Enrolment Process & Application - The Peninsula School

Enrolment Process & Application
Including Fee Structure & Refund policy

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Welcome to
The Peninsula School
The Peninsula School is an open-entry coeducational School from 3YO Kinder through to Year 12.
Our student body currently comprises over 1440 students.
The School is divided into a series of sub-schools, comprising:
• The Early Childhood Centre – 3YO Kinder to Grade 1
• Junior School – Grades 2-6
• Middle School – Years 7-8
• Pre-Senior – Year 9
• Senior School – Year 10-12
At present, our maximum class sizes are:
• 3YO Kindergarten: 15 students per class
• 4YO Kindergarten: 22 students per class
• Prep: 23 students per class
• Grade 1: 24 students per class
• Grades 2- 6: 25 students per class
• Years 7-10: 26 students/class
• Years 11 & 12: approximately 25 students/class, but typically 15-25 students depending upon
students’ subject choices.
We operate two classes per year level up to Grade 5, when we add two additional classes. In Year
7 we add another two classes, bringing that year level to six classes. This continues through to Year
10. We add approximately 14 new students at Year 11.
Our principal student intake years are Kinder, Grade 5, Year 7 and Year 11 but places may be offered
at other year levels where vacancies arise.
Age of enrolment
For entry into our 3YO Kindergarten program, children must have turned three by the 1st of January
of the proposed commencement year. We do not offer mid-year enrolment for students who turn
three during the year.
For entry into Prep, children must have turned five by the 30th of April of the proposed
commencement year.
Students more than one year younger or older than the average age of other students in a particular
year level will generally not be admitted to that year level.

Enrolment at
The Peninsula School
Enrolment process
Step One
Initial contact with the School
Enquiries are welcomed by our Admissions staff.
The School publishes a Prospectus, which contains valuable
information on the School’s programs, facilities and educational
values, as well as information on our fees. The Prospectus also
includes an Application to Register for Enrolment.
We hold two Open Days each year, the first in February and then
in August. These are an excellent opportunity to visit the School
during a typical School day, and meet with current students and
staff. You are also welcome to arrange a personal tour of the
School for your family if you wish. Children are very welcome to
accompany you on a School tour.
Our Admissions staff would be very happy to assist if you
have any questions, or if you wish to receive a copy of our
Prospectus or arrange a School tour. Please telephone 9788
7753 or email enrolments@tps.vic.edu.au.
Step Two
Registration and waiting lists
To apply for a place at the School, please complete and return a
signed Application to Register for Enrolment form, together with
your Enrolment Fee. This fee is $100 for one child, or $150 for
two or more children registered at the same time.
At this time, your child’s name will be registered on our waiting
list for their relevant year of commencement.
We encourage families to register for enrolment as early as
possible, as places are limited. Applications usually exceed the
number of available places and we have waiting lists across
multiple year levels many years in advance.
Please note that registration for enrolment in no way guarantees
a place at the School.
Priority placement on our waiting lists may be granted to
students who:
• have, or who have had, a sibling at this School;
• are the sons or daughters, or grandsons or granddaughters,
of a past student of this School; or
• are transferring from another independent school of a similar
calibre to this School.
In most other cases, students will be registered on the basis
of the date that we receive their Application to Register for
Enrolment.
Please be aware that the School’s waiting lists are not static
and are subject to constant change. This may result from new
prospective students registering for enrolment, or students
transferring to one waiting list from another. Whilst we are
happy to provide general advice as to the likelihood of your child
being offered a place at the School, we are unable to provide
specific information as to your child’s place on the waiting list.
Step Three
Confirming enrolment
If a place becomes available at the relevant year level, we may
invite you and your child for an interview with relevant School
staff. The purpose of this meeting is to familiarise staff with
your child, to provide information about the School and our
programs, and to determine whether we can meet your child’s
needs. In some instances, we may make an offer without first
interviewing a student.
An invitation for an interview is no guarantee of a position at the
School.
If a place is available for your child, a letter of offer will be
forwarded to you, together with enrolment documentation. To
accept the offer, these documents must be completed, signed
and returned to the School, and the applicable Entry Fee paid,
by the date specified in our letter of offer. Upon receipt, we will
confirm your child’s place.
Change to preferred commencement
year
If the School is unable to offer your child a place, or if you
decide to alter your child’s preferred year of commencement,
your child’s application may be moved to another year’s waiting
list. This may be a verbal or written request, and we will confirm
the alteration in writing. Again, a change of this type is no
guarantee of a place.
Unless your child is entitled to priority placement on the
alternative waiting list, his or her position on that waiting list will
be determined by their original registration date, not the date of
the change.

Board of Directors
Regulations and Fees 2013
Tuition Fees
(Australian citizens or students with permanent residence status
entitled to Government Grants).
Tuition Fees are charged in three instalments per year. These
instalments are issued on 21/1/13, 9/4/13 and 18/7/13. Extras
are charged with each instalment. There is a fourth instalment
issued on 1/11/13 for extras only.
Level Per Instalment Per Year
(3)
K3 – 2 days $1,352 $4,056
K3 – 3 days $2,028 $6,084
K4 – 5 days $3,276 $9,828
Prep $3,276 $9,828
Year 1 $3,348 $10,044
Year 2 $4,100 $12,300
Year 3 $4,602 $13,806
Year 4 $5,356 $16,068
Year 5 $5,780 $17,340
Year 6 $5,928 $17,784
Year 7 $6,320 $18,960
Year 8 $6,708 $20,124
Year 9 $7,133 $21,399
Years 10-12 $7,027 $21,081
Children of ordained Anglican clergy are admitted at half net fee.
State and Commonwealth Per Capita
Grants
The School receives grants from the Commonwealth and the
State that reduce the fees payable by Australian citizens. The
tuition fee shown on your account is the gross fee. The grants
show as a credit, and are deducted from the gross fee to
calculate the net fee per instalment shown above.
Boarding Fees
Per Year Per Instalment (3)
Accommodation $13,000
Catering (incl. GST on food) $7,000
TOTAL $20,000 $6,667
Registration Fee
Payable with
Application to Register Form
Day students and Boarders
Each additional student
registered at the same time
Entry Fee
$100 per student
$150 (incl. GST)
Payable on acceptance into the
School
Kindergarten to Year 9
Year 10
Year 11
Year 12
Kindergarten Bond
$650 Not refundable
$750 Not refundable
$850 Not refundable
$900 Not refundable
Families enrolling children in kindergarten classes will be required
to pay a non-refundable bond of $2000 for each student. This
bond is to be paid at the time a signed enrolment agreement is
submitted.
The amount of the non-refundable bond will be deducted from
the first billing of the student’s Prep year. In the event that the
student does not proceed to Prep the bond will not be refunded.

Payment of Fees
Credit card payments are due within two weeks of issue date.
Visa and Mastercard are the only credit cards accepted. Other
forms of payment are due and payable within 30 days of issue
date. Fees unpaid at the end of 30 days after the date of issue
of each account will be subject to an ADMINISTRATION
CHARGE OF $300. No student may commence a new term
unless the previous fee instalment has been paid.
A term’s notice is required prior to the withdrawal of a
student or an amount of 12.5% of the net annual tuition
and, if applicable, boarding fee is payable. If annual tuition
fees are paid in advance, on or prior to 21 December
2012, a 4% discount will apply to the 2013 tuition fee
rate. If annual tuition fees are paid in advance after 21
December 2012, a 3% discount will apply. Payment
must be made on or prior to 11 January 2013 for the 3%
discount to apply.
Please contact the Accounts Department for further details.
Compulsory Charges
a. Computer Expenditure
Students in Years 7 to 12 are required to lease or purchase
a Notebook computer. The laptops need to meet our
specifications, copies of which are available from the
Information Technology Department.
Software Licensing Fee
(All students Year 7 & 8, all new students Years 9 – 12, $115
per student approx. for all students purchasing new laptops)
To be charged with Billing 1
b. Transport Fee
This fee is payable with the first instalment and is an
inclusive charge for all bus travel for the year to sporting
fixtures, academic excursions, the Outdoor Education
camps and off campus lessons.
Years 3 to 6
$240 per student
Years 7 to 12
$290 per student
c. Years 3 to 6 Camps (Term 1) Cost to be advised
d. Years 2 to 6 Study Tours (Term 4) Cost to be advised
e. 5 Day Outdoor Ed Camp Year 7 $450 per Camp
Charged with Billing 1
f. 5 Day Outdoor Ed Camp Year 8 $577.50 per Camp
Charged with Billing 1
g. 10 Day Outdoor Ed Camp Year 9 $900 per Camp
Charged with Billing 1
h. Year 10 Expedition
(costs vary according
to activity chosen)
i. Activities
(Personal Development Program
Years 7-9, including Cadets)
Cost to be advised
Charged per semester
Cost to be advised

Vocational Education Training
(VET)
Years 10 and 11 $750
Year 12 $700
Optional Charges
a. Music
Instrument hire
Individual tuition
lesson
Accompanist’s fees
session
Charges to be billed in advance
$70 per term
$38.85 per half hour
$38.85 per half hour
Missed lessons for reasons not related to school activities or
illness will be charged
b. Tennis
$14 per group 30 min lesson
$35 per private 30 min lesson
$20 per semi-private 30 min lesson
Includes GST
Charged to the following instalment.
c. Outside School Hours Care
After School Care 3pm - 6pm
$22.95 per
permanent session
$25.95 per casual or
emergency session
CCB and 50% Rebate apply to families linked to the Extend
program (ph 1300 366 437)
(Fees subject to change without notice)
Before School Care
$5 per session
Charged to the following instalment
d. Additional fees may apply if extensive support from the
Department of Individual Differences is required. Costs
discussed in advance of such support if applicable
Parents’ Association Contribution
$40 per year, per family
This contribution is optional and is charged with each billing
($10 per billing), to assist with the on-going support to the
School of the Peninsula School Parents’ Association (PSPA)
TOPSA (The Old Peninsula
School Association)
$250 per student
This is an optional one-off charge for life membership to
TOPSA, to be charged with the third billing for all Year 12
students.
Year 12 students who leave the School prior to billing 2, and
Year 10 and 11 students who leave during 2013, will be
offered the option of Life Membership to TOPSA.
S N Johnston
Principal
For the Board
30 November 2012
Family allowance
If 3 or more siblings or step-siblings attend the School, we offer
a Family Allowance on the following basis:
• 3 children – 10% discount on tuition fees from the
commencement of the third child at the School; and
• 4 or more children – by arrangement with the Principal.
In most circumstances, the allowance will be applied until the
final student leaves the School or is amended at the Principal’s
discretion.
From the commencement of the third child, if any student within
that family is receiving another form of concession that is:
• greater than the Family Allowance, the Family Allowance will
not apply in respect of that student; or
• lesser than the Family Allowance, then the Family Allowance
will apply in place of the original concession in respect of
that student.
Please contact us for the full terms and conditions that apply to
the Family Allowance.

Refund Policy
Notification of cancellation, withdrawal, leave of absence, or
deferral of enrolment at the School or enrolment in an Extra
Subject must be made in writing and addressed to the Principal.
How and when to apply for refunds
In the event of course cancellation or a student withdrawing or
being asked to withdraw from a course, the refund policy will be
initiated by the School.
Students requesting a refund of fees must submit a written
request to the School. Before applying for a refund of fees, all
students must read the School’s Refund Policy.
This agreement does not remove the right of the student to
take further action under Australia’s consumer protection
laws, and does not restrict the student’s right to pursue
other legal remedies. The Education Services for Overseas
Students Act 2000 and Education Services for Overseas
Students Regulations 2001 provide further information if an
Extra Subject offered by the School is cancelled either prior to
commencement or after commencement of the subject.

Refund in the event of default by Student:
Cancellation of enrolment
prior to commencement
Cancellation of an Extra
Subject
Cancellation of enrolment
after commencement
Cancellation of Student
Visa by the Department of
Immigration and Citizenship
Visa refused by the
Department of Immigration
and Citizenship
Student expelled from the
School
One Term’s notice
Less than one Term’s notice
One Term’s notice
Refund/Cancellation fee
No fee payable
12.5% of the net Annual
Tuition and Boarding fee
payable
No fee payable
Additional requirements
Less than one Term’s notice 50% of the Term subject fee
payable
Anytime No refund Should a student become seriously
ill or be required to return home
due to exceptional circumstances
of a compassionate nature (such
as death or severe illness in the
family) and as a consequence can
no longer continue their study, the
School may refund the balance
of unused fees. This fee refund
is wholly at the discretion of the
School. Appropriate evidence,
such as a medical certificate, will be
required.
Anytime
No refund
Prior to arrival Full refund The School must be supplied with
the relevant letter of visa rejection
from DIAC
Anytime
No refund
Fees will not be refunded for any reason other than the above.
Refund in the event of default by the School (sections 27 - 31
ESOS Act 2000).
The School will pay a full refund to the Student within two weeks
should:
• the course being offered not commence on the agreed
starting day
• the course cease to be provided after it starts and
before it is completed, or
• the course is not provided fully to the student because
of a sanction imposed on the School.
The Student will be provided with a statement explaining how
the refund amount has been calculated. In the event that an
Extra Subject ceases to be provided after it starts and before it
is completed, the School will endeavour to arrange for another
subject to be provided to the student as an alternative. Should
the alternative course of study/program be acceptable to the
student, no refund of fees for the original enrolment will be made
by the School, nor will any additional fees be charged to the
student for the alternative program.

Application to register
for enrolment
Please attach recent
photograph of student
Student details
Family name
Given name/s
Date of Birth
Country of Birth
Nationality
Preferred name
Male/Female
Language/s spoken at home
Religion /Denomination
Current residential address
Postcode
Is the student of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin
Student resides with:
Year level applied for
Year level If 3YO Kinder – 2 or 3 days per week Proposed year of commencement 20
Current school/kindergarten/child care facility
Current year level
Victorian Student No (‘VSN’ – if known)
Parent/guardian (‘caregiver’) details
Caregiver 1:
Full name
Male/Female
Residential Address
Home telephone
Mobile telephone
Email
Occupation
Employer / Business name
Occupation address
Occupation telephone
Occupation email
Relationship to student: Does the student reside with this Caregiver r Yes r No

Caregiver 2:
Full name
Male/Female
Residential Address
Home telephone
Mobile telephone
Email
Occupation
Employer/Business name
Occupation address
Occupation telephone
Occupation email
Relationship to student Does the student reside with this Caregiver r Yes r No
Additional information
Does the student reside with any person other than Caregiver 1 and/or 2 r Yes r No
If yes, full name
Male/Female
Residential Address
Home telephone
Mobile telephone
Email
Occupation
Employer/Business name
Occupation address
Occupation telephone
Occupation email
Relation to student:
If the student does not live with both Caregivers, please provide relevant information as to custody and access arrangements.
If there is an applicable court order in relation to this student, please provide a copy.
Reports and accounts
To whom should the School send reports and other correspondence r Caregiver 1 r Caregiver 2
To whom should the School send accounts r Caregiver 1 r Caregiver 2
School affiliations
Is either Caregiver or any grandparent a past student of the School r Yes r No
Name/s (when enrolled)
Name/s (when enrolled)
Years of attendance/past House affiliation
Years of attendance/past House affiliation
Does the student have siblings who are current or former students of the School, or who are registered for enrolment
r Yes r No
If yes, names
Years of attendance
Is either Caregiver a current or former staff member r Yes r No
Is any member of your family affiliated to one of our Houses r Yes r No If yes, specify House:

Student’s needs
Has the student taken part in any extension or gifted and talented children’s program r Yes r No
Does the student have any special learning needs r Yes r No
Does the student have a disability, including an intellectual, physical,
mental, behavioural or emotional disability r Yes r No
Has the student ever received support from a therapist or other specialist, such as a speech
therapist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, behavioural therapist, psychologist, etc r Yes r No
Does the student have any medical conditions or allergies r Yes r No
If you have answered yes to any of the above questions, kindly provide details below, or attach any relevant documents to this form.
The School acknowledges its rights and obligations under the Disability Standards for Education pursuant to the Disability Discrimination Act 1992.
Questionnaire
How did you become aware of The Peninsula School
r General reputation of the School
r Internet search
r Relocation consultant
r School signage
r Recommendations from friends or family
r Newspaper advertisements or editorials
r The Good Schools Guide or other publication
r Other: (please specify)
What prompted you to enrol at The Peninsula School Please feel free to choose more than one criterion.
r Academic excellence
r Sports program
r Location
r Foreign language program
r Drama program
r Laptop program
r Uniform policy
r Religious affiliations
r Student safety, wellbeing & pastoral care
r Range of subject choices for senior students
r Scholarship program
r Positive psychology program
r Music Program
r Coeducation
r Extension programs for gifted/talented children
r Access to special needs assistance
r Social events for families
r High quality facilities and grounds
r Recommendation
r General reputation of the school
r Fees
r Community service program
r Other: (please specify)
Payment details
r I enclose cash / cheque payable to The Peninsula School in the amount of $
being the registration fee payment for one child / a family, inclusive of GST (please do not post cash)
r Please debit my Visa / MasterCard in the amount of $
being the registration fee payment for one child / a family, inclusive of GST.
Card No.
Expiry date
Checklist
Please return:
• Completed Application to Register for Enrolment Form, signed by both Caregivers if applicable
• Passport sized photograph of the student
• Copy of birth certificate or passport
• Copy of most recent school report and NAPLAN results if applicable
• Registration fee of $100 for one child, or $150 for a family (2 or more children) if applications are submitted at the same time.

Privacy
The Peninsula School respects your privacy and that of your child. The School adheres to the National Privacy Principles, as set out in the
Privacy Act 1988. Information collected on this form will be used and stored in accordance with the Act and The Peninsula School’s Privacy
Policy. If you wish to receive a copy of the School’s Privacy Policy, please refer to our website or contact the Admissions Office.
Caregivers acknowledgement and agreement
The Caregiver/s request that the student be registered for enrolment as a student at The Peninsula School.
The Caregiver/s acknowledge and agree that:
• This is an application for enrolment only and the student will be placed on a waiting list. No guarantee of a place is expressed or
implied by the School.
• If a place at the School is offered to the student, the Caregivers will be required to complete and sign an Enrolment Agreement and
relevant medical information forms, which must be submitted with payment of the Entry Fee.
• Participation in a broad range of activities such as outdoor education, excursions, work experience, camps, and sporting programs
is an essential part of a student’s training and involvement in the School community, and a compulsory part of the School
curriculum, and that existing students from Term 4 in Grade 6, and new students commencing in the Middle or Senior Schools are
required to participate in the School’s Saturday morning sports program.
• The School requires all students in Years 7 to 12 to purchase a laptop computer as specified by the School.
• In the case of boarders, one instalment’s boarding fee is required to be paid in advance in addition to the Entry Fee and is not
refundable if the student fails to take up the place offered to him or her other than in exceptional circumstances.
• They have disclosed to the School all relevant information regarding the student, including any special needs that the student may
have, which may affect the School’s ability to educate, supervise or care for the student. If this information is not provided, or
inadequately or inaccurately provided, the School reserves the right to refuse or terminate the student’s enrolment at the School,
and charge additional fees relating to additional care and support services and staff that may be required to be provided to the
student without prior notice to the Caregivers. The Caregivers agree to provide further information to the School if any special
needs arise or alter over time.
• The School may contact previous schools attended by the student to obtain further information about the student.
• We have read and agree to the terms set out in the School’s Admissions Policy.
In signing this document, the Caregivers represent to the School that they are the sole legal guardians of the student and are authorised
to enrol the student at the School. If this situation changes, the Caregivers will immediately provide to the School a written notice of the
change, in addition to written consent from any other legal guardian of the student to the student’s enrolment, or continued enrolment.
Signature of Caregiver 1 ______________________________________
Signature of Caregiver 2 ___________________________________
Date _______________________________________________________
Date ____________________________________________________
School contact details
The Peninsula School - a school in association with the Anglican Church of Australia
20 Wooralla Drive, Mt Eliza, VIC 3930 Australia
www.tps.vic.edu.au Tel 61 3 9788 7777
peninsula@tps.vic.edu.au Fax 61 3 9788 7894
ABN 28 004 451 192
CRICOS No. 00333A
Principal – Mr Stuart Johnston
Our motto: Quod Bonum Tenete - Hold fast that which is good

Application to register
for enrolment
Please attach recent
photograph of student
Student details
Family name
Given name/s
Date of Birth
Country of Birth
Nationality
Preferred name
Male/Female
Language/s spoken at home
Religion /Denomination
Current residential address
Postcode
Is the student of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin
Student resides with:
Year level applied for
Year level If 3YO Kinder – 2 or 3 days per week Proposed year of commencement 20
Current school/kindergarten/child care facility
Current year level
Victorian Student No (‘VSN’ – if known)
Parent/guardian (‘caregiver’) details
Caregiver 1:
Full name
Male/Female
Residential Address
Home telephone
Mobile telephone
Email
Occupation
Employer / Business name
Occupation address
Occupation telephone
Occupation email
Relationship to student: Does the student reside with this Caregiver r Yes r No

Caregiver 2:
Full name
Male/Female
Residential Address
Home telephone
Mobile telephone
Email
Occupation
Employer/Business name
Occupation address
Occupation telephone
Occupation email
Relationship to student Does the student reside with this Caregiver r Yes r No
Additional information
Does the student reside with any person other than Caregiver 1 and/or 2 r Yes r No
If yes, full name
Male/Female
Residential Address
Home telephone
Mobile telephone
Email
Occupation
Employer/Business name
Occupation address
Occupation telephone
Occupation email
Relation to student:
If the student does not live with both Caregivers, please provide relevant information as to custody and access arrangements.
If there is an applicable court order in relation to this student, please provide a copy.
Reports and accounts
To whom should the School send reports and other correspondence r Caregiver 1 r Caregiver 2
To whom should the School send accounts r Caregiver 1 r Caregiver 2
School affiliations
Is either Caregiver or any grandparent a past student of the School r Yes r No
Name/s (when enrolled)
Name/s (when enrolled)
Years of attendance/past House affiliation
Years of attendance/past House affiliation
Does the student have siblings who are current or former students of the School, or who are registered for enrolment
r Yes r No
If yes, names
Years of attendance
Is either Caregiver a current or former staff member r Yes r No
Is any member of your family affiliated to one of our Houses r Yes r No If yes, specify House:

Student’s needs
Has the student taken part in any extension or gifted and talented children’s program r Yes r No
Does the student have any special learning needs r Yes r No
Does the student have a disability, including an intellectual, physical,
mental, behavioural or emotional disability r Yes r No
Has the student ever received support from a therapist or other specialist, such as a speech
therapist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, behavioural therapist, psychologist, etc r Yes r No
Does the student have any medical conditions or allergies r Yes r No
If you have answered yes to any of the above questions, kindly provide details below, or attach any relevant documents to this form.
The School acknowledges its rights and obligations under the Disability Standards for Education pursuant to the Disability Discrimination Act 1992.
Questionnaire
How did you become aware of The Peninsula School
r General reputation of the School
r Internet search
r Relocation consultant
r School signage
r Recommendations from friends or family
r Newspaper advertisements or editorials
r The Good Schools Guide or other publication
r Other: (please specify)
What prompted you to enrol at The Peninsula School Please feel free to choose more than one criterion.
r Academic excellence
r Sports program
r Location
r Foreign language program
r Drama program
r Laptop program
r Uniform policy
r Religious affiliations
r Student safety, wellbeing & pastoral care
r Range of subject choices for senior students
r Scholarship program
r Music Program
r Coeducation
r Extension programs for gifted/talented children
r Access to special needs assistance
r Social events for families
r High quality facilities and grounds
r Recommendation
r General reputation of the school
r Fees
r Community service program
r Other: (please specify)
Payment details
r I enclose cash / cheque payable to The Peninsula School in the amount of $
being the registration fee payment for one child / a family, inclusive of GST (please do not post cash)
r Please debit my Visa / MasterCard in the amount of $
being the registration fee payment for one child / a family, inclusive of GST.
Card No.
Expiry date
Checklist
Please return:
• Completed Application to Register for Enrolment Form, signed by both Caregivers if applicable
• Passport sized photograph of the student
• Copy of birth certificate or passport
• Copy of most recent school report and NAPLAN results if applicable
• Registration fee of $100 for one child, or $150 for a family (2 or more children) if applications are submitted at the same time.

Privacy
The Peninsula School respects your privacy and that of your child. The School adheres to the National Privacy Principles, as set out in the
Privacy Act 1988. Information collected on this form will be used and stored in accordance with the Act and The Peninsula School’s Privacy
Policy. If you wish to receive a copy of the School’s Privacy Policy, please refer to our website or contact the Admissions Office.
Caregivers acknowledgement and agreement
The Caregiver/s request that the student be registered for enrolment as a student at The Peninsula School.
The Caregiver/s acknowledge and agree that:
• This is an application for enrolment only and the student will be placed on a waiting list. No guarantee of a place is expressed or
implied by the School.
• If a place at the School is offered to the student, the Caregivers will be required to complete and sign an Enrolment Agreement and
relevant medical information forms, which must be submitted with payment of the Entry Fee.
• Participation in a broad range of activities such as outdoor education, excursions, work experience, camps, and sporting programs
is an essential part of a student’s training and involvement in the School community, and a compulsory part of the School
curriculum, and that existing students from Term 4 in Grade 6, and new students commencing in the Middle or Senior Schools are
required to participate in the School’s Saturday morning sports program.
• The School requires all students in Years 7 to 12 to purchase a laptop computer as specified by the School.
• In the case of boarders, one instalment’s boarding fee is required to be paid in advance in addition to the Entry Fee and is not
refundable if the student fails to take up the place offered to him or her other than in exceptional circumstances.
• They have disclosed to the School all relevant information regarding the student, including any special needs that the student may
have, which may affect the School’s ability to educate, supervise or care for the student. If this information is not provided, or
inadequately or inaccurately provided, the School reserves the right to refuse or terminate the student’s enrolment at the School,
and charge additional fees relating to additional care and support services and staff that may be required to be provided to the
student without prior notice to the Caregivers. The Caregivers agree to provide further information to the School if any special
needs arise or alter over time.
• The School may contact previous schools attended by the student to obtain further information about the student.
• We have read and agree to the terms set out in the School’s Admissions Policy.
In signing this document, the Caregivers represent to the School that they are the sole legal guardians of the student and are authorised
to enrol the student at the School. If this situation changes, the Caregivers will immediately provide to the School a written notice of the
change, in addition to written consent from any other legal guardian of the student to the student’s enrolment, or continued enrolment.
Signature of Caregiver 1 ______________________________________
Signature of Caregiver 2 ___________________________________
Date _______________________________________________________
Date ____________________________________________________
School contact details
The Peninsula School - a school in association with the Anglican Church of Australia
20 Wooralla Drive, Mt Eliza, VIC 3930 Australia
www.tps.vic.edu.au Tel 61 3 9788 7777
peninsula@tps.vic.edu.au Fax 61 3 9788 7894
ABN 28 004 451 192
CRICOS No. 00333A
Principal – Mr Stuart Johnston
Our motto: Quod Bonum Tenete - Hold fast that which is good

Integrity • Stewardship • Coeducational Learning • Personal Excellence • Community Spirit • Christian Faith

20 Wooralla Drive • Mt Eliza • VIC • 3930 • Australia
tel: +61 3 9788 7777 • fax: +61 3 9787 7646 • email: peninsula@tps.vic.edu.au
www.tps.vic.edu.au
updated February 2013