Enrolment
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Campus Allocation
Students are allocated the campus in closest proximity to their primary residential address.
This is done to allow for the provision of College courses and to ensure the very highest levels of care and support for, staff, students and carers.
Requests for campus transfers are permitted for exceptional circumstances on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of and by the College Principal. Requests must be made via email.
On occasion students may need to travel to a different campus on the free College bus in order attend the subject of their preference. Students are also encouraged make use of this service should they need to travel to a more convenient location for outside of school activities.
Please refer to our Campus boundary illustration to learn more or search for your address.
Steps to Enrolment
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Submit an Enrolment enquiry form so we can best help you or answer any questions you may have.
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We will contact you about opportunities to join us for Open Days, Tour Days, Expos or Information Evenings at either campus.
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This online application form takes around 20 minutes to complete. You will need to have personal details on hand to upload. If there is something you don’t have to hand, don't worry you can come back to it at anytime. It’s never too late or too early to apply.
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Following the successful processing of your enrolment application, the College will issue an email of Acceptance.
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Students choose their own courses at sessions held throughout the year. Families have the opportunity to sit down with staff for a conversation about which courses complement student's own interests, strengths, and desired career pathways.
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Head Start is an orientation program held in December for students who are new to the GYC community. The aim is to orientate them to our campuses before formal classes return the following year. This turbocharges their transition to senior secondary education.