Welcome to our Enrolments Page
All
students who reside within the local catchment area and are eligible for
enrolment in the educational program offered by the school have a right to enrol at the school. The Principal will hold places for students who relocate to
within the catchment boundary throughout the school year.
Enrolment
of students from outside the local catchment area will be managed to ensure
that the total current and forecast enrolments do not exceed the school’s
current built capacity and where applicable will ensure there is an even spread
of students across year levels or class groupings.
The
school's Enrolment Management Plan (EMP) does not replace other departmental
policy; for example Safe, Supportive and Disciplined School Environment, nor
does it override subsequent determinations regarding built school
capacity.
Enrolments
Coorparoo
State School is governed by an Enrolment Management Plan (EMP). All students who reside within the local catchment area (must provide the
required proof of residency documents as per our Enrolment Policy) or currently
have a sibling at school; and are eligible for enrolment in the educational
program offered by the school are automatically entitled to an enrolment in
Prep and other Year levels.
To determine when your child can commence their preparatory year, use the Prep Ready Reckoner calculator.
To
determine if you reside within the catchment please check the Education
Queensland School Catchment Map CSS Catchment Map.
Once you have determined your residency
status please read the relevant heading and follow the steps listed below.
Year
| Enrolment Status
| Steps to follow:
|
2025
| Eligible Enrolment: In School Catchment and/or Sibling
| Complete & Submit Enrolment Application Form – in person deliver to school office with listed supporting documentation.
|
2025
| Outside of School Catchment
| Complete Expression of Interest (EOI), Save PDF and Email. enrolments@coorparooss.eq.edu.au
|
2026 OPENS FEBRUARY 2025
| Eligible Enrolment: In School Catchment and/or Sibling
| Complete & Submit Enrolment Application Form – in person deliver to school office with listed supporting documentation.
|
Enrolment
Criteria
- Students living in catchment will be enrolled upon receipt of required
documentation and proof of residency in the catchment.
- Children and young people who are subject to child protection
orders that grant guardianship or custody to the Chief Executive Officer of the
Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services (Child Safety
Services)
- Siblings of current students at the school (excluding siblings of
Program of Excellence students). Where a school has both a primary and
secondary campus, siblings are only eligible to enroll in the same campus as
the currently enrolled student
- Students whose parent or legal guardian is employed by the school
- Students who live outside the catchment area and are verified with a
disability can enroll in the school to attend the specialised disability
program if it is the closest program to their home and meets their
individualised needs
- Students who have been excluded from a school other than this
school, dependent upon the conditions related to the exclusion, as determined
by the Regional Director.
Enrolment Application Process
Obtain an
Application for Student Enrolment Form, this can be download from the school
website or collected from the School Office. Included with the CSS Enrolment Application Form are five
(5) mandatory permission forms which must completed and signed upon application
along with the documents listed below.
Submit
the completed form in person to the School Office. Checklist of required documents:
- Application for Student
Enrolment Form
- One (1) primary source - a current lease agreement, or rates notice, or unconditional sale
agreement AND
- One (1) secondary
source - a utility bill (e.g. electricity, gas) showing this same address and
parent's/legal guardian's name
If the
Principal is not satisfied that the documentation provided by an applicant
demonstrates adequately that the address stated is the student's principal
place of residence, then the Principal may request further sources of proof of
residence, such as an additional utility bill (e.g. water) showing the same
address.
The
Principal may also request a properly sworn Statutory Declaration from the
enrolling parent or legal guardian attesting that the student's principal place
of residence is the place nominated in the enrolment application.
Applicants
should note that a false statement / assertion about the student's principal
place of residence may amount to an offence and may be reported to police. The
school Principal may repeal a decision to enrol a student in such
circumstances.
- Original Birth Certificate
- School Reports (if
applicable)
- Visa documentation (if
applicable)
- Medical Reports etc. (if applicable)
Mandatory
Permission Forms (included with the CSS Enrolment Application Form:
- Enrolment Agreement
- ICT Network Usage Agreement
- Swimming Permission Form
Further consent required for the following once your child's enrolment status becomes active.
- Coorparoo State School Media Consent
- Coorparoo State School Online Services Consent (which covers online access)
- Coorparoo State School Student Resource Scheme
Out-of-Catchment Enrolment
- ‘Expression of Interest’
*SHORT TERM ENROLMENTS ARE NOT OFFERED*
If you wish to be considered for an Enrolment, please submit your completed ‘Expression of Interest Form’ to enrolments@coorparooss.eq.edu.au
The office will send a confirmation email to confirm EOI has been received. Your EOI will remain current only for the school in which they are applying
to enrol. Successful applicants will be contacted via telephone. Each EOI submission form
will be reviewed based on the school EMP and school vacancies.
All
enrolment applications will be considered on merit in accordance with the
enrolment criteria.
Parents
wishing to have an unsuccessful enrolment application reviewed may seek
clarification from the Principal. Parents may provide a written submission
seeking a review of an unsuccessful enrolment application. This submission
should present evidence to substantiate a claim that the stated criteria have
not been applied fairly and equitably.
If a
submission is received, the Principal will consider the submission and make a
final decision. A final decision notice
will be provided to the applicant as soon as is practicable. There is no internal review of the
Principal’s decision.