricular involvement, participation in Olympiads, competitions, social projects, volunteering activities, and other relevant initiatives.
Heritage scholarships are awarded for one academic year, and recipients have the opportunity to maintain their scholarship for the following years of study by annually reconfirming their academic and extracurricular achievements through the Scholarship Programme in subsequent years. The families of scholarship recipients will cover the costs of the school uniform, meals, transportation, required textbooks, examination fees where applicable, and participation in trips or activities outside the school.
The Heritage Scholarships Programme 2026-2027 offers students from the Republic of Moldova the opportunity to study in an international educational environment and gain access to experiences that can
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