Significant Dates in the Enrolment Process

• Friday 26 April 2019: Last day for lodgement of applications to be considered through the normal enrolment process.


• Friday 10 May 2019:  Letters of Enrolment Offers posted.


• Friday 24 May 2019:  Acceptance of offers finalised and waiting list applicants invited.

Please note that Friday 10 May 2019 is important because, although Emmanuel College will accept applications after that day, it is the last day for applications to be considered through the normal process. After this date applications will be accepted and prioritised in date order and may be placed on a waiting list.

• Acceptance of offers finalised and waiting list applicants may be invited.

Step 1:

Submit an application to enrol and pay an application fee of $100. This fee is fully rebated - meaning that the $100 will be credited to your College fee account after the enrolment process is completed. In the event that a place is not able to be offered, (which is unlikely to affect any families with other children already at the College), the fee will be refunded. However in the event that you later change your mind and decide not to accept an offer of enrolment, the fee is non-refundable.

Step 2:

In order to accept a place that is offered, you need to pay a further $100 acceptance fee. This fee will also be credited to your College fee account and is also non-refundable should you decide that the student will not start school at Emmanuel College.

This change was introduced by the Emmanuel College Board of Management in an effort to discourage non-genuine applicants from proceeding with the enrolment process. This should help to shorten waiting lists and give serious applicants the chance of a faster offer of enrolment, which will enable both the prospective students and the College to plan for the year ahead.
If the payment of application fees presents any hardship, please do not hesitate to contact me.

As there are usually more applications than places available, the College has devised an enrolment policy, which is followed in order to prioritise the allocation of places. Academic achievement is not a factor considered in the enrolment policy.