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Every school will have their individual enrolment process. For the shortlisted schools you are considering for your child, we recommend that you reach out to them to find out their individual process.
At Caroline Chisholm Catholic College we have a few options:
It is vital to apply for Year 7 when your child is in Grade 5. Applications for Year 7 close mid-August each year. Please note that enrolments for Year 7 are processed by the College when your child is in Grade 5, and not prior. You will need to wait until your child is in Grade 5 to apply at our school.
The steps below outline how to apply to enrol at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College.
If you are considering enrolling a student to join our College in Years 8 – 12 or Year 7 after the cut-off date, we recommend you first get in contact with our College Registrar. They can be reached on (03) 9296 5311 or registrar@cccc.vic.edu.au
The Registrar will be able to discuss with you the likeliness of a spot becoming available, and whether we can cater for your child’s needs. If it’s decided that there is a possibility of a position becoming available, these are the steps.
Please note, applications for Years 8 – 12 2025 that are submitted after 29th November 2024 will be processed in early 2025.
The College is governed by the MACS Enrolment Policy which can be found on our website here. Our College works on a priority listing which is:
1. Catholic children who are residents of a designated priority parish and have attended a Catholic primary school in one of those parishes
2. siblings of children already enrolled in the school
3. Catholic children who are residents of a designated priority parish and have not attended a Catholic primary school
4. Catholic children from other parishes (for pastoral reasons)
5. children from non-Catholic Eastern churches (i.e. Greek Orthodox, Coptic Orthodox, Ukrainian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Serbian Orthodox and other Orthodox) who have attended a Catholic primary school and are residents of a priority parish
6. children from non-Catholic Eastern churches (i.e. Greek Orthodox, Coptic Orthodox, Ukrainian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Serbian Orthodox and other Orthodox) who have not attended a Catholic primary school and are residents of a priority parish
7. other Christian children who have attended a Catholic primary school and are residents of a priority parish
8. other Christian children who have not attended a Catholic primary school and are residents of a priority parish
9. non-Christian children who have attended a Catholic primary school and are residents of a priority parish
10. non-Christian children who have not attended a Catholic primary school and are residents of a priority parish.