1. Parents make contact with the school and ask for a prospectus.

2. Parents read prospectus and decide to take application further. Parents contact school and arange a visit to meet Principal and look around the premises.

3. If after this meeting the parents wish to proceed further, they receive an enrolment form and school constitution.

4. Application form and previous school reports are sent to Immanuel.

5. School Boards arranges for two of its members to visit family at their home.

6. School Boards accepts/rejects application and parents are informed.

7. Prior to child starting, some testing may be arranged and financial arrangements with the school tresurer are completed.

8. Started date agreed upon. Child starts school.

Lodgement of the enrolment form does not guarantee enrolment.

Preference will be given to

a) Families who already have children enrolled in the school.

 

While it is hoped that most children can find a place in Immanuel Christian School, the Principal must ensure the school's resources are not unduly taxed by any one pupil. Pupils transferring from other schools often find they are well behind the levels of pupils who have begun their schooling at Immanuel. Parents may need to be prepared to provide extra tuition where necessary to help their child catch up with their peers at Immanuel.

 

There are four intakes of New Entrants each year, at the start of each term. New Entrants usually begin school after they have turned five years of age.

 

Each child is enrolled provisionally for one term and when all aspects of the child's conduct and work is shown to be satisfactory, enrolment is automatically confirmed.

 

There must be one term's written notice of intention to withdraw the student from the school. Parents must pay all fees incurred over the notice period.

 

Where there is insufficient notice given, a fee of one term's tuition will be charged in lieu of notice.