Enrolment
What are your school opening hours?
How do I enrol my child?
I am moving to or leaving the area. When should I talk with you about my child's enrolment?
When will I know if my child has been accepted?
Do I need to be Catholic to attend St Augustine's?
Fees & Facilities
What are your school fees? Do you offer discounts for financial hardship?
What facilities and services does St Augustine's offer?
What IT equipment do I need to buy for my child?
Services & Support
My child needs support. How can you help?
What are your class sizes?
My child feels bullied - what do I do?
Will my child be given homework?
Do you offer out of school hours care?
What are your school opening hours?
School hours are 8.50am to 3.05pm Monday to Friday in line with our published school calendar. Our office is open from 8.30am to 3.45pm.
How do I enrol my child?
Simply complete our enrolment form and return it to us with the $40 application fee. You can enrol your child from birth. You can learn more about enrolling, here.
I am moving to or leaving the area. When should I talk with you about my child's enrolment?
As soon as possible.
If you are joining us please contact us via our phone number 8182 7900 or our online contact form
If you are leaving us we require one term's notice so please contact us as soon as you know. Unless there are mitigating circumstances we will continue to charge school fees for the equivalent of one term's notice.
When will I know if my child has been accepted?
In the year your child turns 4, you will be invited to attend an enrolment conversation with us. This will usually take place with our Principal or a member of our senior Leadership Team.
Do I need to be Catholic to attend St Augustine's?
No. Our school is identifiably Catholic which means we welcome families from all walks of life including those from different faith traditions and those who do not identify with a particular belief system.
What are your school fees? Do you offer discounts for financial hardship?
At St Augustine's, we understand the financial pressures placed on families and we offer a three-tier fee structure. This includes fee support and various discounts to ensure no child is denied a Catholic education because of limited financial resources.
Click here to download our current fees and information about what is covered.
If you still have questions or would like to discuss your personal situation, please contact us.
What facilities and services does St Augustine's offer?
From extensive ovals to a state-of-the-art resource centre, out-of-school hours care to a community garden, you can learn more about what we offer on our Facilities & Services page.
What IT equipment do I need to buy for my child?
You do not need to buy equipment for your child to use at school. All equipment and devices they will need are supplied. You can learn more about the IT provided on this page.
My child needs support. How can you help?
Talk to your classroom teacher about anything happening at school or at home that you feel may have a bearing on your child's enjoyment of school and capacity to learn.
If you are considering enrolling your child or have enrolled but not yet commenced, please ask to speak to a member of our Leadership Team.
What are your class sizes?
Your child's learning and wellbeing will be a major consideration in class placement and the structure of classes as they move through the Year Levels. You will generally find 20 to 25 students in our Reception and Year 1 classes and 22 to 29 students in the other Year Levels.
My child feels bullied - what do I do?
St Augustine's says no to bullying. Children cannot grow and learn to the best of their ability when they are experiencing emotional trauma. Everyone at St Augustine's is responsible for making sure everyone has the right to feel safe and valued at all times.
If your child feels bullied or is concerned about the wellbeing of someone else, please speak with your child's teacher or ask to speak to a member of our Leadership Team as soon as possible.
Will my child be given homework?
At St Augustine's we believe homework can have benefits for children in older Year Levels where it is assigned purposefully, is relevant to work in the classroom and results in prompt feedback.
In younger Year Levels, our focus is on learning that is specific to the development of literacy and numeracy skills. These formative years provide an important opportunity for parents and teachers to work together to foster in each child, a love of books and a desire to learn through storytelling and reading experiences. At this age, we believe weekends and school holidays are also best reserved for family time and recreation.
Do you offer out of school hours care?
Yes. The current hours of operation are 6.30am-8.45am and 3.15pm-6.15pm on normal school days and 6.30am 6.15pm on pupil-free days or during school holidays.
To learn more about Out of School Hours Care, download an information pack here.
You can make a booking or learn more by contacting the Director on 81827987 or via email.
