Enrolment

Wellington Christian School welcomes enrolments from all interested families.  The enrolment process provides an opportunity for you to learn about our school and for us to get to know you and your child.  To start this process, contact us to let us know you are interested. 

The steps, after you’ve contacted us are:

1. We will send an information pack in the post or you can pick one up from the school.  This document contains important information we would like you to know about us and also an enrolment application.

2. You return to us a completed child’s Birth Certificate, immunisation details and two recent school reports (if able). We will process your application and contact you regarding an interview.

3. The interview is about us getting to know each other, including your child’s needs.  It will involve a school tour and a meeting with our Principal.

4. Finally, we prepare an Enrolment Contract offering a place, if available.  If you wish to accept the place, enrolling parents are asked to sign an Enrolment Confirmation and return it to us.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. Our Registrar would be delighted to answer any questions you may have about enrolment at Wellington Christian School.

The below documents will also provide helpful information about enrolment at Wellington Christian School.

We would love to show you around our wonderful school!

Please contact our School Office to arrange a time to meet with us and for a school tour.

Our mission as a Christian school is to assist parents in the nurture of their children. 

Wellington Christian School packages as many education services as possible into one all-inclusive tuition price per student. Our fees include a uniform start up pack, extra-curricular activities, excursions and stationery. 

2024 fees stand at $1,355.00 per student. 

Because our fees are so low, we do not offer fee assistance or sibling discount.

The Wellington Christian School uniform allows students to identify with our school community, and to state that they belong to, and are loyal to that community and its Christian principles. 

We believe that the wearing of a student’s uniform is ‘an outward sign of an inward attitude’. As such, we encourage and expect students to wear their school uniform with pride and distinction.