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Enrolment

Enrolling now for 2026

We are now confirming enrolments for 2026, with limited places in some year groups for 2025. To secure your child's place, please contact our Admissions Team today.

how to enrol

Our Admissions Team is your first point of contact when considering enrolling your child at Kinross Wolaroi School. Our friendly team is available to discuss the process of enrolment and also provide information regarding Scholarships, Bursaries and Open Days at the School.

Make an enquiry

Contact the Admissions Team so we can be in touch about enrolment reminders and deadlines, opportunities to visit and experience the school, and send information such as the prospectus.

Application for enrolment

Complete an Application for Enrolment form, relevant documents and pay the relevant fees to secure your child’s place on the School’s waitlist for the requested year of entry.

Interview

Applications are assessed approximately 24 months prior to the desired year of entry with offers made following an interview with the Principal or senior staff member.

Offer

Successful applicants will receive an offer of enrolment.

Acceptance

To accept your child’s offer of enrolment, the completion of acceptance documentation must be completed and Confirmation Fee paid.

PLAn a visit

We invite you to visit Kinross Wolaroi School and experience our vibrant community and outstanding facilities.

There are many ways to experience the school, including Group Tours, Private Tours or at our annual Open Day.

Start your application

A Kinross Wolaroi School education will open up a world of opportunities for your child.

Scholarships

Our Scholarship and Bursary Program offers a limited number of scholarships to outstanding day and boarding students entering Years 5, 7, 9, and 11. Whether you excel in academics, music, or leadership, this is your chance to join a school renowned for its strong academic results and supportive environment.

enrolment faqs

Still have questions? Get in touch with our Admissions Team today.

What is the application process for enrolment?

We welcome prospective students and families to visit our campus and experience the vibrant community of Kinross Wolaroi School firsthand.

Our admissions process is designed to be transparent and supportive, ensuring a smooth transition for new students.

1. Enquiry: Contact our Admissions Office to request an information pack or schedule a tour of our campus.

2. Application: Submit a completed application form along with the required documentation.

3. Interview: Attend an interview with the Principal or a senior member of staff.

4. Offer: Successful applicants will receive an offer of enrolment.

5. Acceptance: Accept the offer and complete the enrolment process.

How does the waitlist process work if a year level is full?

The Senior School interview and offer process takes place 24 months from year of commencement. The school will contact waitlisted families to request supporting documentation in preparation for interviews. Following a successful interview a formal offer may be made. If a year group is full, the family will be advised the student’s position remains on the waitlist and the School will make contact when/if we can progress the enrolment.

Junior School and Pre-Kinder interview and offer processes take place approx. 12 months from year of commencement. The school will contact waitlisted families to request supporting documentation in preparation for interviews. Following a successful interview a formal offer may be made. If a year group is full, the family will be advised the student’s position is on the waitlist and the School will make contact when/if we can progress the enrolment.

For any mid-year enrolment, on application, the position is waitlisted; the school will assess availability of a place at the time of application.

What are the rules relating to the Waiting-Place Deposit?

The amount of the fees and the due dates for payment are specified in the Terms of Business that has been included in your information package. The new fee schedule for each year is published and distributed to families prior to the new school year. The Waiting Place Deposit provides confirmation of your intention to progress an enrolment at Kinross Wolaroi School. The deposit does not guarantee you a place at the School.

The deposit is only refunded when the School, for any reason, is unable to offer the student an enrolment.

Once an offer of placement has been made the deposit will be forfeited if you decide not to accept the place.

When an offer of enrolment is made, a further “confirmation fee” becomes payable. This fee combines with the Waiting Place Deposit to become the non-refundable “Enrolment Fee”.

What are the fees and when are they payable?

The amount of the fees and the due dates for payment are specified in the Terms of Business that has been included in your information package. The new fee schedule for each year is published and distributed to families prior to the new school year.

What is the school’s policy on sibling enrolments?

In recognition of the heavy financial burden on families with several children from the same household attending the School, sibling discounts are granted on the following basis:

On Day Tuition Fees
10% fee concession for the 2nd child
35% fee concession for the 3rd child
50% fee concession for the 4th and subsequent child

On Boarding /Fees
10% fee concession on the Residential Component of Boarding Fees for the 2nd child
35% fee concession on the Residential Component of Boarding Fees for the 3rd child
50% fee concession on the Residential Component of Boarding Fees for the 4th child and subsequent child

Sibling concessions are calculated on the number of children from the same household who are attending the school at the same time.

Sibling discounts are not applied if the student is the recipient of a Scholarship or Bursary. However, discounts may continue to apply to other children from the same household as a Scholarship or Bursary recipient.

What if we need to remove the student from the school?

As is normal practice with non-government schools, at least one term’s notice in writing is required before the student is removed from the school. If such notice is not given, a fee equivalent to one term’s notice is payable in lieu of the required notice. As an example, if it is your intention to withdraw your child from the School at the end of Term 4, written notice must be received (and receipt acknowledged) by the Principal (or his delegate)no later than the last day of academic classes in Term 3 of that year.