St Andrews Lutheran College

Step 1: The Application Form and the fee are required to be placed on the waitlist. The school notes that there are significant wait lists in some year levels and encourages early applications. Step 2: A tour of the school must be attended before progressing to the interview stage. The tour helps applicants understand the school environment and programs. Step 3: Interviews for available placements will take place within the twelve months prior to enrolment and are conducted by the Principal or a nominated representative in consultation with the Principal; these representatives are normally the Deputy Principal (Head of Junior School) or Deputy Principal (Head of Secondary School). Step 4: Placement is offered subject to the enrolment policy, priorities and satisfactory interview. Offers will be sent via email. Step 5: Requested documents (including the completed Enrolment Agreement), the confirmation fee and Alumni fee are required prior to the due date outlined in the offer in order to secure the placement. Applications are automatically cancelled if the school is unable to contact applicants.

Waitlist Form: We are committed to providing quality early learning opportunities at the Early Learning Centre. By submitting an Early Learning Centre application form and placing your child on our waitlist, you are taking the first step in ensuring that they have the best possible start in life.

Scholarships 2027: Scholarships are offered to students with a demonstrated high degree of excellence in their chosen area, combined with a high degree of personal commitment. The school offers limited Scholarships from Year 7 onwards to existing and prospective students. Scholarships are available in Academic Scholarships, General Excellence Scholarships (Leadership, Community Service, Excellence across a number of areas), Performing Arts Scholarships (Dance, Speech and Drama, Music), Creative Arts Scholarships (Media Arts, Visual Art), Sport Scholarships and Indigenous Scholarships. Each scholarship has a non-refundable application fee of $95. A Scholarship will normally be held from Years 7 to 9 or from Years 10 to 12. Year 7 to 9 scholarships will be reviewed at the commencement of Year 9, where students and parents may be asked to attend a scholarship review meeting. A letter outlining an offer of scholarship for Year 10 to 12 will be sent after the scholarship review has been completed. The College reserves the right to terminate the scholarship at any time in the event of gross or continued breaches of expectations, unwarranted decline in academic achievement or application, or persistent failure to support the College in its co-curricular program. Dependent on individual circumstances, a student can be successful in multiple scholarship areas with the scholarships running concurrently. All Scholarships are a remission of the tuition fee component of a student's school fees. The remission amount is determined by the Principal.