Dear parents/carers of Year 6 students,

There are still 28 students without a completed EOI or 'Placement Not Required' form. Please follow the steps below to select the correct option for your child. Remember, a form must be filled out REGARDLESS of whether they will be attending a public or private school. These forms close in two weeks.

To enrol your child in Year 7 for 2025, you will need to complete an Expression of Interest for Year 6 to Year 7 transition. The Expression of Interest (EOI) lets you indicate which school(s) you would like your child to attend in Year 7.

The EOI process for attending a NSW Government high school is now available online here. https://year7.enrol.education.nsw.gov.au/expressionofinterest?schoolCode=1001

After you submit an EOI and it has been assessed, your child will be offered a place at a high school. If you have more than one high school in mind, you will be able to nominate preferences.

If your child will not be attending a NSW Government high school next year (otherwise a private/independent school), you MUST still complete a Placement Not Required form at https://year7.enrol.education.nsw.gov.au/no-placement/?schoolCode=1001

If you are unsure whether they will be attending a NSW Government school (you’ve applied for a private school, or you are moving interstate), we ask that you still complete an EOI and follow up with your school once a decision has been made.

The online process will guide you through your options and collect the information required to make the process as smooth as possible.

For parents/carers who are not able to complete an application online, a paper EOI form can be collected from Mr Hull.

For more information about the process please head to https://year7.enrol.education.nsw.gov.au/?schoolCode=1001

High school EOIs close on Thursday 4 April 2024. All Year 6 students must have a completed EOI or Placement Not Required Form by then.

Regards,

Matt Hull

Stage 3 Assistant Principal (Rel.)

We choose to recognise the Wangal People of the Eora Nation as the true owners of the land on which we stand: of the sky above and of the water that surrounds us. We thank the Elders, both of the past and the present, who are the traditional custodians of this country and we promise to care for the land and respect it as they have done. As we play and learn together, we extend that respect to all Aboriginal people.