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ENROLMENT Application mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au © SEPTEMBER 2021 MLC SCHOOL
MLC School looks to enrol students who are able to make a positive contribution to the life Enrolment Procedures of the School and who will benefit from our academic and Pastoral Care programs. Offers Pre-Kindergarten to are made to students who demonstrate a willingness to be involved in the School's extensive co-curricular opportunities and are sympathetic to the School’s Christian ethos. Year 12 ENROLMENT PROCEDURES Those students entering the School from outside the New South Wales education system will also be asked to sit for a diagnostic assessment, Complete the MLC School Application Form and attach to the Application: to determine the most appropriate entry level. An acceptable standard of A non-refundable Application Fee of $A275 payable to MLC School English is a prerequisite for all students within this entry range. A copy of your daughter’s Birth Certificate After completion of the all entry requirements, parents and their daughters will be invited to an interview. A copy of your daughter’s latest school report (if applicable) Families with girls entering the School from Pre-Kindergarten to Year 6 will meet A copy of your daughter’s NAPLAN results (if applicable) with the Head of Junior School or their delegate for an interview. Appropriate to A passport sized photo the year group, families with girls entering the School from Year 7 to Year 11 will A copy of your daughter's Immunisation History Statement available meet with the Deputy Principal, or Head of Senior School, for their interview. An online from Medicare invitation to interview is not a guarantee of an offer. A copy of educational and/or medical assessment reports where relevant It is the parent/guardian's responsibility to advise the School of any changes to contact details once your daughter is enrolled. If the School is unable A copy of any Family Court Orders (if applicable) to contact you, your daughter’s enrolment application may be forfeited. Changes to entry year should be advised as soon as possible and will be ENROLMENT ENTRY LEVELS considered but cannot be guaranteed. Although the School has formal entry points, we welcome entry at all year levels. This will be at the discretion of the Principal and only if places MLC SCHOOL OLD GIRLS AND CURRENT FAMILIES are available. Applications for daughters of MLC School Old Girls and current MLC School Formal or regular points of entry are: families receive priority for entry, where it is possible to do so. If you are in one of these categories, it is recommended that an application be made by your • Pre-Kindergarten – Early Years (students must turn 4 years by 31 May daughter's first birthday or at least three years prior to her nominated entry in the year of entry). This is either a 3-day or a 5-day program level. Families with priority are still required to observe the School’s enrolment • Kindergarten – Early Years (students must turn 5 years by 31 May procedures and conditions. in the year of entry) • Year 3 – Junior School ENROLMENT FEE • Year 5 – Junior School • Year 7 – Senior School If the Principal issues a Letter of Offer for the entry of a student, parents/ • Year 10 – in readiness to commence either the Higher School Certificate guardians will be required to pay the non-refundable Final Enrolment Fee of (HSC) or the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme $A2900 per student and complete and sign an Enrolment Contract with the School. The signed Contract and payment of the Final Enrolment Fee must be The MLC School enrolment process begins when an application for received within 10 days of the issue of the Letter of Offer to accept the offer of enrolment form has been completed and sent to the School, together with the place and to confirm your daughter's enrolment at MLC School. An offer not the application fee. This form must be accompanied by several supporting accepted in this manner and within this timeframe lapses and places are offered documents, including your daughter’s birth certificate. to others on the waiting list. We encourage you to enrol you daughter as soon as possible. Entry is not NOTE: the Enrolment Fee is separate from the tuition fees. academically selective. The School accepts enrolment applications any time NOTE: The School reserves the right to not offer a place, at any stage of after birth. We recommend that you contact the Registrar in the case of the enrolment process. The School also reserves the right to determine the applications submitted less than two years before the required entry year. appropriate entry level for each applicant, based on their age. Attending a tour morning is a recommended step in the enrolment process for all families. CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT Once a completed application for enrolment has been received, your These Conditions are to be agreed to by parents or guardians when they accept daughter will be placed on a waiting list. an offer of a place for a child at the School. For entry into Year 8 to Year 11, at least two years prior to the nominated year of entry, and prior to being interviewed, the School will invite students INTERPRETATION to undertake a learner profile assessment to determine their current 'Parents' includes guardians or any other person who has applied to have a child learning level. entered on the waiting list or enrolled at the School and, where the child has only one parent, means that parent. 2
FEES in accordance with the School’s guidelines and the expectation of the School community. 1. The School Council determines the fees and charges that will be payable from time to time which are set out in a Schedule of Fees. The fees are 14. We acknowledge and agree that as parents it is our obligation to revised regularly and may be amended each year. support the student to meet the School’s expectations at all times. Should the Principal deem that the student is not meeting these 2. Fees and Charges may also be levied for co-curricular activities, elective requirements, she may, in her absolute discretion, give one term’s subjects and sport. written notice to cancel the student’s enrolment. 3. We agree to pay to the School all fees for tuition, extra subjects, 15. We acknowledge and agree that we must ensure the student has each excursions, camps and the supply of goods and services to the student as item of officially required uniform, clean and in good repair, and all other determined by the School Council and as published in the Scale of Fees requirements such as textbooks and stationery. from time to time. 16. We have noted the School’s requirements in relation to discipline, 4. All fees are payable in advance and are due within 14 days of the start home study, uniform code, attendance and leave and agree that the of each term. If we fail to pay by the due date, we agree to pay an student must abide by them, and we agree to abide by them where they Overdue Charge of $75. specifically apply to parent responsibility. 5. If an account for fees is not paid in full by the end of the term in which 17. We acknowledge that the School is a Christian community and that they were due for payment, the student’s enrolment may be suspended behaviours and attitudes based on Christian values are encouraged. and the school may subsequently without further notice refuse entry to the student or terminate her enrolment. 18. We acknowledge and agree that we should communicate with students, parent/carer(s), visitors and staff members in a courteous manner, and 6. A full term’s notice in writing must be given to the Principal before any follow the communication guidelines laid down by the School from time- student is withdrawn/removed. The notice must be given no later than to-time and observe any relevant Code of Conduct. We agree to avoid one week prior to the end of the preceding term. If this notice is not confrontation and criticism in public and accept that there is no place in given, we agree to pay a term’s fee in lieu of notice. the School community for sarcasm, derogatory remarks, inappropriate 7. We understand that no remission of fees, either in whole or in part, will familiarity or offensive comments. be made if the student is absent due to illness, leave or suspension. 19. We accept the School’s Discipline Policy and we agree to support the 8. We authorise the School to incur expenditure on our behalf such as administration of the School’s Discipline Policy. purchases of books, stationery and equipment, and to advance such 20. We acknowledge and accept that the Principal may in her absolute fares from time to time as the school considers necessary. discretion, but subject to affording the student procedural fairness, 9. We agree to pay all medical and ambulance expenses incurred on behalf suspend or expel the student for breaches of rules or discipline. Failure of the student. on our part to comply with these conditions of enrolment could also lead to suspension or expulsion of the student. EXPECTATIONS AND BEHAVIOUR 21. We acknowledge and agree that the Principal may, by giving us one 10. The School may terminate the enrolment of the student without notice if, term’s written notice, cancel the student’s enrolment if the Principal either before or after the commencement of enrolment, the School finds considers that a mutually beneficial relationship of trust and cooperation the relevant particulars of the special needs of the student have not been between the School and us has broken down to the extent that it provided to the School or the particulars provided are materially incorrect adversely impacts on that relationship. or misleading. 11. We understand that our acceptance of the School’s offer of a place for 22. We acknowledge that the Principal may cancel the enrolment of the the student implies that she will complete her schooling at the School student or ask us to remove the student from the School where the unless unforeseen circumstances arise. student has, in the Principal’s opinion, failed to meet the requirements of the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) or has otherwise failed 12. We acknowledge and agree that the student is expected to respect the to make satisfactory progress in her academic work and/or that the School values, adhere to all School rules, work diligently at her studies School can no longer meet the student’s needs, by giving not less than and consistently behave in a manner appropriate for an MLC School one term’s notice. student, including in regard to her personal presentation and conduct, and in relation to any digital and social media profile and activity. 23. We acknowledge and agree that the Principal may cancel the student’s enrolment on the basis of a pattern of behaviour and/or non co- 13. We acknowledge and agree that students are expected to wear the operation between the student and/or the parent and the School, which School uniform as prescribed including when travelling to and from the Principal considers is not beneficial to the School. school and follow conventional standards of appearance while at school 3
24. We understand and agree that the student is expected to maintain a disability, it is important that parents/carers provide accurate and a consistent level of participation in School activities including the up to date information to the School and for the School and parents/ co-curricular program (fees may apply). We understand and agree that carers to work collaboratively to ensure positive outcomes for the as parents it is our obligation to support the student to meet these student. Failure to accurately complete all sections of the Application expectations at all times. (forms) and provide all relevant information may result in the School's inability to accommodate the student's needs and may affect the 25. We accept that the School will determine which particular programs, student's continued enrolment. Where any disclosed special needs courses and activities are offered and/or provided at any time and change or where any special needs arise, we agree to notify the School which of these programs, courses and activities are compulsory. We immediately. We also agree to complete the student’s medical form agree to obtain for the student the textbooks, technology and learning accurately and provide annual updates for the School Health Centre. resources recommended by the school for its compulsory programs, courses and activities and to ensure that the student has these available 31. We acknowledge that the School seeks to maintain an environment for use at school. that is safe for all students and in which learning can take place. We also acknowledge that to this end the Principal or her nominee may 26. We acknowledge and agree that the School has the right to assess search the student’s bag, locker, mobile phone or other possessions or the suitability of each student to automatically progress to the next electronic devices where there are reasonable grounds to do so. The academic year, and determine whether it is in the best interests of the Principal may also carry out computer surveillance which includes student to do so. using software or equipment to monitor use of computers, the sending 27. We agree and accept that all students must participate in and/or attend or receiving of emails, the accessing of websites and the use of any activities deemed compulsory by the Principal, including but not social media. limited to: 32. If the student is ill or injured, necessitating urgent hospital and/or a. As a school of the Uniting Church in Australia, their annual Sunday medical treatment (for example, injections, blood transfusions, surgery) House Chapel Service, end of term Holy Communion Services and if we are not readily available to authorise such treatment, we (partaking of Holy Communion as a sacrament is optional but authorise the Principal or, in her absence, a responsible member of the attendance at the Services is required), and weekly ChapeL school staff, to give the necessary authority for such treatment. b. Co-curricular activities 33. We understand that the School requires parents to observe school security procedures for the protection of students from direct contact c. The School sports program including Junior School and Senior School with those outside the School during school hours and that we are only swimming and athletics carnival to make contact through the school office. d. Important School events such as Speech Day, Speech Night, whole 34. We acknowledge that the student’s personal property is not insured by school music or other whole school events and other events as the School, which does not accept any responsibility for loss. required by the Principal, from time to time 35. We understand that the School requires parents to observe School e. Various school camps, immersive learning experiences and excursions security procedures for the protection of students from direct contact that occur from time to time as an integral part of the school with those outside the School during school hours and that we are only curriculum to make contact through the School office. 28. We understand that the School requires parents to be actively involved in the School through attendance at parent/teacher interviews and PRIVACY parent forums, participation in courses offered by the School relevant to the student’s education and assistance to the School in a voluntary 36. We acknowledge that the School may from time to time collect capacity from time to time. personal information about parents and students, which may be necessary for the School’s function or activities. We authorise the School 29. Requests for leave from school activities, including academic and to use and disclose information in such a manner as the Principal co-curricular programs, and for early departure at the end of a day or may deem appropriate for the purposes of the student’s education, term and/or late return from breaks will be refused unless in the most health, care, welfare or development. We acknowledge having read the exceptional circumstances and must be applied for in writing to the School’s Privacy Policy. Principal. 37. We give permission for photographs of the student to be placed in the School’s records, displayed from time to time around the school, and HEALTH AND SAFETY published in school publications, the My MLC School Portal, weekly 30. We acknowledge that we have fully disclosed any special needs e-newsletter and other marketing material including the School’s (including but not limited to any medical, physical, learning, behavioural public website and social media platforms, such as Facebook. If we or psychological needs) which the student has. Where a student has are uncomfortable with our student’s photograph being used for these 4
purposes, we will contact the School directly to advise. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 38. We agree to provide to the School all current Family Court, other It must be noted that the terms and conditions set out in the Prospectus and on court orders, police orders, parenting plans or any other orders or the Application Form and all associated documents, may be altered or amended arrangements which are relevant to the student’s education and welfare from time to time by MLC School, and their provisions subject to any such and provide copies of any orders to the School. We note that the amendments shall continue to apply during the whole period that a student School’s Privacy Policy deals with the confidentiality of such information. continues to attend MLC School. GENERAL 39. We acknowledge and agree that we must promptly advise the School of any change of home, mailing, email address or contact details or other information on the Enrolment Application Form. This can be done by updating any relevant information portals. Offers of enrolment may be cancelled if the School loses contact with the parent or mail is returned. 40. We acknowledge and agree that we must promptly advise the School if the student is absent from the School due to ill health or other reason. 41. We agree that the School may change these Conditions provided it gives us at least one term’s notice and that the new Conditions take effect from the beginning of a term. 42. Where students leave to enrol at another school, the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) requires that parents advise the School in writing of the name of the school the student will be attending and the grade the student will be entering at the new school. We acknowledge and accept ur obligation to do this in a timely manner. 43. Each of us agrees that our obligations to the School, as set out above, are joint and several. Privacy Policy To view the MLC School Privacy Policy please visit mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au/privacy-policy MLC School has used its best endeavours to ensure that material contained in this publication is correct at the time of printing. MLC School gives no warranty and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of information and MLC School reserves the right to make changes without notice at any time in its absolute discretion. Users of this publication are advised to reconcile the accuracy and currency of the information provided with MLC School before acting upon or in consideration of the information. Copyright in this publication is owned by MLC School and no part of it may be reproduced without the permission of MLC School. September 2021 5
MLC School CHECKLIST PLEASE INCLUDE WITH YOUR APPLICATION MLC School Enrolment Application Form Enrolment Cheque or completed credit card form for non-refundable Application Fee of $A275 Copy of your daughter’s Birth Certificate Attach Application Form Copy of your daughter’s latest school report (if applicable) Copy of your daughter’s latest NAPLAN Test results (if applicable) photo here Pre-Kindergarten Passport sized photo (attached in the space provided) 35mm x 40mm to Year 12 Copy of your daughter's Immunisation History Statement available online from Medicare Copy of educational and/or medical assessment reports where relevant Copy of any Family Court Orders (if applicable) CRICOS NO. 02328D STUDENT SURNAME DETAILS GIVEN NAMES PREFERRED NAME SYDNEY ADDRESS POSTCODE TELEPHONE (HOME) DATE OF BIRTH COUNTRY OF BIRTH NATIONALITY LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME IS THE STUDENT OF ABORIGINAL OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER ORIGIN? NO YES, ABORIGINAL YES, TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER YES, BOTH ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN PERMANENT RESIDENCY Overseas students to complete separate International Student Application Form RESIDENCY STATUS PROPOSED ACADEMIC PROPOSED CALENDAR LEVEL OF ENTRY (e.g. Year 5) YEAR OF ENTRY (e.g. 2016) PRESENT ACADEMIC PRESENT SCHOOL YEAR OF SCHOOLING RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS OF ANY SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL AND/OR MEDICAL CIRCUMSTANCES THAT MAY NEED TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT TO ASSIST MLC SCHOOL* *Disclosure Statement: The disclosure of all medical, psychological/psychometric and educational testing information relating to a student seeking enrolment is a fundamental condition to the acceptance of that student for enrolment at MLC School. Such information is important in assessing the appropriateness of an enrolment at MLC School for the purposes of duty of care and educationally, to support fully the student's academic needs and progress. PRE-KINDERGARTEN PLEASE INDICATE THE 5 days Note: Pre-Kindergarten PREFERRED PROGRAM FOR Monday – Friday YOUR DAUGHTER operates during 3 days Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday MLC School terms 3 days Wednesday/Thursday/Friday In order assist with the transition to Kindergarten the following year, all Pre-Kindergarten students are encouraged to attend 5 days per week in Term 4. 6
PARENT/GUARDIAN 1 PARENT/GUARDIAN 2 FAMILY DETAILS RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT TITLE (e.g. Mr, Mrs, Dr) SURNAME GIVEN NAMES DRIVER'S LICENCE NO. COUNTRY OF BIRTH NATIONALITY LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME ADDRESS (HOME) MAILING ADDRESS TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (MOBILE) EMAIL OCCUPATION COMPANY TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) FAMILY APPLICANT LIVES WITH: RELATIONSHIPS BOTH PARENTS PARENT 1 PARENT 2 GUARDIAN GRANDPARENTS SHARED CARE OTHER WHERE THE PARENTS ARE SEPARATED OR DIVORCED, OR BOTH PARENTS NAMED ABOVE ARE NOT THE NATURAL PARENTS OF THE GIRL, PLEASE GIVE DETAILS (e.g. custody, step-parents, guardianship arrangements) COURT ORDER OR PARENTING PLAN, IF ANY, RELEVANT TO THE STUDENT: NO YES (IF YES, PLEASE ATTACH A COPY) continued overleaf 7
SIBLINGS STUDENT'S SISTERS WHO ARE CURRENTLY ATTENDING OR ARE ENROLLED AT MLC SCHOOL FOR FUTURE YEARS: NAME 1 YEAR HOUSE LEVEL OF ENTRY AND YEAR (e.g. Year 5 2020) NAME 2 YEAR HOUSE LEVEL OF ENTRY AND YEAR (e.g. Year 5 2020) NAME 3 YEAR HOUSE LEVEL OF ENTRY AND YEAR (e.g. Year 5 2020) MLC SCHOOL STUDENT'S RELATIVES WHO ARE FORMER STUDENTS OF MLC SCHOOL OLD GIRLS IN FAMILY NAME 1 MAIDEN NAME/NAME AT SCHOOL YEAR/S ATTENDED (e.g. 1997–2002) FINAL ACADEMIC YEAR (e.g. Year 12) RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT HOUSE NAME 2 MAIDEN NAME/NAME AT SCHOOL YEAR/S ATTENDED (e.g. 1997–2002) FINAL ACADEMIC YEAR (e.g. Year 12) RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT HOUSE NAME 3 MAIDEN NAME/NAME AT SCHOOL YEAR/S ATTENDED (e.g. 1997–2002) FINAL ACADEMIC YEAR (e.g. Year 12) RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT HOUSE 8
OFFICE USE ONLY Application Fee Enrolment Fee $ $ DATE: DATE: RECEIPT NO.: RECEIPT NO.: PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM AND SURVEY TO Registrar MLC School PO Box 643 BURWOOD 1805 Australia DETAILS OF NAME 1 NAME 2 PERSON/S TAKING RESPONSIBILITY RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT FOR PAYMENT OF TITLE (e.g. Mr, Mrs, Dr) SCHOOL FEES AND SUNDRY COSTS SURNAME GIVEN NAMES ADDRESS (MAILING) TELEPHONE (HOME) TELEPHONE (MOBILE) SIGNATURE DATE | | DATE | | SIGNATURES • I/We hereby apply to MLC School for the enrolment of the above student. Both parents or • I/We understand that acceptance of this form by MLC School does not constitute admission of the student, and that we guardian/s MUST sign will be required to agree to the Conditions of Entry which apply at the time our daughter is offered a place at the School. this application form, • I/We enclose our Application Fee. This fee is to cover administration costs and is non-refundable. where applicable • I/We hereby declare that the information provided by us is true and correct at the time of application. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN 1 DATE NAME SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN 2 DATE NAME $A275 DIRECT DEBIT DETAILS Account Name: MLC School NON-REFUNDABLE BSB: 062 319 APPLICATION FEE Account Number: 10542675 Reference: Name of Student PAYING BY Cheque/Money Order made payable to MLC School Cash Mastercard Visa Direct Debit CARD NUMBER EXPIRY NAME ON CARD AMOUNT PAID $ SIGNED DATE 9
Scholarship Information There are a range of scholarships available at MLC School, including Music Scholarships scholarships for new students, continuing students, all-rounders, music MLC School offers full and part scholarships for current MLC School students, Indigenous students and daughters of Old Girls. Some of our students and prospective new students entering Year 7. To be considered scholarships are means tested. for a Music Scholarship applicants must: • Achieve excellent results in the entrance examination For all scholarships at Year 7 level and above, candidates must sit an • Be exceptional musicians on their chosen instrument entrance examination held at the School. Short listed candidates are later invited to a Scholarship Activity Day at which girls will have an interview, Successful Music Scholarship applicants are required to participate in the a tour of the School and take part in a variety of activities with other full music program offered by MLC School for the duration of their time short-listed candidates. The entrance examination is held early in Term 1 at the School. This commitment requires full participation in the elective with the Scholarship Activity Day held later in the term. Scholarship offers music program from Year 9 to Year 12. This is an integrated course of are made to successful candidates by the end of Term 1. individual performance, ensemble performance, study of musicology, aural development and composition. Successful Music Scholarship applicants To be considered for the Indigenous Scholarship at Year 2 level, no test will also be required to participate in the core music ensembles and the is required. Candidates are invited to spend the morning in the Junior required music performance throughout the year. School and there will also be an interview for the parents. An audition will be scheduled with the Director of Music as part of the scholarship process. Applicants will need to: It is expected that successful applicants will continue their education at • Prepare and play two contrasting pieces or one piece on each the School until the end of Year 12. instrument if playing two instruments (NB: MLC School does not provide an accompanist, applicants will need to provide their own if SCHOLARSHIP TYPES desired) The Principal's Scholarship for Year 10 • Sing the first verse of Advance Australia Fair unaccompanied starting The Principal of MLC School, Ms Lisa Moloney, has introduced a new on an E or a G scholarship for girls entering Year 10, who would not otherwise be able • Undertake aural testing for pitch and rhythm to attend the School. • Participate in an informal question and answer session The Principal’s Scholarship is open to new applicants only and covers up Edna Curtis Scholarship (for daughters of Old Girls) to full remission of tuition fees for the three years the student attends MLC School offers a half scholarship for current MLC School students and the School. It is open to girls who will flourish in the MLC School prospective new students entering Year 7. To be considered for the Edna environment; who will embrace the wide-ranging opportunities on offer Curtis Scholarship (for daughters of Old Girls) applicants must: at the School, both academically and in co-curricular endeavours; who • Achieve excellent results in the entrance examination will support the ethos of the Uniting Church, and most importantly, who • Successfully meet the All-Rounder criteria dare to be more. • Be a daughter of an Old Girl As part of the application process, girls will sit an examination and Indigenous Scholarship parents will need to provide a supporting statement and financial MLC School is able to offer a small number of means-tested scholarships documentation. to indigenous girls, entering either the Junior School or Year 7. These provide partial or full funding for the length of enrolment to cover tuition This Scholarship is open to Australian residents only. fees and some costs associated with attending the School. All-Rounder Scholarships All applicants for the Indigenous Scholarship program should submit MLC School offers full and part scholarships for current MLC School a general enrolment application by 30 January in the year prior to the students and prospective new students entering Year 7 to Year 11. To be proposed entry for their daughter. Applicants for Year 7 are asked to considered for an All-Rounder Scholarship applicants must: apply for and sit the scholarship exam in February prior to their proposed entry year. • Achieve excellent results in the entrance examination • Demonstrate the ability to make a significant contribution in All applicants will be considered and those short-listed will be two of the following areas: interviewed during the course of the year prior to entry. Student • Academically enthusiasm and family support for the opportunity to attend MLC School • Culturally including achievement in creative and performing arts are relevant factors in determining suitable recipients. • Sporting • Leadership including achievement in debating and public speaking. For further information please contact the School on scholarships@mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au 10 7
Survey To assist us with planning, could you please kindly respond to the following questions: 1. HOW DID YOU FIRST HEAR ABOUT MLC SCHOOL? Its pastoral care support Please select/tick one response only Excellent facilities Live in the local MLC School area Convenient location to public transport MLC School website The school’s convenient own private bus transport Currently enrolled family Your child’s peer group is attending MLC School A former student Scholarship opportunities A member of a former student’s family or family friend Other (please specify) Word of mouth Sydney Morning Herald Local newspaper (Inner West Courier, The Leader, etc.) Schools’ Guide publications 3. IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS, HAVE YOU: Sydney Independent Schools Expos at Sydney Uni Sutherland Shire North Shore Multiple responses are permitted – Please tick which apply MLC School bus signage Visited MLC School’s website? MLC School Aquatic Centre Seen any MLC School advertising in local newspaper SMH other publication Sydney Opera House Concert Attended an Independent Schools’ expo? Online School's Directory Attended an MLC School tour? I am an Old Girl Seen any MLC School branded buses? Yellow Pages Consulted any private schools directory publications? 2. WHAT ARE THE MAJOR REASONS MOTIVATING YOUR ENQUIRY ABOUT OR ENROLMENT AT MLC SCHOOL? 4. WHAT OTHER SCHOOLS ARE YOU STRONGLY CONSIDERING? Multiple responses are permitted – Please tick which apply Multiple responses are permitted – Please tick which applly Dedicated teaching staff Independent girls schools A reputation for academic excellence Independent co-educational schools IB Diploma offered Independent school of your religious faith Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities offered Music Drama Sport Debating Selective high schools Creative Arts Outdoor Education Exchange Other State schools A non-selective school (Optional) Please specify which school(s) An all girls school Provides both primary and secondary schools Offers Pre-Kindergarten A focus on students’ individual needs, irrespective of ability An inclusive cultural diversity of students Thank you Continuing your family tradition Christian values taught 11
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