*Includes 25% retention discount
Interest on overdue fees: 10.00% per annum where applicable.
Please refer to the schedules below for compulsory year-level levies and other course costs.
Invoices will be issued at the commencement of the new school year. Full payment is due 30 days from the date of the invoice, unless you have made alternative payment arrangements using a Payment Arrangement form.
Payment arrangements can be extended over the school year and must be made by completing the Payment Arrangement form attached to your invoice.
Please note that any payment arrangement entered into is purely administrative. Notwithstanding the amount invoiced, in the event of default on payment arrangements the total amount outstanding will become immediately due. The school reserves its right to take steps to recover payment in full.
Reasonable costs, levies or other charges as determined by the College from time to time for extra-curricular activities. Invoiced separately and payable in the amount and on the date set by the College’s invoice.
The College’s advertised purchase price or, if no purchase price is advertised, the College’s cost or price determined by it. Invoiced separately and payable in the amount and on the date set by the College’s invoice.
The actual procurement, repair or replacement cost incurred or to be incurred by the College. Invoiced separately and payable in the amount and on the date set by the College’s invoice.
A family discount can be claimed by families with multiple children at Tasmanian Catholic schools or colleges in accordance with the Catholic Education Commission Tasmania School Fees Assistance Policy. The discount rate is:
If claiming the family discount, please provide details of siblings at Tasmanian Catholic schools or colleges on your Payment Arrangements Form. Enrolment may be verified with the named school or college.
Details of concession card discounts and fee assistance are found in the Catholic Education Commission Tasmanian Policy - School Fees Assistance Policy. We ask parents affected by job losses or financial hardship to contact the Business and Operations Manager or Accountant to discuss how we can assist you to make your children’s education affordable at St Brendan-Shaw College. We wish to stress that no child should miss out on an education at St Brendan-Shaw College because of financial hardship. Together, we can work out a plan that is manageable for individual families.
St Brendan-Shaw College has a school building bank account which is registered as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR)
A school building fund is solely for providing money to acquire, construct or maintain the school buildings for the purposes of using that building as a school and we take great pride in providing contemporary, student-focused spaces for our students and as such any donations are greatly appreciated.
A donation of any value over $2 to this fund is an optional, fully tax-deductible payment to the College. For more information, see Taxation Ruling TR 2013/2 Income tax: school or college building funds.
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