Before you apply please ensure you have the following mandatory documents.

  • Birth Certificate
  • 2 years of report Cards
  • Latest NAPLAN
  • Medical Documentation (Diagnosed condition reports or referrals relating to any ongoing or undiagnosed conditions)
  • Court orders, Parenting plans or access restrictions (if applicable)
  • Up to date Medicare and Healthcare Concession cards
  • References (Optional)

Step 1

Complete an Application Form & Principal Reference

Submit a comprehensive application as well as the principal’s reference from the link below.

Essential attachments include a birth certificate, Medicare and Healthcare Cards, school report, NAPLAN results, and a Medical Health Summary which is mandatory for boarding students.

These documents must be attached to the application.

Families can provide additional documentation and reports to assist with the enrolment selection process. This could include a reference from a community member and/or, a reference from your Parish Priest.

Enrolment Application  Principal's Reference Form


Step 2

Interview

Each submission undergoes a comprehensive review. Following this assessment, applicants will receive notifications about the outcome and will be invited to participate in an interview.


Step 3

Offer of Enrolment

If your son is successful in his interview, he will be offered a place at the College. You will then receive a Letter of Offer outlining the enrolment details and the steps required to accept the position. Lapsed offers may be withdrawn by the College.


Step 4

Acceptance

Upon return of the acceptance, you will receive correspondence detailing enrolment information in preparation for your son’s start of school.

Frequently asked questions

When submitting an enrolment application, you will need to provide:

  • A copy of the student's birth certificate
  • 2 years school report cards and/or NAPLAN results
  • Any current court orders (if applicable)
  • Immunisation records
  • Principal Reference Form
  • Enrolment Application

If your child has any special medical circumstances, please provide relevant reports from specialists such as a pediatrician, speech pathologist, or other professionals, along with any learning plans currently in place. These documents help us assess and implement the necessary support systems for your child’s application.

Students in Queensland are generally eligible to start Year 7 at the beginning of the school year if they turn 12 on or before June 30 of that year. Subsequently, for each subsequent school year, students progress to the next year level, and the age eligibility is as follows:

  • Year 8: 13 years old by June 30
  • Year 9: 14 years old by June 30
  • Year 10: 15 years old by June 30
  • Year 11: 16 years old by June 30
  • Year 12: 17 years old by June 30

We place a strong emphasis on student effort and commitment, valuing the journey of learning and personal development. We believe that genuine dedication to the learning process, coupled with a strong work ethic, contributes significantly to the overall growth and success of our students.

While there are no specific immunisation requirements for enrolment, it is strongly advised, especially for boarders in communal living. Vaccination is a family decision.

Yes! Please ensure you advise the Enrolments Officer if you would like to remain on the waiting list. If your circumstances change, please also ensure you inform us to be removed from the list so that your spot can be offered to someone else.

For the latest fee information, please click here. Additional charges may apply to most extracurricular activities, and as these fees can change.

Below is a list of available government funding streams for families to access if they meet the eligibility criteria.

Students with special needs undergo an assessment by our Head of Learning Support, and based on the assessment, a learning plan is developed to support their unique requirements. We have a dedicated team of Educational Support Officers who work collaboratively to assist our students. Before your son's enrolment journey begins, we will work closely with you to create a personalised plan that addresses his specific needs and ensures a supportive and inclusive educational experience.

We expect all students to adhere to the College policies and guidelines regarding uniforms and dress code. Comprehensive information on these policies can be found here. Students must familiarise themselves with these guidelines to ensure a respectful and inclusive atmosphere within the College community.