Contributions and Charges
The College requests financial support from families on an annual basis. The costs of schooling are approved by the College Board and released early December for the next year. Costs are kept to a minimum to ensure maximum value and ability for students to participate in the activities.
General information regarding Contributions and Charges for 2023 can be found here:
Contributions and Charges Information
The Contributions and Charges Schedule 2023 was published 1 December 2022
Year 7-12 Education Support Schedule
Resources List
Resources (also known as Booklist) are student’s stationery and other personal items that enable students to participate in classes on a daily basis. Our provider is Campion who can provide families with a convenient solution to buying the personal items for school.
You are able to source these items from any supplier.
If a brand is specified, please consider purchasing the particular item due to the brand’s quality and ability to complete the task. For example, an Artline Fineliner Pen, or UHU glue.
Please label all items clearly with your child’s full name.
Some Education Support student’s resource requirements will be different and families will be advised individually. Please ensure these items are clearly labelled.
Payment Methods
The College is providing a variety of convenient Payment Methods for families to contribute towards their child’s education. Please review our easy to use help sheet for assistance.
Payment Arrangements and Plans
Families can make arrangements with our Corporate Services Officer to pay by instalments. Please contact our office to make arrangements for monthly instalments, or term by term payments.
Additionally, BPoint can be set up to pay at any interval you require.
Government Assistance
A parent/guardian may apply for the Secondary Assistance Scheme if he or she holds one of the following cards:
- Health Care Card
- Pensioner Concession Card
- Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner Concession Card (blue card only)
The Secondary Assistance Scheme (SAS) opens 1 February 2023 and closes 6 April 2023 (end of Term 1). No late forms are able to be accepted.
Further information regarding the Secondary Assistance Scheme can be found below:
2023 Secondary Assistance Scheme Form
Insurance
The Department of Education does not provide personal accident insurance nor does it provide cover for a student’s lost/stolen or damaged private property. Please see the Insurance document for information regarding personal property and ambulance and medical cover.
Saver Plus
Saver Plus matches every dollar that parents save for education expenses, up to $500.
The matched amount can be used for:
- laptops and tablets
- uniforms and shoes
- books and supplies
- sports fees and gear
- lessons and activities
- camps and excursions.
To be eligible, parents must have:
- a current health care card or pensioner concession card
- regular income from work.
Saver Plus is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services and ANZ. The program is delivered in WA by:
- The Smith Family in the Perth metropolitan area
- the Brotherhood of St Laurence in the Peel and Great Southern regions.
