Fees
Application Fee
There is an application fee of $30 per family for all new families.
Tuition Fees (per term) for 2019
Tuition fees are charged on a term basis. The school year consists of 4 terms
Infants/Primary (Years K – 6) $475.00 per student/per term
Junior Secondary (Years 7 – 10) $805.00 per student/per term
Senior Secondary (Years 11 – 12) $955.00 per student/per term
Please note that for Years 11 and 12 fees include access to 1:1 technology program.
Curriculum Materials and Activities Levy
The Curriculum Materials and Activities Levy is charged on a term basis.
Infants/Primary (Years K - 6) $260.00 per student/per term
Secondary (Years 7 -12) $280.00 per student/per term
Sibling Concessions
Sibling concessions are counted by the number of children who attend Montgrove and/or Wollemi at any one time and include the Curriculum Materials and Activities Levy.
Second child 10% concession
Third child 25% concession
Further concessions are available for additional children enrolled.
Building Fund Contribution
Compulsory building levy is $300.00 per family per term.
- For convenience we request that payment of accounts is made monthly by electronic bank transfer, direct debit or credit card. Should you require any clarification regarding these methods of payment, please do not hesitate to contact the PARED office.
- Receipts are not issued unless specifically requested in which case a statement of account will be issued.
- If difficulties in payment arise the PARED office should be contacted before the due date in order to inform of difficulty and agree on some settlement arrangements. It is important to inform the Office as failure to do so would result in the student not being allowed to recommence classes in the new term.
- An administration fee at the rate of 1% per month will be charged on all accounts not received by the due date for payments (except for direct debit accounts).
- One full school term’s written notice (or one school term’s fee in lieu of notice) is required when withdrawing a student from the School. Holiday periods do not constitute adequate notice.
