ENROLMENT AT MONTMORENCY SECONDARY COLLEGE

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ENROLMENT AT MONTMORENCY SECONDARY COLLEGE THE 2019 YEAR 7 ENROLMENT POLICY Thank you for taking the time to consider Montmorency Secondary College as a secondary school option for your child entering Year 7 in 2019. Please read the following information carefully. Montmorency Secondary College is committed to providing a clear and transparent Enrolment Policy. Montmorency Secondary College is a highly regarded school and as such is in high demand. The College has an enrolment ceiling and must offer all students living within our designated neighbourhood boundary a place at the school. The College will work with its feeder primary schools, to ensure addresses are verified, and may request documentation from families such as copies Rental Agreements and/or Council rates notices as proof of living within the designated neighbourhood boundary. Privacy Notice - Montmorency Secondary College may need to collect your personal information to establish that you reside within the school s neighbourhood boundary. Your information will not be disclosed to any other organisation without your consent, or unless authorised or required by law. Copies of any documents you provide to establish your permanent residence are not retained. If you choose not to provide some or all of the information asked for, we may not be able to enrol your child at Montmorency Secondary College. Note: Due to expected high local and sibling enrolment demand, it is essential to give close attention to selecting a second and third choice of school if you reside outside our designated neighbourhood boundary. Further information on the Department of Education and Training s Admission Policy can be found here: http://www.education.vic.gov.au/school/parents/secondary/pages/enrol.aspx YEAR 6 TO YEAR 7 PLACEMENT TIMELINE FOR 2019 For students attending Government Primary Schools Students attending Year 6 in a government primary school are provided with Application for Year 7 Placement Form and transition pack in April by their current Primary schools. Once the Application for Year 7 Placement Form is completed, parents return this to the primary school who will then forward it on to the secondary school listed as the first preference. For students attending Catholic and Independent Primary Schools Parents of students attending Catholic and Independent primary schools in Year 6 should download a Year 7 2019 Enrolment Enquiry Form for students at Catholic and Independent Schools available on the College website in April 2018. This form needs to be submitted by 4pm, 11 May 2018. Parents may post the completed form directly to Brigitte Hone, Registrar, Montmorency Secondary College, Para Rd, Montmorency, 3094, or email it to hone.brigitte.a@edumail.vic.gov.au Montmorency Secondary College - 2019 ENROLMENT POLICY Page 1

The Process Once Montmorency Secondary College receives the Application for Year 7 Placement Forms from Government schools, and the Year 7 2019 Enrolment Enquiry Form for students at Catholic and Independent Schools/parents, the students are enrolled in the priority order listed below in accordance with the Department of Education and Training s Placement Policy. Where demand for places exceeds the number of students that Montmorency Secondary College can accommodate, students are enrolled in the following Priority Order: 1. Students for whom the school is the designated neighbourhood government school. 2. Students with a sibling at the same permanent residence who are attending the school at the same time. 3. Where the regional director has restricted the enrolment, students who reside nearest the school (not applicable to Montmorency Secondary College) 4. Students seeking enrolment on specific curriculum grounds. (Please see details below about applying under this criteria) Note: It is essential that families list three school choices on their Placement form if applying under this criteria as Montmorency Secondary College is forecast to place the majority of its students under the first two categories in 2019 5. All other students in order of closeness of their home to Montmorency Secondary College. 6. In exceptional circumstances, compassionate grounds. CRITERIA 1 FAMILIES APPLYING UNDER PRIORITY ORDER To find out if your address is in the College s designated neighbourhood boundary please search http://www.street-directory.com.au/ Type in your street address - (in this example, Mayona Rd Montmorency) Montmorency Secondary College - 2019 ENROLMENT POLICY Page 2

If you then click on the specific address icon that appears on the left hand side, lemon in color, the following box with details will appear - Click on the Amenities Nearby button (located on the right hand side) A range of amenities will then appear on the left hand side. Filter this down, by selecting Schools - public secondary The website will then list the public secondary schools closest to the address, in order. In this example, Montmorency Secondary College is the closest school (at a distance of 0.48km) Please note that for some addresses to the north of MSC Streetedirectoy.com may list St Helena Secondary College as the closest school. Parents are advised to check with St Helena SC if they fall within the published zone for this school. Montmorency Secondary College - 2019 ENROLMENT POLICY Page 3

CRITERIA 2 FAMILIES APPLYING UNDER PRIORITY ORDER SIBLING This criterion applies to students who have a sibling at the same permanent address and who are attending the school at the same time. Students who have had a sibling at the school, but the sibling has since graduated, are not eligible to apply under this category. CRITERIA 3 This Criteria is not applicable to Montmorency Secondary College. CRITERIA 4 STUDENTS SEEKING ENROLMENT UNDER SPECIFIC CURRICULUM GROUNDS Students seeking admission on specific curriculum grounds from outside the designated neighbourhood boundary are able to apply separately to the College. There are two categories available: Leadership Students who have demonstrated strong leadership qualities and wish to experience leadership opportunities through the highly regarded Student Leadership program offered at MSC are able to apply under this category. General Academic Excellence Students who have a demonstrated a strong academic background, and wish to immerse themselves in the unique Challenge Program offered at Montmorency Secondary College from Year 8, are able to apply under this category. The Challenge program provides curriculum enrichment and enhancement. All Students in both Years 7 & 8 will be eligible for entry into the Challenge program based on testing, teacher recommendations and work habits. Applicants are required to complete the Application for Consideration under Curriculum Grounds Year 7 2019 Form, which can be found on the College website. The College strongly recommends the applicants include some, or all, of the following to support their application Copy of Grade 5 Reports Copy of NAPLAN results (particularly if applying on the grounds of General Academic Excellence) Reference/s (from community and school contacts, such as a Sporting Coach, Scout Leader, Dance or Music Teacher or additional Primary School teacher etc) The College will review written applications and supporting documentation, and interviews will be granted to selected students. Not all students will be interviewed. The interviews will be conducted by a senior member of Montmorency Secondary College staff. Please note that participation in this process does not guarantee you a place at MSC, as places offered are subject to availability after all local students and siblings have been placed. Application forms are available at www.montysc.vic.edu.au and close 4pm on Friday 11th May, 2018. Parents must also complete in the Application for Year 7 Placement Form, which is given to them by their Primary School. This form is returned to the Primary School, not MSC. Montmorency Secondary College - 2019 ENROLMENT POLICY Page 4

SCHOOL TOURS AND OPEN NIGHT Montmorency Secondary College conducts group tours during February, March, April and May. The tour dates are available on the website. Tours depart from the office at 9.15. Bookings are essential and can be made by visiting Book a Tour on our website www.montysc.vic.edu.au Parents and prospective students are warmly invited to attend our Open Night to discover first-hand the lifetime benefits of a Montmorency Secondary College education. Bookings are essential and can be made by visiting our website. There are two sessions available - Afternoon session 4.15 to 6.15pm Evening session 7.00 to 9.00pm APPEALS PROCESS Montmorency Secondary College has established an appeals process in consultation with the Department of Education and Training s North Western Victoria Regional Office. Any appeals by parents / guardians against the College s decision not to provide a Year 7 placement will be: Reviewed by the Placement Committee of the MSC, chaired by the College Principal Parents have the further option of lodging an appeal to the Regional Director North Western Victoria Region if they believe the MSC has not considered their appeal or applied the Priority Order of Placement Policy fairly. Appeals are considered based on the following Department of Education placement principles: The Department of Education aims to - Provide each child with a place in the designated neighbourhood school Provide parents / guardians with an opportunity to enrol their child at the same school as an older sibling who resides at the same address Allows parents / guardians to send their child to any alternative school where space is available Contains enrolments in each school within the limits of available resources as determined by the Regional Director. Montmorency Secondary College - 2019 ENROLMENT POLICY Page 5