Old Yarranlea State School
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Rationale
Enrolment capacity of school
Local catchment area
Enrolment Policy and Criteria
Review
Enrolment Management Committee
Review Date
Generally, a school principal must enrol a student in a State school where the application:
However, an Enrolment Eligibility Plan (EEP) may restrict the obligation on a school principal to enrol a student. Where an EEP applies, applicants for enrolment must satisfy the general criteria for enrolment, provided in the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 and also the criteria set out in the EEP.
Old Yarranlea State School provides primary school education, from Prep to Year 7, for eighteen (18) students in one classroom. It provides an integrated curriculum, based on the Key Learning Areas. The school works collaboratively with Griffith University to run projects which inform educational research and its real life applications to a multi-age setting (where applicable), in addition to the school's role in providing pre-service teacher training and experience.
For this reason the school requires a diverse student population to be drawn from a broad section of the Brisbane Metropolitan area. Throughout the history of the school, at times, preference was given to enrolling siblings of students at the school. Preference is no longer given to enrolling siblings at the school, as this is not considered necessary and may in fact conflict with the eligibility criteria.
The school currently has the capacity to enrol up to 18 students in 1 classroom. The number of students entering the Prep year in any given year is not to exceed 5 students in 1 classroom.
There is no Local Catchment Area for Old Yarranlea State School.
Applications for enrolments into the school will be accepted as follows:
General
Criteria to be considered in order of priority
All enrolment applications will be considered on merit in accordance with the enrolment criteria.
Parents wishing to have an unsuccessful enrolment application reviewed may seek clarification from the principal. Parents should provide a written submission seeking a review of an unsuccessful enrolment application. This submission should present evidence to substantiate a claim that the stated criteria have not been applied fairly and equitably.
The Enrolment Management Committee will review written submissions and the reply should be in writing within 14 days of submission.
The enrolment management committee consists of the following members:
The list of appointed members for the Enrolment Management Committee will be maintained and kept up-to-date by the Principal, Old Yarranlea State School.
The Assistant Regional Director, the QCPCA and the Dean of Education, Griffith University will have discretion over:
Where the appointed member resigns or the organisation withdraws the appointment of a person, the organisation must:
The Enrolment Management committee meeting can be held face-to-face or by use of technology.
Where a member is not available to attend a meeting, the meeting should be re-scheduled so that all parties can attend and participate or a member may appoint a proxy from their organisation to attend in their place.
Reviewed annually.
The Old Yarranlea State School was gazetted on 3 February 2012, No. 27.
This page was last reviewed on 13 Feb 2012
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