2025 schedule of fees & charges
Fees
Tuition fee
This fee is set by the Catholic Education Commission and collected by the College to support the curriculum and pay all salaries and the levy charged to schools to administer Catholic Education in the Archdiocese.
Sibling discounts apply for this fee:
| Oldest child | Full fee |
| Second child | 20% discount |
| Third child | 50% discount |
| Fourth child | 100% discount |
- Building Levy – In order for the College to meet its present and future insurance and maintenance obligations, the Catholic Education Commission has advised an annual Building Levy payable by each family with a child enrolled in an ACT school will be added to the Fee Schedule. To reduce the immediate impact on families the CEC has decided the Building Levy will be phased in over a 3-year period, with the transition supported by Catholic Education. In 2025 the Building Levy will be $300 per family and will graduate to $1000 per family by 2027.
- College Levy – The levy is charged to assist with student curriculum, technology, and administration services, including elective costs, College camps and retreats in Years 7, 10 and 12 and curriculum‐based excursions and performances that cost up to $25 per student per event. The levy also contributes to the development, maintenance, and ongoing refurbishment of the College’s facilities.
- Year 7 combination lock – Every new 7 student is issued with a locker lock when they commence at the College. For each subsequent replacement locker lock a charge of $16.50 will be applicable.
- Late payment processing fee – A per-term family fee of $50 may be applied to accounts that are not paid by the due date.
- Enrolment lodgment fee – A per student, non‐refundable fee payable on acceptance of the position.
- Compass student ID card replacement – Student ID card replacement charge of $10.48 for each instance when a new card is required to be issued.
Other costs
- Occasionally incursions, excursions and performances will take place that cost more than $25 per student. These activities will be charged on a per event basis.
- School socials, uniform free days, fundraising activities, and non‐curricula excursions will need to be paid for on a per instance basis.
- Students of Textile Studies will be required to purchase fabric and haberdashery items as needed during the year.
- Students of Technical Graphics will be required to purchase appropriate drawing instruments and supplies.
- Students of Furniture Construction and Woodwork may need to purchase individually selected timbers.
- Students enrolled in certain registered units may need to pay external provider costs and/or materials required for the unit.
- Students of Year 9 and 10 Sport and Recreation will be required to cover the cost of a first aid course and certification.
- Students of Tertiary Accredited Mathematics courses will be required to purchase graphics calculators.
- Students are required to purchase and bring their own laptop as per BYOD program requirements – see more information on https://sfx.act.edu.au/byod.