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Bracken Ridge State High School

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School Enrolment Management Plan

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Bracken Ridge State High School External link recognises as its prime obligation, the provision of access to an appropriate educational service for students whose principal place of residence is within the school’s catchment area.

Because of enrolment capacity and growth, Bracken Ridge State High School may be unable to meet this obligation in the future unless action is taken to manage enrolments. The Principal must restrict the enrolment of out-of-catchment students to ensure in-catchment students can enrol at their local state school without requiring additional facilities.

Student enrolment capacity

Bracken Ridge State High School has a maximum student enrolment capacity of 718 students.

Local catchment area

A school's local catchment area is the defined geographical area from which the school is to have its core intake of students.

Bracken Ridge State High School operates under an equidistant catchment area.

The school's catchment map is available from EdMap External link.

Out-of-catchment application

Out-of-catchment students applying for enrolment at the school are placed on a waiting list, assessed in order of receipt.

Enrolment policy and procedure

The enrolment policy includes further information about in-catchment and out-of-catchment enrolments, acceptance and assessment processes, as well as any associated fees and decisions on enrolments.

For further information regarding School Enrolment Management Plans, please refer to the School Enrolment Management Plan Procedure External link or contact the school Principal.

Gazettal date

This updated version of the School Enrolment Management Plan for Bracken Ridge State High School was gazetted on 30 September 2022.

The School Enrolment Management Plan is internally reviewed each year, and if required, updated to reflect any changes to student enrolment capacity and/or Programs of Excellence.

Last updated 10 October 2022