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Boarding is available from Year 7 to Year 12 with intakes in each year. Accepted boarding places are offered well in advance for Year 7 and for other years when available.
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Boarders are not required to sit the Year 7 entrance test to gain entry, but they must sit the scholarship examination if they wish to apply for Year 7 scholarships.
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For entry at Year 10, a limited number of Boarders are offered accepted places in advance. Waitlisted Boarders gain entry to Year 10 on the basis of reports, assessment procedures and an interview.
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This assessment process applies to all Boarders seeking Year 10 scholarships.
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Priority in boarding is given to rural and regional New South Wales students.
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Students enrolled as Boarders are expected to remain as Boarders and our allocation of places depends on this. Boarding is a long term commitment unless the School has previously agreed in writing to the contrary.
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A boarding place will be converted to a day place only in unusual circumstances and only when the boarding/day numbers allow. A change in status, either before or after commencement, is entirely at the discretion of the School.
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Boarders may be waitlisted for day places in the hope that a change of status becomes available. However, Boarders in Year 11 must remain as Boarders until the end of Year 12.
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At her discretion, the Headmistress may allow a Boarder to live at home but there will be no reduction in the boarding fee if there is no suitable day place available.
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Boarders who become day students must live with their parents and must not live in the care of any other relative or friend, unless specifically approved by the Headmistress.
