Enrolment process
If your child turns 5:
- before 1st of May, they can start primary school at the start of the year.
- after 1st of May and before the 1st of November, they can start primary school at mid year (Term 3)
Your child must be at school by their 6th birthday.
If our school is not your local school, you can still apply to enrol, but enrolment will only be offered if we have places available.
Visit school enrolment on the department’s website for more information.
Apply to enrol
Step 1: Submit an expression of interest form to the front office.
Step 2: Submit your verification documents as per page 2 along with your expression of interest
- a copy of the child’s original birth certificate or passport
- an immunisation certificate
- residency visa, if you’re a non-Australian resident
- proof of address if renting (utility bill, bond receipt and lease)
- proof of address if owner occupied (utility bill, rates and/or water or sale of contract)
Once this has all been received your application will be forwarded to the enrolment team.
Offers of enrolment
Step 3: You will be contacted to advise if your application was successful or not generally within a week of your documents being submitted.
Step 4: At this point if you are successful you will be required to pick up an enrolment pack from our office.
You’ll then need to provide:
- a completed enrolment form
- Permissions form
- and any other medical reports/ documents that may be applicable to your child/s needs
Reception Transition visits
Once families enroll at Munno Para Primary School, they will receive a letter outlining our Reception transition visit program. Transition visits are designed to help children and their families become familiar with our school environment and routines. For children starting Reception mid-year, visits take place in Term 2 during Weeks 7, 8, and 9. For those starting at the beginning of the school year, visits are held in Term 4 during Weeks 5, 6, and 7. These sessions provide valuable opportunities for children to meet staff, make new friends, and begin building a positive connection to our school community.
