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Committed To Supporting Families

Servite College continues to provide strong, bespoke support for families experiencing financial concerns. I warmly encourage impacted families to contact the College to initiate financial support discussions. Arrangements made between families and the school are confidential. As always, current families are asked to stay in conversation with the College. Families of future students are assured the College will offer financial support in every case where a family is in genuine need.

I affirm that no child will be denied a Catholic Education at Servite due to genuine financial hardship.

Silvana Vicoli
Principal

College’s Fees and Charges

Understanding The Fees and Charges

Please review the following documents to fully inform your understanding of the College’s Fees and Charges. The College offers sibling discounts. Should you have further queries, please contact our accounts department on (08) 6556 7409 or accountsrec@servite.wa.edu.au.

Aboriginal Bursary

We welcome and will assist in education for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students.

Aboriginal Bursary

Schedule of Fees

Printable Schedule of Fees

Year 7Year 8Year 9Year 10Year 11Year 12
Tuition Fee$5,758$6,023$6,263$6,829$6,926$6,977
P&F$100$100$100$100$100$100
Annual Total$5,858$6,123$6,363$6,929$7,026$7,077

Tuition Fee

  • All educational needs of the students
  • Resourcing fees including equipment, carnivals, priory events, incursions, excursions
  • All technology use (software, laptops and internet)
  • All camps

Parents and Friends

As the College does not conduct any College fundraising events throughout the year, a voluntary contribution for the year of $100 per family is reflected on the fee account. Contributions will be used by the Parents and Friends to run social events, present Guest Speakers and offer community support initiatives for all families and students. The levy will also fund important projects designed to enhance and add to the facilities and resources our students enjoy, i.e. air-conditioning, seating and shade areas.

Schedule of Fees

Frequently Asked Questions

Please expand on each section for more information.

Enrolment Fees

An Application Registration fee of $95 must accompany all Enrolment Applications. The fee covers administration costs and is non-refundable.

Once a place has been offered to a child, there is a non-refundable Acceptance Fee payable of $500. This fee will be credited to your first annual fee account.

Servite College Concession Scheme

To reduce the financial burden that may prevent some families from attending Servite, the College offers a concession on the annual tuition fee for holders of the Family Health Care Card or Pensioner Discount Card. The discount will be applied to the student/s fees as a whole, regardless of which parent holds the concession. Application forms are available from the College Reception where eligibility cards must be sighted and copied.

When receiving the Servite Concession Scheme, no other school fee discounts will apply.

Government Secondary Assistance Scheme

The Education Department’s Secondary Assistance Scheme is available to holders of Health Care Cards or Pensioner Concession Cards for students who are not older than 18 years of age in the current calendar year. These forms are available upon request from College Administration Office.

This scheme provides financial assistance towards tuition fees which is sent directly to the College by the Education Department and credited to your account. In addition, a clothing allowance is also available and is credited to your bank account by the Department of Education and Training.

NB: Application Forms must be completed at the College Administration Office for each school year and eligibility cards sighted. The State Government Secondary College Assistance Scheme applications close Friday 11 April 2025.

Aboriginal Bursary

The bursaries are intended to recognise commitment to schooling as well as assist Aboriginal students who might be denied a Catholic secondary education because of financial circumstances.

Confirmation of identity is required before the bursary can be applied.

Aboriginal Bursary

Sibling Discounts

The following discounts to tuition fees only will apply when siblings are attending the College at the same time:

  • 15% per year for the second child
  • 25% per year for the third child
  • Nil tuition fees for the fourth child

Additionally, Catholic Primary School siblings receive a discount of $50 per annum. Families are requested to complete and return the sibling discount application form, available here.

Split Billing

Families who wish to split their account between two parties must complete the College-approved form, signed by both parties, authorising the account to be divided.

Music Elective Program

Music Lessons (Years 7 – 12)

  • Individual: $1,215 per annum
  • Group of two: $590 per annum

Musical instrument hire

  • $100 per annum

Please note these fees are required to be paid at the beginning of each semester.

GST

Please note that some charges may be subject to GST. The College reserves the right to charge GST and this will be reflected on your fee account where appropriate.

Damage or breakage of School Property

Parents are responsible for any costs incurred as a result of breakage and/or damage of School property by their child.

Insurance

It is strongly recommended that parents check their health and general insurance policies to ensure adequate current cover that may include health and personal injury, personal property and liability insurance. The College does not accept responsibility for medical expenses arising from accident or illness, loss or damage to personal effects and property or liability incurred by students for injury to others or property damage. Should an emergency necessitate the calling of an ambulance, the associated costs will be the responsibility of the parents.

Withdrawal Fee

To withdraw a student from the College, at least one complete term’s notice must be given in writing to the Principal. In the event of one term’s notice not being given, one quarter of the Annual Tuition Fee will be payable.

Payment of Accounts

An invoice is issued in January reflecting the compulsory school fees for the year. Further statements are forwarded throughout the year and are also available upon request.

Parents may choose one of the following options for payment of fees:

Option 1
One payment in full with 5% discount (on Tuition Fee only) if paid by 28 February 2025.

Option 2
Quarterly payments to be paid during the first week of each term.

Option 3
9 Monthly instalments to be paid on the last day of the month February to October.

Option 4
18 Fortnightly instalments March to October.

New families to the College are asked to select their preferred payment option by completing an Ongoing Fee Payment (OPA) form and return no later than Friday 21 February 2025.

Existing families will automatically continue with the payment option from the previous year, unless the College is advised otherwise. Should you wish to change any arrangements, please contact the Accounts Receivable Officer on 6556 7409 no later than Friday 21 February 2025.

Where a family experiences hardship and is unable to meet the schedule of fees set, an appointment is to be made to discuss alternative arrangements by Friday 21 February 2025.

All fee accounts are to be fully paid and finalised by 1 November 2025.

 

Payment Methods

Payments of Fees

Our Fee structure and College budget relies heavily on each family paying their account promptly. In justice to families who pay school fees regularly and on time, the College will follow up on all overdue school fee accounts. In cases where reminder notices are ignored or arrangements to meet arrears are not met, the accounts will be referred for legal action to recover the amount outstanding. Any cost associated with the legal collection of fees will be added to the account. Continuance of enrolment cannot be guaranteed unless all outstanding fees and charges have been paid or an alternative arrangement has been made through the Principal.

In every case where a family is in genuine need, the College will endeavour to offer financial support. We therefore request that families requiring financial assistance contact the Accounts Office as a priority.

In addition to being an educational institution, the College is also a business entity and requires payment of fees in a timely manner. Although Servite College receives some Government Grants, fees constitute a necessary and substantial part of our income. Without the fees and other support from the Parents and Friends, Servite College would not be able to maintain its high standards of resources and facilities.

Experience A Day In The Life At Servite College

We invite you to explore our community, our campus and our curriculum in action during our two annual Open Days in March and September.

Tours & Open Days