Prospective parents will be provided with information about the school through the school website www.his.nsw.edu.au or through the school brochure
Prospective parents are welcome to arrange a time to visit the school for a tour and an introduction to the operation of the school
Parents may then lodge an application form and an application fee. The fee is set by the School Management Committee from time to time and is non-refundable
All applications will be processed in order of receipt
The Principal/delegate will then organise for there to be an interview with the child and parents to ensure that the parents understand and support the philosophy of the school, and to determine if the school can meet the needs of the child
Once an offer of a place has been made, parents are asked to provide:
A copy of the last two reports of the child (if applicable)
The child’s immunisation record and birth certificate
A completed Family Detail form
A completed Student Detail form, including a health questionnaire
A completed Terms and Conditions of Enrolment form, signed, if possible, by both parents
As soon as the signed enrolment forms have been received by the school, the Family Bond which is equivalent to one term’s fees becomes due and payable
Once enrolled, students and parents are expected to support the school’s philosophy and comply with the school’s rules, policies and standards in order to maintain enrolment
In order to secure enrolment for each term, parents must have paid all fees for the preceding term or have made arrangements with the school for a process to ensure payment is made
If the Principal/delegate considers that a student is guilty of a serious breach of the rules or has otherwise engaged in conduct which is prejudicial to the school or its students or staff, the Principal/delegate may exclude the student permanently or temporarily at his/her absolute discretion. No remission of fees will apply.
If the School Management Committee or the Principal/delegate believes that a mutually beneficial relationship of trust and cooperation between a parent and school has broken down to the extent that it adversely impacts on that relationship, then the School, the School Management Committee or the Principal/delegate may require the parent to remove the child from the school. No remission of fees will apply.
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