Geelong Lutheran College vs Kardinia International College
Geelong Lutheran College and Kardinia International College are both in Geelong, about 5 km apart. Both schools offer Australian and IB programmes, and Kardinia International College also offers Bespoke. Published annual fees are A$5,635 - 12,730 at Geelong Lutheran College and A$3,453 - 10,546 at Kardinia International College, which puts Geelong Lutheran College roughly 31% higher. Both take pupils from 3 to 18. Kardinia International College is the larger school, with around 2,000 pupils to Geelong Lutheran College's 1,300.
IB (PYP), IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum, Australian Curriculum
Pupils
Pupils
1,300
Pupils
2,000
Typical class size
Typical class size
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Typical class size
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Instruction language
Instruction language
English
Instruction language
English
Opened
Opened
1962
Opened
1996
Bus service
Bus service
No
Bus service
No
Essentials
Essentials
Location
Location
Geelong Lutheran College operates across two campuses in Geelong. St John's Newtown campus is at 33 Aberdeen Street, Newtown, VIC 3220. Armstrong Creek campus is at 2-38 Burvilles Road, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217. The college runs a private bus service linking Armstrong Creek with other areas including Ocean Grove, Lara, Torquay and Waurn Ponds.
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia. The main campus is in Bell Post Hill (29-31 Kardinia Drive, Bell Post Hill, 3215), near Corio Bay. Kardinia Grove Year 5 Campus sits on about 30 acres of farmland a short distance from the main campus. Geelong is approximately 75 km from Melbourne and is Victoria's second-largest city with easy access to the Great Ocean Road.
Stages
Stages
St John's Newtown offers Prep–Year 6 (with St John's Kindergarten co-located). Armstrong Creek offers Prep–Year 12.
Stages
Kindergarten to Year 12. The IB Primary Years Programme is offered for Years K–6, a vertical curriculum for Years 7–10, and both the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and the Victorian Certificate of Education options for Years 11–12.
School type
School type
Co-educational; Christian
School type
Independent (private), coeducational, non-denominational Kindergarten–Year 12 International Baccalaureate World school.
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix
Approximately 55 international students (of about 2,000) from overseas countries including Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Korea, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, France and Japan.
Additional learning support
Additional learning support
Education Support Plans and Individual Learning Plans; inclusive differentiated teaching with targeted supports as required.
Additional learning support
English as an Additional Language (EAL) is offered for students whose English is not their first language, with a customised program on arrival and additional English sessions as required.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
Australia; Lutheran Church of Australia network (LEVNT)
Country affiliation
Australia
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
Lutheran
Religious affiliation
Non-denominational
School day structure
School day structure
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School day structure
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Bus service details
Bus service details
Private bus service connects the Armstrong Creek campus with other campuses; limited services to St John's Newtown. Bus routes serve Ocean Grove, Bannockburn/Inverleigh, Lara/St John's Newtown, Highton, Torquay, Portarlington, Anglesea, Winchelsea and Waurn Ponds. In 2026, full-time bus travel costs $1,350 per student; part-time $930; casual trips $14. RollCall tracks on/off; bus coordinator email is buses@glc.vic.edu.au.
Bus service details
Private Kardinia Bus Service operated by McHarry's for Kardinia students. Buses have live RollCall tracking and mobile app notifications, seatbelts and air conditioning, and serve areas including Surf Coast, Bellarine Peninsula, Lara, Hoppers Crossing, Werribee, Colac, Altona, and the Greater Geelong District. Permanent and casual travel options are available; conveyance allowances may apply for eligible regional routes. For more information, contact the Bus Services Coordinator.
Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application fees
- A non-refundable application fee applies to enrolment submissions: Kindergarten applications incur a non-refundable AUD 20 application fee; school (Prep–Year 12) applications incur a non-refundable AUD 100 application fee.
Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)
Note: Annual tuition is shown first, followed by the equivalent amount per term (school year divided into four terms). The College offers quarterly payment options that align with the four school terms. Annual tuition amounts below are for the 2026 fee schedule.
- Prep — Annual: AUD 5,635. Per term: AUD 1,409. - Year 1 — Annual: AUD 5,750. Per term: AUD 1,438. - Year 2 — Annual: AUD 5,750. Per term: AUD 1,438. - Year 3 — Annual: AUD 6,080. Per term: AUD 1,520. - Year 4 — Annual: AUD 6,080. Per term: AUD 1,520. - Year 5 — Annual: AUD 6,310. Per term: AUD 1,578. - Year 6 — Annual: AUD 6,310. Per term: AUD 1,578. - Year 7 — Annual: AUD 9,490. Per term: AUD 2,373. - Year 8 — Annual: AUD 9,490. Per term: AUD 2,373. - Year 9 — Annual: AUD 11,265. Per term: AUD 2,816. - Year 10 — Annual: AUD 11,265. Per term: AUD 2,816. - Year 11 — Annual: AUD 12,730. Per term: AUD 3,183. - Year 12 — Annual: AUD 12,730. Per term: AUD 3,183.
How per-term figures are calculated and payment cadence
- The per-term figures above are the annual tuition divided into four equal term instalments; the College offers a Quarterly payment plan (4 instalments) that corresponds to the four school terms. Invoices for annual fees are issued in January and Families select a payment option by the due date; default is monthly instalments if no selection is made. Full-year payment in advance is offered with a 3% discount. All tuition-fee billing and instalment arrangements are governed by the College's Tuition Fee & Debt Collection Policy.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual invoicing: All fees, charges and levies are billed in January each year; monthly electronic statements are also issued. - Payment plans: Full-year (advance) payment (3% discount), Quarterly (4), Monthly (10) or Fortnightly (20) instalment plans are available; families must complete the Payment Options & Direct Debit Form by the specified due date. - Payment method requirement: Tuition fees must be paid via Direct Debit through the College's Online Payment Portal; accepted card types for Direct Debit are Visa and MasterCard. Cash is not accepted. Alternative payment methods require Business Manager approval. - Due dates and final balances: The College aims for no outstanding debt at the end of Term 4, but any outstanding balances must be paid by 15 November; failure to meet agreed payments will activate the College's debt-collection procedures and may result in withdrawal of access to College offerings or termination of enrolment.
Boarding fees
- Geelong Lutheran College operates as a day school across two campuses (St John's Newtown and Armstrong Creek); it does not operate boarding facilities. No boarding fees apply.
Other compulsory or typical additional costs
- Compulsory extras not included in the tuition figures: books, uniforms, and student device costs for the Years 5–12 Laptop Program are not included in the tuition figures and are billed separately. Excursions, incursions, primary swimming lessons and core curriculum camps are included in Annual Tuition Fees where noted; elective subject levies (for elective camps and associated costs) are billed separately. - Uniforms: College uniform items are purchased through Noone Uniforms (in-person or online); uniform costs are additional and vary by items purchased. - Private music tuition: Available at additional cost to families (instrument and private lessons). - Bus travel: The College operates private bus services. For 2026, full-time bus travel is AUD 1,350 per student per year; part-time (up to five trips per week) is AUD 930; casual trips are charged at AUD 14 per trip (charged via the school's RollCall system). - Elective levies and other charges: Elective subject levies, optional excursions, certain camps and overseas immersion/study tours incur separate charges; elective levies may appear on mid-year invoices where applicable. - Sibling discount: Discounts on Tuition Fees only — second child 10%, third child 25%, fourth child and subsequent children 50% (applies across both campuses).
Refund and cancellation terms (fees-related)
- Acceptance and admission fee: Acceptance of a written offer of enrolment must be accompanied by payment of a non‑refundable admission fee; 50% of that admission fee is applied to the enrolled student's first term tuition. The Enrolment Policy requires acceptance within the timeframe stated in the offer. - Forfeiture if not commencing: If parents accept an offer but the child does not subsequently begin schooling, the family will forfeit the application fee and any tuition fees paid in advance unless one term's written notice is provided. - Debt and non-payment action: Unpaid fees may lead to reminders, final reminders, escalation to the Business Manager and Executive Principal, suspension of the student's place, and commencement of debt-collection or legal action; associated debt-recovery costs are recoverable from the family. Compassionate alternative payment arrangements may be agreed in exceptional circumstances at the College's discretion.
Fee payment options (methods accepted)
- Direct Debit via the Online Payment Portal (bank account) is the required method for tuition payments; Visa and MasterCard are accepted as card options for Direct Debit. Alternative payment methods require Business Manager approval. Hard-copy invoices are available by post on request; monthly electronic statements are issued. Cash is not accepted for school fee payments.
Fee details
Application and Acceptance Fees - Application fee (local students): AUD 250 (non-refundable). - Application fee (overseas students): Free of charge. - Acceptance / Confirmation deposit: AUD 500 (credited against first term fees) for Junior and Senior School; AUD 250 deposit for Kindergarten places.
Tuition fees (local students) — annual and per term totals - Kindergarten (3YO): Tuition AUD 6,006; Curriculum Levy AUD 194; Annual Total AUD 6,200; Total per term AUD 1,550. - Kindergarten (4YO): Tuition AUD 7,370; Curriculum Levy AUD 194; Annual Total AUD 7,564; Total per term AUD 1,891. - Lower Primary (Foundation–Year 2): Tuition AUD 7,974; Curriculum Levy AUD 2,386; Annual Total AUD 10,360; Total per term AUD 2,590. - Middle Primary (Years 3–4): Tuition AUD 9,198; Curriculum Levy AUD 2,386; Annual Total AUD 11,584; Total per term AUD 2,896. - Upper Primary (Years 5–6): Tuition AUD 9,658; Curriculum Levy AUD 2,386; Annual Total AUD 12,044; Total per term AUD 3,011. - Years 7–8: Tuition AUD 13,947; Curriculum Levy AUD 3,205; Annual Total AUD 17,152; Total per term AUD 4,288. - Years 9–10: Tuition AUD 16,475; Curriculum Levy AUD 3,205; Annual Total AUD 19,680; Total per term AUD 4,920. - Years 11–12: Tuition AUD 17,887; Curriculum Levy AUD 3,205; Annual Total AUD 21,092; Total per term AUD 5,273.
Tuition fees (overseas students) — summary - Senior School tuition (overseas students): AUD 32,038 (note this figure includes school bus fee where applicable). - Junior School tuition (overseas students): AUD 28,196. - Payroll Tax Levy for overseas students: AUD 225. - Compulsory Overseas Student medical insurance: approximately AUD 1,000 per year (Australian Government requirement). - Tablet computer rental (international students): AUD 760 per year. - Foundation Levy (international students): AUD 750 per year.
Levies and additional mandatory charges - Foundation Levy (per family): AUD 750, applied to the eldest student's fees. - State Government payroll tax levy (recovery charge per student): AUD 125 for Highview; AUD 225 for Junior and Senior School.
Bus fees (annual and per semester by zone) - Zone 1: Annual AUD 1,646; Per semester AUD 823. - Zone 2: Annual AUD 2,220; Per semester AUD 1,110. - Zone 3: Annual AUD 3,244; Per semester AUD 1,622. - Zone 4: Annual AUD 4,160; Per semester AUD 2,080. - Casual bus trip charge (per trip, charged monthly): AUD 12.
Other user-pays charges and typical costs - Casual bus fee: AUD 12.00 per trip. - Lock replacement: AUD 26.00. - Student diary replacement: AUD 14.00. - ID card replacement: AUD 20.00. - Lost/damaged library books, lost/damaged instruments, co-curricular charges, VET/VCE/IB fees, and music lesson charges: charged as incurred (amounts vary by program). - International uniform estimates (first year only): School uniform approximately AUD 1,000; Sports uniform approximately AUD 400 (Year 11–12 may require less sports uniform). - IB registration and exam fee (IB students): AUD 1,060. - VCE assessment program and textbook estimates: approximately AUD 200–300 for Year 11 and approximately AUD 500 for Year 12. - Airport pick-up (optional private car): approximately AUD 150–170; shuttle service approximately AUD 48; first-time arrival and departure airport pick-up/drop-off may be provided free of charge.
Sibling and family fee discounts - Sibling discounts on net tuition (applied to younger child's net tuition only): two students 12%; three students 15%; four students 20%; five students 23%. - Kardinia Student discounts on tuition fees by child order: Second child 12%; Third child 15%; Fourth child 20%; Fifth child 23%.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Invoice issue and due dates (example schedule used for the published annual fee cycle): - Term 1 & full year (fees in advance): Issue date 21 November 2025; Due date 5 December 2025. - Term 2: Issue date 16 January 2026; Due date 6 February 2026. - Term 3: Issue date 3 April 2026; Due date 1 May 2026. - Term 4: Issue date 3 July 2026; Due date 31 July 2026. - Fees and charges are due and payable by the stated due date on the invoice. - Fees in advance option: a 3% discount is offered on the net tuition component if the full account is paid by the stipulated fees-in-advance deadline.
Payment methods accepted - Direct Debit: weekly, fortnightly or monthly options available (arrangements via the College Accounts team). - BPAY: each account includes a unique BPAY Customer Reference; Biller Code 585331. - EFTPOS and Credit Card: payments accepted in person or via phone (Debit & Credit — VISA, Mastercard and American Express). - Cheque: payable to Kardinia International College (Geelong) Ltd. - For direct debit setup and payment queries, contact accounts@kardinia.vic.edu.au.
Boarding / Homestay arrangements and fees - The College does not operate on-campus boarding. Overseas students typically use a homestay program. - Homestay program (includes accommodation, meals, laundry and one hot lunch per week): AUD 450 per week (charged per semester). - Homestay placement fee: Free of charge. - Guardian arrangement fee: Free of charge. - A deposit for additional charges (overseas students) of AUD 500 is held and refunded on final account reconciliation.
Withdrawal, absence and refund terms - Withdrawal of enrolment: written notification is required. A full term's notice is required or a term's fee in lieu of notice is payable. - Extended absence where a family wishes to hold a confirmed place: full fees must be paid for each term of absence to retain the confirmed place. - Where fees remain unpaid for more than two terms, a payment plan must be entered into; failure to comply may result in withdrawal of the student's place and recovery action for monies owing. - International students are subject to the College's International Student Refund Policy and specific international refund provisions; deposits held for additional charges are refunded on final account reconciliation where applicable.
Contacts for fee queries and account management - All fee and account queries are managed by the College Finance/Accounts team; contact via accounts@kardinia.vic.edu.au or College Reception for direct payments and account assistance.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
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Food options
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House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
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Governance and ownership
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Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
Primary Curriculum is delivered through the Australian Curriculum areas of English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, The Arts, Technologies (Digital and Design), Health and Physical Education, and Christian Studies (Lutheran Education Australia). As an IB World School, Geelong Lutheran College offers the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The Secondary Curriculum covers Years 7–12 within three Learning Communities: Nurture (7–8), Evolve (9–10) and Nexus (11–12). It offers the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and Victorian Certificate of Vocational Major (VCE VM) with VET options, and Year 10 may undertake a Unit 3/4 VCE sequence or SEEK pathway. The Secondary subjects include English, Literature; Mathematics; Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology; German and French; Accounting, Business Management, History, Legal Studies; Drama and Music.
Curriculum details
The school is an International Baccalaureate World School offering the IB Primary Years Programme for Kindergarten to Year 6, a vertical curriculum aligned with the Victorian Curriculum for Years 7–10, and both the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and the Victorian Certificate of Education options in Years 11–12.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
Year 12 results were the strongest to date, with Geelong Lutheran College celebrating its strongest Year 12 results for the Class of 2025.
Exam results
The International Baccalaureate Diploma students achieved an average score of 35.47 (Nominal ATAR 93.27).
Higher education progression
Higher education progression
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Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
General Excellence Scholarships acknowledge achievement in Christian faith, leadership and community service, or talent in music, sport, performing arts or visual arts. Academic Scholarships are available for current and prospective students entering Year 7 and Year 10, with scholarship examinations conducted online by Edutest.
Gifted and talented
Bridges Scholarships (General Excellence) are offered for high-achieving students; the scholarships are awarded for general excellence with emphasis on academic achievement and high achievement in arts, sport, leadership, science and technology, community service or social justice.
Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
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Social & emotional learning
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Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
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Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
English as an additional language
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English as an additional language
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Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
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Mental wellbeing
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Safeguarding
Safeguarding
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Safeguarding
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Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
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Facilities overview
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Sports facilities
Sports facilities
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Sports facilities
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Academic facilities
Academic facilities
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Academic facilities
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Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
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Extra curricular facilities
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Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
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History
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Community
Community
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Community
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Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association
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Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
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Academic & intellectual
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Arts & creative
Arts & creative
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Arts & creative
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Cultural & language
Cultural & language
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Cultural & language
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Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
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Social & hobbies
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Community & service
Community & service
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Community & service
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
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Leadership & professional
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
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Language provision
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Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
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Bilingual teaching
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Immersion programs
Immersion programs
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Immersion programs
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Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
1) Main entry points are Prep and Year 7. Enrolment for other year levels is based on availability. St John's Newtown campus offers 3-4 Kindergarten and Prep to Year 6; Armstrong Creek campus offers Prep to Year 12. Places are allocated according to the College's Enrolment Policy. 2) Parents may apply for a place at any time from birth; applications generally close in March for Prep and in May for Year 7 in the year prior to commencement. Attending a College Open or Tour Day ahead of completing an enrolment application is strongly encouraged. Families should use the online application links for the relevant campus to begin the process. 3) For 2028 and beyond, applications for Prep and Year 7 are open. 2027 applications have closed due to high demand. Prep places for 2027 are limited due to the level of interest. Applications for 2028+ are processed in order of submission after enrolment eligibility checks. 4) Applications for enrolment in all other year levels are open and reviewed based on current availability. Many year levels have waiting lists. Applicants should complete the online application for the relevant campus. For an immediate start, contact the Registrar. 5) A non-refundable $20 fee applies to kindergarten applications. A non-refundable $100 fee applies to school applications. Payment of the fee accompanies the application. An email including a summary and receipt is sent after payment. 6) Families are notified in June/July of the year before intended commencement. Tours of the College are available throughout the year. After submitting an application, the Enrolment team reviews the details and contacts families with the next steps. An email with a summary and receipt is sent if payment was made.
Admissions
1. Kardinia International College accepts local and overseas students. It is CRICOS-registered (CRICOS number 01502C). It is an independent, private, coeducational, non-denominational Kindergarten–Year 12 International Baccalaureate World school. The Senior School offers the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB Diploma).
2. For overseas applicants, the enrolment process begins with completing the Online Application Form (no application fee). A copy of the student's recent school report and AEAS English Test must be sent to the College. The College will contact you to advise whether there is a vacancy and whether the application will proceed to interview, usually via Microsoft Teams. If successful, a provisional Letter of Offer detailing the fees and health cover payable in advance is issued. Fees are paid into the Kardinia International College Trust Account, and a Confirmation of Enrolment is issued on receipt of payment. A student visa can then be applied for using the COE, the receipt, health documents and passport at the local Visa Office.
3. Overseas Agents: Kardinia International College works with Overseas Agents. Global – IDP Global Network. China – ACIC; Aus-Asia International Education Alliance; Auscharm Pty Ltd; Education Information Centre (EIC); International Student Exchange Services (ISES) Pty Ltd; International Student Support Network (ISSN); JJL Overseas Education Consulting & Services Co Ltd; Kunming Hiuteng Visa Services Co Ltd; New Oriental Vision Overseas Consulting; SinoCredit Migration. Hong Kong – AAS Education Consultancy; AEC Education Consultancy; Introducing Australia Studies Centre (IASC). South Korea – Olive Education Center. Taiwan – Academic Asia Taiwan; AusAsia International Institute. Vietnam – Avenue to Success (ATS). Cambodia – WEdu Abroad.
4. Homestay Program: Kardinia offers a Homestay Program to its International students.
5. Fees: These fees are published for overseas students for 2026. Application Fee is free of charge. Tuition Fees (including school bus) Senior School: $32,038; Junior School: $28,196. Payroll Tax Levy: $225. Medical Insurance (approx. $1,000 per year). Homestay Program: $450 per week (charged per semester). Homestay Placement Fee: Free of charge. Guardian Arrangement Fee: Free of charge. Foundation Levy: $750 per year. Tablet computer rental: $760 per year. Deposit for additional charges: $500 (one off). Uniform (first year): School $1,000; Sports $400. VCE/IB study costs (textbooks, etc.) and other items are noted within the schedule.
6. Prospectus: The Prospectus contains a summary of information about the College, its vision, learning goals, curriculum and facilities, and is translated into multiple languages. English Prospectus and translations are available.
Scholarships
Scholarships
Academic Scholarships are open to current and prospective Geelong Lutheran College students entering Year 7 and Year 10. The Scholarship Examination is prepared and conducted online by Edutest. The exam tests reading comprehension, written expression and mathematics. All candidates not already enrolled must complete an enrolment application before registering for the Scholarship Examination; 2027 applications have closed and 2028 applications will open soon. General Excellence Scholarships acknowledge achievement in Christian faith, leadership and community service, or talent in music, sport, performing arts or visual arts. They are open to students entering Years 7–10, including external applicants and current students. 2027 applications have closed; 2028 applications will open in Term 1, 2027.
Scholarships
Years 7–11 Music Scholarships, and from 2027 Bridges to the Future Scholarships (General Excellence) for Years 7–11. To be eligible for a scholarship, students must have an application for enrolment. Music Scholarships for 2027 are currently closed. Music Scholarships are awarded based on a video audition, a shortlisted live audition, school reports and an interview with a member of the College Leadership Team. For Years 7–11, minimum AMEB grade levels apply for instrumental and vocal entries; video auditions require two pieces on the primary instrument (two performances if multiple instruments), maximum 10 minutes total; shortlisted applicants attend an in-person audition with two contrasting works, some short tests and a brief interview. Successful Music Scholarship recipients receive a reduction in academic and/or music tuition fees, and must participate in instrumental/vocal ensembles. Bridges to the Future Scholarships (Years 7–11) are offered to new students in the following year who could not attend the College for financial reasons; awards focus on general excellence with emphasis on academic achievement plus strengths in arts, sport, leadership, science and technology, community service, or social justice, with demonstrated international mindedness. Applications for Bridges Scholarships require a maximum two-page summary of achievements and tests, school reports, most recent NAPLAN, parent tax information, two references, two short essays, and a birth certificate; Indigenous students are encouraged to apply. Bridges Scholarship registrations are open for Years 8–11, 2027 entry and close on Friday 29 May 2026. Bridges Scholarship registrations for Year 7 in 2027 have now closed.
Waitlist
Waitlist
Many year levels have waiting lists. Enrolment applications for all other year levels are open and considered based on availability. If a place is not immediately available, applicants are placed on a waiting list; for an immediate start, contact the Registrar.
