2024 Schedule of Fees and Charges

At St Edmund’s College, all families are required to commit to the payment of College fees.

The College sets fees annually and endeavours to ensure that fees remain affordable and represent excellent value for money as an investment in your son’s future.

Compulsory Tuition Fees and Levies

The College tuition fee is comprehensive and encompasses all aspects of mandatory school activities including:

• All academic and subject costs (including subject camps and excursions)
• Year level camps and retreats
• All co-curricular sport and cultural activities (excluding tours and camps)
• Transit to and from most co-curricular sporting activities
• Pastoral support and counselling 
• Technology costs (including the provision of College laptops)
• Textbooks and other resources
• Music tuition during Years 5 to 9

Optional Levy

Fee Collection

The enrolment contract is a legally binding contract and the signatories to the contract are joint and severally liable for the payment of College fees. It is essential for the effective operation of the College that all fee accounts are paid on time. Fee accounts for tuition fees & levies will be sent out prior to the commencement of each new term and are due for full payment within 14 days of being issued.

In the event your fee account is not paid by the due date, the College will follow up all overdue fee accounts. Failure to pay the balance owing on your account, to respond to reminder notices, or to contact the College will result in your account being pursued via debt collection processes or through legal recourse. Any debt collection costs associated with the recovery of outstanding fees will be charged to your fee account.

Special Concessions

The College is supportive of families experiencing extreme and unforeseen financial hardship during the course of their son’s enrolment and an application for a special concession can be made for a maximum period of 12 months. Any consideration for a further 12 month period will require a new application to be made. Concession applications will be reviewed by the College and approved by the Principal using a compassionate and just approach as outlined under the Edmund Rice Charter.

Notice of Withdrawal

Parents are required to provide written notice to the Principal of a student’s withdrawal from the College via College Enrolments - enrolments@sec.qld.edu.au. All outstanding fees must be paid at the time of the student’s departure.

Goods and Services Tax

The College is required to comply with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) legislation. GST may be charged to fee accounts for the GST component of any taxable activities or goods provided during the school year.