Moreton Bay College vs St Johns Anglican College

	M Moreton Bay College Brisbane, Australia	S St Johns Anglican College Brisbane, Australia
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year A$5,545 - 22,680	Fees / year A$9,480 - 20,920
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 4 - 18 years
Type	Type Girls School, Co-educational	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), Australian Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), Australian Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,257	Pupils 1,262
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1901	Opened 1994
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location 450 Wondall Road, Manly West, Brisbane, QLD 4179, Australia. The campus sits in the bayside suburb of Manly West, to the east of Brisbane. A dedicated Moreton Bay College & Moreton Bay Boys' College bus service operates to and from the Colleges with stops on TransLink routes.	Location Forest Lake, Brisbane's south-west, Queensland, Australia. The campus spans two campuses connected by a shuttle service.
Stages	Stages Early Learning Centre; Kindergarten; Primary (Prep–Year 6); Secondary (Year 7–12)	Stages Kindergarten to Year 12; four sub-schools: Kindergarten; Junior School (Prep to Year 6); Middle School (Years 7 to 9); Senior School (Years 10 to 12).
School type	School type Independent girls' day school	School type Anglican college; co-educational.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Personalised learning through the Learning Enhancement team; Learning Support provides differentiation with access to Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Vision and Hearing Specialists and Educational Psychologists for early intervention and ongoing individualised programming.	Additional learning support Faith Mission and Wellbeing Centre provides a safe confidential space; pastoral care team and college psychologists support students; Wellbeing Framework supports the holistic needs of students from Kindergarten to Year 12.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation Australia
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation Uniting Church	Religious affiliation Anglican
School day structure	School day structure Kindergarten 8:30am–2:30pm; Primary starts 8:25am with finish times from 2:30pm (Prep) to 3:00pm (Year 5–6). Morning Tea 10:20am–10:50am; Lunch 12:40pm–1:20pm. Secondary bell times follow the 8:20am–3:10pm schedule with multiple sessions and a standard school day.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Dedicated bus service with exclusive MBC & MBBC coaches; all stops are TransLink stops; 2025 bus routes published; booking inquiries to buses@moretonbaycolleges.qld.edu.au.	Bus service details St John's offers a private bus service with morning and afternoon routes to Calamvale, Forestdale, Hillcrest, Parkinson, Algester, Calamvale and Heathwood; Augustine Heights, Brookwater, Springfield and Forest Lake; Kenmore, Fig Tree Pocket, Jindalee, Sinnamon Park, Jamboree Heights, Middle Park, Seventeen Mile Rocks and Riverhills. Bus fares are zone-based: Zone 1 within the gates of Forest Lake (Tap and Go $1.20; Non-ticketed $2.40), Zone 2 perimeter around Forest Lake (Tap $2.30; Non-ticketed $3.40), Zone 3 all other areas (Tap $5.70; Non-ticketed $8.20). Other bus services include Park Ridge Transit (Forestdale Route 6026/6126), Westside Bus Company (Route 32 AM), and Brisbane City Council Route 463 (AM).
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and Confirmation Fees - Application fee (new students): AUD 350 (non‑refundable). - Confirmation fee (payable when an offer is accepted): AUD 1,050 (non‑refundable). - Advance fee (for new students commencing in Years 5 and 7): AUD 1,000 (non‑refundable; credited against Term 1 fees in the year of commencement). Tuition fees by year level (annual and per‑term where applicable) — Domestic fee schedule effective January 2026 - Kindergarten: AUD 5,544.80 per year — equivalent to AUD 1,386.20 per term (four terms). - Prep to Year 3: AUD 12,780 per year — equivalent to AUD 3,195.00 per term. - Years 4 to 6: AUD 16,632 per year — equivalent to AUD 4,158.00 per term. - Years 7 to 10: AUD 22,380 per year — equivalent to AUD 5,595.00 per term. - Years 11 to 12: AUD 22,680 per year. Year 11 is invoiced over four terms (equivalent to AUD 5,670.00 per term). Year 12 tuition is invoiced over Terms 1, 2 and 3 only (equivalent to AUD 7,560.00 per invoice term). Additional annual charges and levies - Capital levy (per family, applicable for families with a student in Prep to Year 11): AUD 600 per year. - Voluntary Building Fund (tax deductible): AUD 700 per year. - Course levy (where applicable for some international programs): listed separately on international fee schedule. - Sibling discounts on tuition (applied to Tuition Fees only, excluding levies): second child 10%; third and subsequent children 15%. Camps, co‑curricular, private lessons and other variable charges - School camps and some co‑curricular activities incur additional charges billed separately. Camp charges vary by year level. Refunds for camp fees are limited and subject to medical certificate or College cancellation rules. - Private individual music tuition (where engaged) is charged in addition to tuition; example international schedule shows individual lessons at AUD 44 per lesson. Books, stationery and some subject‑related consumables are additional costs (approximate guidance for international students: books/stationery ~AUD 575 per year). Estimated uniform cost (two sets) shown as approximately AUD 1,150 where applicable. Boarding / Accommodation - The College does not operate on‑site boarding facilities. For students who require placement away from family, a homestay programme is available; homestay fees and placement/administration fees are charged for international students. Homestay placement and annual homestay fees are listed on the international fee schedule. - Example international homestay charges (for reference where homestay applies): homestay fee per year AUD 24,013; homestay placement fee AUD 420; homestay administration fee AUD 525. Billing schedule and payment terms - Invoices for domestic tuition are issued at the beginning of each term. There are four terms per year (Year 12 is invoiced for Terms 1, 2 and 3 only). All tuition fees are payable in advance. - Payment frequencies available: annual (one payment), termly (four equal instalments at the start of each term, except Year 12 invoiced over three terms), or monthly instalments by direct debit. A discount is available on annual payment of tuition and the capital levy when paid by the annual due date. - Standard 2026 due dates (examples from the 2026 domestic schedule): annual payment to be received by 27 January 2026 to be eligible for the discount; Term 1 invoice due 27 January 2026; Term 2 due 17 April 2026; Term 3 due 10 July 2026; Term 4 due 2 October 2026. Monthly instalments run via direct debit with the 10th of each month as typical debit date. Accepted payment methods and surcharges - Payment methods accepted include credit card via Parent Lounge, direct debit (Westpac PayWay), BPay and EasyPay. Credit card payments may attract additional merchant surcharges. A monthly direct‑debit option requires a direct debit facility and may carry an administration fee. Late payment, overdue accounts and recovery - A late fee of AUD 150 may be charged per term where fees remain unpaid by the due date. The College may suspend or terminate enrolment, withhold reports/certificates, or take recovery action for overdue accounts. Costs of debt recovery may be charged to the family. Notice of withdrawal and related charges - Written notice of not less than one full school term in advance is required for withdrawal. Notice must be given by the final day of the term immediately before the term in which the student intends to leave. Failure to provide the required notice will incur a late notice fee equal to one term's fees. Refunds and specific refund conditions - Application fees, confirmation fees and advance fees are non‑refundable in general. For international applicants, the enrolment confirmation fee may be refundable only where a student visa is refused and official notification is provided. Camp fee refunds are limited and generally require medical evidence if a student cannot attend due to illness; refunds may also apply where the College cancels a camp. Summary of common non‑tuition costs to budget for - Capital levy: AUD 600 per family per year. Voluntary building fund: AUD 700 per year. Estimated uniform costs (two sets): ~AUD 1,150. Books and stationery: ~AUD 575 per year (estimate). Private music lessons and selected co‑curricular camps/tours charged in addition to tuition. Homestay, OSHC and other international student‑specific charges apply where relevant.	Fee details Application & enrolment fees - Application / Registration: AUD 220 (non‑refundable) for domestic applicants. - International application fee: AUD 300 per student (non‑refundable). - Enrolment Confirmation Fee: AUD 600 (non‑refundable). - Enrolment Advancement Fee (credited against first term's fees in the year of entry): AUD 1,500 (Junior School) or AUD 1,800 (Senior School). - Enrolment Bond (international students / where applicable): AUD 1,000 (once only; refundable on acceptance of placement). Tuition fees — Domestic (AUD) — 2026 (per term and per year by year level) - Kindergarten - Kindergarten (5‑day fortnight): Term AUD 0; Annual AUD 0; General levy AUD 0 (one government‑funded part‑time place applies). - Kindergarten (pre‑age, 5‑day fortnight): Term AUD 2,615; Annual AUD 10,460. - Kindergarten (full time): Term AUD 2,615; Annual AUD 10,460. - Kindergarten (pre‑age, full time): Term AUD 5,230; Annual AUD 20,920. - Junior School (Prep – Year 6) - Prep: Term tuition AUD 2,303; Annual tuition AUD 9,212; General Levy AUD 228 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 40 per year. - Years 1–2: Term tuition AUD 2,319; Annual tuition AUD 9,276; General Levy AUD 228 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 90 per year. - Year 3: Term tuition AUD 2,319; Annual tuition AUD 9,276; General Levy AUD 248 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 290 per year; IT Levy AUD 89 per term; Music Levy AUD 60 per term. - Year 4: Term tuition AUD 2,633; Annual tuition AUD 10,532; General Levy AUD 268 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 510 per year; IT Levy AUD 266 per term; Music Levy AUD 60 per term. - Year 5: Term tuition AUD 2,633; Annual tuition AUD 10,532; General Levy AUD 248 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 500 per year; IT Levy AUD 266 per term; Music Levy AUD 60 per term. - Year 6: Term tuition AUD 2,633; Annual tuition AUD 10,532; General Levy AUD 248 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 500 per year; IT Levy AUD 266 per term; Music Levy AUD 60 per term. - Middle School (Years 7–9) - Year 7: Term tuition AUD 3,299; Annual tuition AUD 13,196; General Levy AUD 412 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 490 per year; IT Levy AUD 303 per term; Music Levy AUD 60 per term. - Year 8: Term tuition AUD 3,611; Annual tuition AUD 14,444; General Levy AUD 392 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 420 per year; IT Levy AUD 303 per term. - Year 9: Term tuition AUD 3,611; Annual tuition AUD 14,444; General Levy AUD 492 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 550 per year; IT Levy AUD 303 per term. - Senior School (Years 10–12) - Year 10: Term tuition AUD 3,831; Annual tuition AUD 15,324; General Levy AUD 288 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 580 per year; IT Levy AUD 303 per term. - Year 11: Term tuition AUD 3,831; Annual tuition AUD 15,324; General Levy AUD 372 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 510 per year; IT Levy AUD 303 per term. - Year 12: Term tuition AUD 5,108; Annual tuition AUD 15,324; General Levy AUD 462 per year; Incursion / Camp Levy AUD 404 per year. - Note: Year 12 tuition is billed over three terms. (All domestic tuition items above are listed per term and per annum as shown; tuition fees are due for payment on the first day of each term.) Tuition fees — International / St John's International College (AUD) — 2026 - Intensive English (ELICOS): AUD 7,970 per term. - Prep – Year 6: AUD 27,332 per year. - Year 7 – Year 10: AUD 31,880 per year. - Year 11 – Year 12: AUD 31,880 per year. - Student Services Fee (applies per term): listed amounts include AUD 303 per term for Years 7–12 and ELICOS, and AUD 266 per term for Years 3–6 (as indicated for international fee schedules). - English proficiency testing fee (international): AUD 336 per student. - QCAA levy for overseas students (Years 11–12): AUD 950 per year. - Overseas Student Health Cover (approx.): AUD 810 per year (compulsory for student‑visa holders from date of arrival). - Homestay accommodation (where applicable): AUD 525 per week; Homestay placement fee AUD 350; Homestay relocation fee AUD 200. - Airport transfer (one way): AUD 190. - Uniform (approximate full set): AUD 980. Levies & compulsory additional charges - General Levy: charged annually to cover ID card, locker, selected educational subscriptions and specified year‑level items. - Camp / Incursion Levy: charged (typically in Term 1) to cover outdoor education/camp costs; the camp levy is non‑refundable. - IT Levy: applies by term for Years 3–12 to support the laptop program (device setup, warranty, licensed software, insurance and support). - Music Levy: applies by term for Years 3–7 to support the school music program and instrument provision. - QCAA and other course charges: applicable to senior external certification or overseas student service charges where indicated. - Suggested Foundation Building Fund contribution (voluntary, tax deductible): suggested AUD 200 per family per term (included on statements as a suggested contribution). Boarding fees (Private boarding; Years 7–12) - Private boarding (5 nights): Term AUD 4,000; Annual AUD 16,000. - Private boarding (7 nights): Term AUD 5,235; Annual AUD 20,940. - Private boarding placement fee: AUD 350 per student (in addition to boarding fees). - Private boarding relocation fee (if required): AUD 200. Other costs parents should budget for - Uniforms: approximately AUD 980 for a full uniform set (estimate). - Textbooks & stationery: typically between AUD 100 and AUD 1,000 depending on year level and subject choices. - Optional diplomas, certifications and non‑compulsory excursions: charged separately as advised. - Music tuition & additional instrument hire (beyond one instrument): additional charges may apply. - Transport to/from school (if required): up to around AUD 500 per term (approximate). - Cost of living (for international students, additional to homestay): suggested AUD 100–150 per week. Billing schedule & payment terms - Standard billing: fees are billed per term; the College's standard payment term is one term in advance and fees are due on the first day of each term. - Annual payment option: a 2.5% discount applies to the net tuition amount if full payment for the year is received by close of business on the first day of Term 1 (no extensions). - Instalments: direct debit can be set up through the My St John's (TASS) portal on a monthly or fortnightly basis; the system will calculate instalments once a schedule and start date are chosen. - Year 12 tuition: billed over three terms (as noted above). - Biller details: BPAY payments are accepted (Biller Code 49353; reference number shown on statement). - Centrelink CentrePay and third‑party payment plans (Edstart) are available; Edstart charges an external transaction fee (noted separately). Payment methods - Credit card (Visa, MasterCard) via the secure TASS My St John's portal (online). Surcharges apply for premium cards and for AMEX/Diners. - BPAY (Biller Code 49353; reference number on statement). - Direct debit from bank account or credit card via the My St John's portal. - CentrePay (for eligible Centrelink customers). - Edstart instalment plans (external provider) — a transaction fee applies (approximately 3.9% when using Edstart Plus). Discounts - Annual payment discount: 2.5% on net tuition where full annual payment is received by the specified due date. - Sibling discounts on the tuition portion only: second child 5%; third child 10%; fourth child 15%; fifth child or more 50%. Refunds, withdrawal & absence rules - Camp levy: charged in Term 1 and is non‑refundable. - Withdrawal notice: one full term's written notice to the Principal is required for a student withdrawal; otherwise fees in lieu of notice will be charged. - Extended voluntary absence: students absent for more than 10 school days for extended holidays may be required to reimburse the College for any lost Grant Funding. - Overseas student protections: tuition fees paid by overseas students are protected under the Tuition Protection Service (ESOS); non‑tuition fees are subject to the College's refund policy and conditions. Summary note - All fees above are expressed in Australian dollars (AUD) and are presented by fee type and year level for the 2026 schedules provided for St John's Anglican College and St John's International College. - Fees are reviewed annually and may change; levies, optional services and additional costs (uniforms, excursions, transport, external courses) can apply in addition to the tuition and levy amounts shown.
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Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school is an International Baccalaureate World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The common core curriculum across Prep to Year 12 includes English, Mathematics, Science, SOSE, Languages, Technology, Personal Development and the Arts, and is enhanced by Religious Education, Design Technology, Languages and Enterprise Education, with co-curriculars such as Programming, Debating and the Duke of Edinburgh Awards. The curriculum is designed to provide a seamless transition across year levels and supports students toward their post‑school destinations. The Arts, Drama, Dance and music are highlighted as core cultural experiences, with extensive opportunities in performing and visual arts.	Curriculum details The school operates four sub-schools: Kindergarten, Junior School (Prep–Year 6), Middle School (Year 7–9), and Senior School (Year 10–12). The Junior School delivers the Australian Curriculum through the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (IB PYP); the Kindergarten uses the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) alongside the IB PYP. The Middle School offers a broad range of subjects with a core program and Year 9 electives, and includes The Rite Journey in Year 9 and the SOAR program for high-achieving learners in English, Mathematics, and Science. The Senior School provides tailored learning pathways with electives across English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, Religious and Values Education, The Arts, Technology and Business, and Languages, with a focus on Future-Ready skills and real-world learning such as work placements and industry connections. Junior, Middle and Senior education are connected in a seamless Education model to support continuity from early years through Year 12.
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Exam results	Exam results Outstanding ATAR Results are reported for the Class of 2025. Scholars ATAR Results include top scores such as Angeline Kobe 98.95, Calla Bulley 98.65, Caterina Meyer 98.45, Phoebe Shortt 98.05 and Annabelle Thiele 97.25. Additional top performers achieved 95+ in various subjects, with subject-level results showcasing high marks in English, Literature, Design, Dance and more. The school also publishes annual ATAR materials highlighting individual subject results for the cohort.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates pursue higher education at international and Australian universities. Notable alumna include Miela Goodchild, who is currently studying at Duke University, USA, and has earned recognition in collegiate athletics. Dame Quentin Bryce, AD CVO, served as Governor-General of Australia (2008–2014), and alumna Dr Jill Charker is Deputy Secretary – Corporate Cluster at the Department of Jobs and Small Business. This reflects a pattern of graduates entering diverse higher education and public-sector pathways.	Higher education progression Graduates are prepared for university, TAFE, or vocational training. The Senior School emphasises real-world learning experiences and work placements to develop skills and global readiness for post-school pathways.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented The school recognises high achievement through the Scholars ATAR Results, with top scholars listed and celebrated for exceptional ATAR performances (e.g., 98.95 to 95+). Scholarships are offered for academic distinction and excellence in co-curricular pursuits, supporting high-achieving students and enabling continued excellence.	Gifted and talented SOAR Program supports high-achieving students: Junior SOAR provides targeted enrichment in English and Mathematics for Years 5–6; Middle School SOAR offers enrichment in English, Mathematics and Science; entry into the Junior SOAR Program is by application. SOAR access for other year levels is detailed in onboarding materials and the Academic Enrichment program.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
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English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
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Facilities	Facilities
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Step 1 – Apply. The formal intake years are Kindergarten, Year 5 and Year 7. If a year level is full, a waiting list can be created and you will be notified if a place becomes available. A non-refundable Enrolment Application Fee of AUD 350 is payable at the time of application. Applications can be submitted online or by downloading an Enrolment form. The documents required (in English or certified translations) are: a copy of the student's passport; copies of the student's academic records for the past two years; a completed Reference Form from the current or most recent school principal if previous reports do not record behaviour or commitment; a completed subject selection form (if applicable); acceptable evidence of English language proficiency (e.g., AEAS, IELTS); application for course credit (if required); a completed Homestay Application Form (if applicable). The College requires evidence that the student's academic ability and English proficiency can meet entry and curriculum demands, in line with the 2018 National Code of Practice, Part B Standard 2.	Admissions 1. Application for Enrolment: The key intake years are Kindergarten, Prep and Year 7; vacancies may exist in other year levels. Complete an online Application for Enrolment and pay the non-refundable fee of $220 per student. Attach immunisation history, recent report cards (if applicable), NAPLAN results (if applicable), relevant visa or permanent residency documents, any court or parenting orders (if applicable), and specialist or medical reports (if applicable). The child's birth certificate must be cited at the Enrolment Meeting; submitting an application does not guarantee a place. 2. Application Review: After submission, the child's name is added to the Enrolment List for the specified year and reviewed as part of the enrolment process. Year 7 reviews begin up to three years before entry, while other year levels begin up to one year prior. Additional information may be requested in consultation with parents and relevant professionals before progressing. 3. Enrolment Meeting: For students entering Kindy to Year 6, you and your child will be invited to attend an Enrolment Meeting with a member of the leadership team; one or both parents are required to attend with the child. Not all students interviewed will be offered a place. Incomplete applications or those flagged for additional information will be contacted to request further information. 4. Confirmation of Enrolment: If your application is successful, a Letter of Offer is sent by email. To secure the place, sign and return the Enrolment Agreement and pay the non-refundable Enrolment Confirmation Fee of $600 per child and the Advance Fee (Prep-Year 6: $1,500; Years 7-12: $1,800), with the Advance Fee credited toward Term One tuition. Failure to disclose information pertaining to medical, social, educational or behavioural history may result in the offer being rescinded. 5. Pre-Commencement: For students entering Years 7 to 12, you and your child will be invited to attend an informal meeting with a member of the leadership team; either one or both parents are required to attend with the child. It provides an opportunity to meet College staff, learn about the daily routines of that year level and have any questions answered.
Scholarships	Scholarships The College offers two key scholarship pathways: Academic Excellence Scholarships and Co-Curricular Excellence Scholarships, each up to 50% remission on tuition fees. Academic Excellence Scholarships are awarded to students entering Years 7 to 11 who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and exemplary conduct. Co-Curricular Excellence Scholarships are awarded to students entering Years 7 to 11 who excel in Sport, Music, or the Performing Arts and maintain strong academic results and conduct. At the Principal's discretion, limited scholarship opportunities may also be available for current Year 5 2025 students entering Year 7 in 2027. Applications for 2027 scholarships are open. Scholarship Application Process: Step 1 – Complete an online Scholarship Application. Step 2 – Complete an online Enrolment Application. Step 3 – Read the Scholarship and Bursaries Policy and complete the Scholarship Application Form by 8 February 2026. Step 4 – Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview in April. Offers will be made to successful candidates in May. The Moreton Bay Colleges' Foundation offers Bursaries based on financial need to students who would not otherwise be able to enrol. The Jennifer Haynes Bursary and The Quentin Bryce Bursary are full remission bursaries (not currently taking applications) for entry into Year 7 (six years for Jennifer Haynes) or into secondary years (Quentin Bryce). The Foundation also administers The Moreton Bay Colleges' Foundation, a charitable trust funding opportunities for students. Chat to our Scholarships and Bursaries Team to discuss eligibility or options.	Scholarships Scholarships are available for Years 7 and 10 entries, offering up to 75% remission of tuition fees. They are open to Australian Citizens and Permanent Residents and to both current and new students entering Years 7 or 10. Scholarships cover tuition remission and may be pursued in Academic, Sporting, or Performing Arts categories; applicants may apply for multiple scholarships, and if successful, receive a scholarship in the category best matching their strengths. To be considered, complete an Enrolment Application and pay the $220 non-refundable application fee; 2026 scholarships have already been awarded, and applications are closed for that year. A character reference is required; it should be no longer than one page, not from a family member, and speak to the applicant's personal qualities and suitability.
Waitlist	Waitlist Intake years are Kindergarten, Year 5 and Year 7. If a year level is full, the Enrolments Team can place your daughter's name on a waiting list and will notify you if a place becomes available.	Waitlist When a year level reaches capacity, all further applications go into the waitlist pool and will be invited for an Enrolment Meeting as places become available. Places are offered according to the Enrolment Policy, with priority given to siblings of current students and children of alumni.
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