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Schools Schools BULLETIN BOARD ANNUAL TUITION, BOARDING FEES FOR 2016 BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN GENDER/ DENOMINATION/ YEAR ANNUAL FEES GENDER/ DENOMINATION/ YEAR ANNUAL FEES SCHOOLS BOARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TUITION BOARDING TOTAL SCHOOLS BOARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TUITION BOARDING TOTAL ASSUMPTION COLLEGE KILMORE Catholic Year 7 $6628 $23,152 $29,780 PRESBYTERIAN LADIES’ COLLEGE Presbyterian Year 7 $26,744 $26,116 $52,860 Sutherland St, Kilmore, Vic Academic boarding scholarships available to Year 9 $6875 $23,305 $30,180 141 Burwood Hwy, Burwood, Vic Boarding, general excellence, academic, Year 9 $26,744 $26,116 $52,860 students entering Year 10 or Year 11. Year 12 $7027 $23,948 $30,975 P: (03) 9808 5811 E: [email protected] music and Old Collegians Year 12 $28,800 $26,116 $54,916 Phone: (03) 5782 1422 Co-ed/Years 7–12 Girls/Years 7–12 Email: [email protected] Bursary assistance available ($4000 less for five W: plc.vic.edu.au Website: assumption.vic.edu.au day boarding) SCOTCH COLLEGE MELBOURNE Presbyterian Year 7 $29,295 $25,212 $54,507 BALLARAT CLARENDON COLLEGE Uniting Church Year 7 $12,700 $11,200 $23,900 1 Morrison St, Hawthorn, Vic Academic, boarding and music Year 9 $30,528 $25,212 $55,470 1425 Sturt St, Ballarat, Vic Academic (Years 5–11), arts (Years 7–11), Year 10 $18,000 $16,800 $34,800 P: (03) 9810 4203 E: [email protected] Year 12 $30,528 $25,212 $55,470 Boys/Years 7–12 P: (03) 5330 8312 E: [email protected] excellence (Years 7–11), boarding (Years 7–11) Year 12 $18,600 $16,800 $35,400 W: scotch.vic.edu.au BOARD BULLETIN W: clarendon.vic.edu.au Co-ed/Years 7–12 ST CATHERINE’S SCHOOL Non-denominational Year 7 $29,400 $27,960 $57,360 BALLARAT GRAMMAR Anglican Year 7 $12,940 $8600 $21,540 17 Heyington Pl, Toorak, Vic General excellence (Years 5-11), music Year 8 $30,200 $27,960 $55,160 201 Forest St, Wendouree, Vic Academic, art and design, music, dance, Year 9 $15,920 $11,180 $27,100 Year 9 P: (03) 9822 1285 E: [email protected] (Years 5-9) and boarding (Years 7-11) $31,120 $27,960 $59,080 P: (03) 5338 0830 E: [email protected] drama and boarding general excellence Year 12 $18,860 $16,280 $35,140 W: stcatherines.net.au Girls/Years 7–12 Year 11 $31,940 $27,960 $59,900 W: bgs.vic.edu.au Co-ed/Years 7–12 ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Anglican Girls Year 7 $14,900 $15,600 $30,500 CANBERRA GIRLS GRAMMAR Anglican Year 7 $18,820 $24,470 $43,290 218 Macquarie St, Hobart, Tas Academic, Indigenous ‘Ningina Tunapri’, Year 9 $16,200 $15,600 $31,800 Melbourne Ave, Deakin ACT Academic, boarding and performing arts Year 9 $19,550 $24,470 $44,020 P: +61 3 6211 4936 music, Collegiate Community, Hazell Ralph Year 12 $16,300 $15,600 $31,900 P: (02) 6202 6420 E: [email protected] Year 12 $24,470 $20,810 $45,280 E: [email protected] Girls/Years 5–12 and School of Performing Arts W: cggs.act.edu.au Girls/Years 7–12 W: collegiate.tas.edu.au CANBERRA GRAMMAR SCHOOL Anglican Year 7 $20,870 $22,310 $43,180 40 Monaro Cres, Red Hill, ACT Music, academic and boarding Years 8-10 $21,300 $22,310 $43,610 ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE Catholic Year 7 $5512 On request $5512 P: (02) 6260 9700 (Senior), (02) 6260 9600 (Junior) Years 11-12 $21,860 $22,310 $44,170 1431 Sturt St, Ballarat, Vic Academic, leadership, general excellence, Year 9 $5916 $22,090 $28,006 E: [email protected] W: canberragrammar.org.au Boys/Years 7–12 P: (03) 5331 1688 E: [email protected] music and performing art, art and sport Year 12 $6535 $22,090 $28,625 W: stpats.vic.edu.au Boys/Years 9–12 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL Anglican Year 9 $27,518 $27,518 $55,036 217 Glen Eira Rd, East St Kilda, Vic General excellence, boarding, theatre, Year 12 $28,037 $27,518 $55,555 ST PAUL’S ANGLICAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL Anglican Year 7 $9168 N/A $9168 P: (03) 9524 6300 E: [email protected] dance, music (instrumental), music (voice), Academic, sport and performing arts Year 9 Co-ed/Years 7–12 150 Bowen St, Warragul, Vic $10,152 $10,152 W: caulfieldgs.vic.edu.au visual arts, Caulfield Grammarians 46 Cross’s Rd, Traralgon, Vic Year 12 $10,655 $10,655 P: (03) 5623 5833 E: [email protected] Co-ed W: stpaulsags.vic.edu.au FAHAN SCHOOL Non-denominational Year 7 $15,300 $15,760 $31,060 Fisher Ave, Sandy Bay, Tas Academic, music and general excellence Years 8-9 $15,460 $15,760 $31,220 P: (03) 6225 1064 E: [email protected] Year 10 $15,700 $15,760 $31,460 ST PETER’S COLLEGE Anglican Year 7 $21,880 $22,585 $44,465 W: fahan.tas.edu.au Girls/Years 5–12 Year 11 $15,860 $15,760 $31,620 Hackney Rd, St Peters, SA Academic, sporting, music and boarding Year 10 $23,050 $22,585 $45,635 Year 12 $16,060 $15,760 $31,820 P: +618 8404 0400 E: [email protected] Boys/Years 7–12 W: stpeters.sa.edu.au GEELONG GRAMMAR SCHOOL Anglican Year 7 Available on Available on Available on 50 Biddlecombe Ave, Corio, Vic Academic, music, sport and general Year 9 request request request ST PHILIP’S COLLEGE Uniting Church Year 7 $7344 1st child $12,000 P: (03) 5273 9307 E: [email protected] excellence Year 12 Schwarz Cres, PO Box 33, Alice Springs, NT Music, School of the Air or remote school Year 8 $7447 2nd child $10,800 Co-ed/Years 5–12 W: ggs.vic.edu.au P: (08) 8950 4511 E: [email protected] student. Bursaries are available Year 11 $7773 Additional W: stphilips.nt.edu.au Co-ed/Years 7–12 children $9720 GENAZZANO FCJ COLLEGE Catholic Year 7 $21,812 $24,390 $46,202 301 Cotham Rd, Kew, Vic Academic, music and boarding Year 9 $21,812 $24,390 $46,202 P: (03) 8862 1000 E: [email protected] Year 12 $24,564 $24,390 $48,954 Girls/Prep–Year 12 THE FRIENDS’ SCHOOL Quaker Year 7 $16,200 $18,460 $34,660 W: genazzano.vic.edu.au 23 Commercial Rd and 395 Argyle St, North Hobart, Tas Merit, music and boarding Year 9 $17,240 $18,460 $35,700 P: (03) 6210 2200 E: [email protected] Year 12 $17,340 $18,460 $35,800 Co-ed/Years 7–12 GIPPSLAND GRAMMAR Anglican Year 7 $13,580 $17,890 $31,470 W: friends.tas.edu.au Princes Hwy, Sale, Vic Academic, music and general excellence Year 9 $15,600 $17,890 $33,490 P: (03) 5143 6388 E: [email protected] Year 12 $15,490 $17,890 $33,380 THE GEELONG COLLEGE Uniting Church Year 7 $22,432 $11,416 $33,848 W: gippslandgs.vic.edu.au Co-ed/Years 7–12 Talbot St, Newtown, Vic Academic, music and boarding Year 8 $23,708 $11,416 $35,124 P: (03) 5226 3156 Year 9 $25,100 $11,416 $36,516 Co-ed/Years 7–12 LORETO COLLEGE Catholic Year 7 $14,810 $24,425 $39,235 E: [email protected] Year 10 $26,280 $16,848 $43,128 316 Portrush Rd, Marryatville, SA General excellence and music Year 9 $16,085 $24,425 $40,510 W: geelongcollege.vic.edu.au Years 11-12 $26,280 $21,195 $47,475 P: (08) 8334 4200 E: [email protected] Year 12 $17,725 $24,425 $42,150 W: loreto.sa.edu.au Girls/Years 7–12 THE HAMILTON AND ALEXANDRA COLLEGE Uniting Church Year 7 $15,852 $9980 $25,832 1 Chaucer St, Hamilton, Vic Academic, general excellence and music Year 9 $18,164 $16,672 $34,836 Anglican Year 7 $29,608 $29,608 $55,120 P: (03) 5572 1355 Year 12 $18,164 $16,672 $34,836 MELBOURNE GIRLS GRAMMAR Co-ed/Years 6–12 86 Anderson St, South Yarra, Vic Academic, boarding, music and Indigenous Year 9 $31,972 $31,972 $57,484 E: [email protected],edu.au Year 12 $32,736 $32,736 $58,248 W: hamiltoncollege.vic.edu.au P: (03) 9862 9200 E: [email protected] Girls/Years 7–12 W: mggs.vic.edu.au THE KILMORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Non-denominational Year 7 $8610 $20,475 $29,085 MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Anglican Year 7 $28,540 $24,060 $52,600 40 White St, Kilmore, Vic General academic Year 9 $9345 $20,475 $29,820 Year 12 $11,235 $20,475 $31,710 355 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, Vic Boarding, music and academic excellence Year 9 $30,360 $24,060 $54,420 P: (03) 5782 2211 E: [email protected] Co-ed/Years 7–12 P: (03) 9865 7555 E: [email protected] Year 12 $30,360 $24,060 $54,420 W: kilmore.vic.edu.au W: mgs.vic.edu.au Boys/Years 7–12 TOORAK COLLEGE Non-denominational Year 7 $23,544 $28,641 $52,185 METHODIST LADIES’ COLLEGE Uniting Church Year 7 $25,860 $25,401 $51,261 Old Mornington Rd, Mt Eliza, Vic Academic, music and general excellence Year 9 $26,244 $28,641 $54,885 207 Barkers Rd, Kew, Vic Music, boarding, Indigenous, general and Year 9 $27,000 $25,401 $52,401 P: (03) 9788 7200 E: [email protected] Year 12 $26,244 $28,641 $54,885 P: (03) 9274 6333 E: [email protected] academic for Years 7, 9 and 11 Year 12 $28,560 $25,401 $53,961 W: toorakcollege.vic.edu.au Girls/Years 7–12 W: mlc.vic.edu.au Girls/Years 7–12 WESLEY COLLEGE MELBOURNE Uniting Church Year 7 Available on Available on Available on Year 7 N/A MOAMA ANGLICAN GRAMMAR Anglican $5,800 $5,800 620 High Street Rd, Glen Waverley, Vic Academic, general excellence and Year 9 request request request 2 Kirchhofer St, Moama NSW 2731 Academic, music and general excellence Year 9 $6,560 $6,560 RG Menzies scholarships Year 12 P: (03) 8102 6888 E: [email protected] Co-ed/Years 10–12 from P: (03) 5480 5900 E: [email protected] Year 12 $6,633 $6,633 W: wesleycollege.net W: moamagrammar.nsw.edu.au Co-ed Term 4 this year MONIVAE COLLEGE Catholic Year 7 $5,040 Weekly XAVIER COLLEGE Catholic Year 7 $24,247 N/A $24,247 133 Ballarat Rd, Hamilton, Vic Independent, general excellence and Year 9 $5,630 $13,700 135 Barkers Rd, Kew, Vic Academic, general excellence, boarding Year 9 $25,797 $21,480 $47,277 and music Year 12 $25,767 $21,480 $46,247 P: (03) 5551 1200 E: [email protected] boarding offered for Year 7 and Year 10 Year 12 $6,170 Full-time P: (03) 9854 5307 E: [email protected] Boys/Years 9–12 W: monivae.com Co-ed/Years 7–12 $15,800 W: xavier.vic.edu.au 40 EDUCATION 2016 • THE WEEKLY TIMES THE INFORMATION HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY THE SCHOOLS AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
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