Saint Ignatius College Geelong
Enrolments for year 7 2024 are now closed.
Applications submitted after the closing date will be added to a waiting list and families will be contacted if the enrolment progresses.
Year 7 2025 families are advised that applications for enrolment will open in January of 2024 and close in May 2024.
The following documents are required to support your enrolment application:
If applicable, families must also provide:
Please note, you will only receive one offer from a Catholic School. The Geelong Catholic Colleges work to review and process applications to ensure families seeking Catholic education receive their preference in accordance with the College's enrolment criteria. If your first preference school cannot offer you a place, you may receive an offer from your second preference. Please ensure your school preferences are listed in preferential order, and that you have lodged an application at each school.
Enrolments for entry at these year levels can be made at any time. Occasionally positions become available at Saint Ignatius College throughout the year and may occur at any year level. Such positions are filled from our waiting list. Parents looking to enrol students need to complete an enrolment for application and supply all supporting documentation (see above).
Please click here for an enrolment form.
Year 7 Enrolments Open, Scholarship Testing, Guided Tours 28th February - see Guided Tours for more information.
Guided Tours 28th February and 22nd March 2023 - see Guided Tours for more information.
Year 7 Enrolments for 2024 will close on Friday 5th May 2023.
Letters of offer sent. Families are notified via email of either successful or unsuccessful application. An active waiting list is held for families who were not successful. If a position becomes available, families will be notified.
Information evening for Year 7 families starting year 7 in 2024. Date to be advised.
Scholarships
Year 7 2025 academic scholarship applications will open in January 2024, with the test taking place at the College in February 2024.
These scholarships are awarded on the basis of performance on the examination. The scholarship entitles the successful applicants to a reduction of $1200 off the total school fees per year, for years 7 and 8. The scholarship will be reviewed at the end of the second year, based on academic and school performance.
Scholarship applications are not processed through the College. Saint Ignatius College uses the ACER (Australian Council for Educational Research) Scholarship test and is produced and marked by ACER. Scholarship level is LEVEL 1 – Year 7.
Parents will be informed via email if their daughter/son has been successful in their application.
If, after registering, your child is unable to attend the ACER Scholarship test, please inform the school office 52511136.
Students are to arrive at the school College office by 3.45pm and collected from the office at 6.40pm (More information is provided on the registration form).
Please note that the application above is for the Scholarship only, you must still apply for College Enrolment. Enrolment applications will open at the start of 2024 and will be available online via our school website.
Year 7 | $5400 | Year 10 | $5900 |
Year 8 | $5900 | Year 11 | $5900 |
Year 9 | $5900 | Year 12 | $5900 |
These items are included in the fees:
Digital Technology
The major component of this program is a laptop computer. Students at Year 7 and Year 10 are expected to purchase a MacBook Air from the College.
For further information please refer to the Digital Technology Booklet.
The cost of the laptop for 2023 will be $1620
A separate invoice for payment in full will be emailed in early January.
In addition an Incident Protection levy of $100 per student will be shown separately.
Senior School Courses
These Senior School courses attract an additional levy due to their practical nature:
These fees are payable by the end of Term One for students to remain enrolled.
Other Examples:
and any other extra curricular activities that may arise.
Discounts are given when two or more students from the same family are attending Saint Ignatius College.
Two students 10%
Three or more students 20%
A discount of $100 per family is also given to those families with children attending a Catholic Primary School.
At least one term’s notice must be given in writing to the Registrar by the parent/guardian if the student is to be withdrawn. In this instance, one full term’s fees will be retained and the balance of fees refunded (if fees are paid in advance).
The fund assists with financing the construction or maintenance of the College buildings. It is a voluntary donation which can be claimed as a tax deduction. The amount of $300 per family per year is the usual contribution that families give to assist us in keeping our facilities in the excellent condition that they are.
Goods and Services Tax
School fees and levies are in general exempt from GST.
Fee Payments
A School Fee and Building Fund Payment Plan form will be sent out to each family before the end of the school year offering a variety of fee payment options.
Please contact the Finance Officer should you wish to discuss any of these.
We strive to provide a place for students who can demonstrate commitment to the College’s mission and vision and passionately pursue excellence.
We offer a limited number of bursaries for prospective students entering Years 7, 9 and 11 who would otherwise be unable to attend the College.
This bursary is by way of a contribution to the payment of school fees. This support is dependent on the bursary application and available funds.
Please note that a bursary applies to fees and not to levies.
Bursaries may be available for up to 6 years. As financial circumstances may change, there is a requirement for the bursary to be reviewed during the second year of assistance.
Contact the College registrar via email: registrar@ignatius.vic.edu.au for an application form
Currently we have students travelling to SICG from the following areas:
Geelong Country
Bannockburn, Jan Juc, Lara and Torquay.
Geelong
Bell Park, Bell Post Hill, Belmont, Breakwater, Corio, Geelong, Geelong East, Geelong West, Geelong North, Grovedale, Hamlyn Heights, Highton, Leopold, Lovely Banks, Manifold Heights, Marshall, Newcomb, Newton, Norlane, North Shore, Rippleside, St Albans Park, Thomson, Waurn Ponds and Whittington.
Bellarine & Coastal
Barwon Heads, Bellarine, Clifton Springs, Curlewis, Drysdale, Indented Head, Mannerim, Marcus Hill, Ocean Grove, Point Lonsdale, Portarlington, Queenscliff, St Leonards, Swan Bay and Wallington.
The College has set up a bus system to accommodate students from a wide area. Students travel to school by Public, Charter or Contract Bus depending on their residential address.
Students arrive at our college on time ready to tackle the day.
Students travel direct to and from the College not having to stop in Geelong to wait for their bus.
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