| Full Fee per Student | $2,900 |
|---|---|
| Lower Income Fee per Student | $1,740 |
What is Included:
The tuition fee above covers all tuition, levies and charges for each child’s education.
Extra-curricular activities, excursions, camps, and uniforms are excluded and will be charged separately.
Lower Income Fee:
Eligibility for low-income fees is assessed via the School Card System and this is an application/assessment facilitated by the South Australian Government. As a guide, the 2024 School Card eligibility joint family income limit ranges between $70,994 - $77,798 (depending on the number of children). 2025 income limits are released at the start of 2025.
Proof of income is required and applicants will need to apply via the State Government’s School Card scheme. Application forms can be completed online via the School Card scheme website. School Card Form A and Form B are the most commonly used forms. Printed application forms are available from our front office.
Our finance manager can help you if you have any questions about applying for the lower income fee.
Sibling discount and payment options are listed below
Full Fee 2025
| No. of Children | Total |
|---|---|
| 1 Child | $2,900 |
| 2 Children | $5,510 |
| 3 Children | $8,265 |
| 4 Children | $11,020 |
$145 discount per sibling applies
Lower Income Fee 2025
| No. of Children | Total |
|---|---|
| 1 Child | $1,740 |
| 2 Children | $3,306 |
| 3 Children | $4,959 |
| 4 Children | $6,612 |
$87 discount per sibling applies
Payment Methods
We encourage all families to set up annual, monthly, fortnightly or weekly payment plans.
Payments can be made by setting up an approved Payment plan. Payment plan forms are available below or by emailing finance@christking.edu.au.
Payment options include:
Student(s) leaving at the end or during a school year:
Parents/caregivers whose child/ren leave Christ the King School during a school term or at the end of the school year must provide a minimum of one term’s notice in writing to the Principal or his/her nominee prior to a student leaving. This is applicable to both current and future students where enrolment acceptance has been confirmed.
Failure to provide a terms notice will result in fees being charged for the following term. Where the withdrawal occurs at the end of the year notice must be made in Term 3. Failure to provide notice in Term 3 will result in fees being charged for the first term of the following year. This is in recognition of the fact that the school is committed to maintaining the employment of teachers on the basis of known enrolments from one term to the next.
