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Old 30-12-2006, 01:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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How to select a school?

WE have just got our visa and will be on our way asap ( house to sell) My wife has the kids on a waiting list of a private school, but if all the people infront on the list take the places then we will have to probably use a state school.
So if we move to south Perth( for example ) do you automatclly go to the nearest school with a place? can you pick and choose?
Exactly what is the procedure for getting kids into a school?
We have twin girls aged 6 and 3 months (26/09/2000)
thanks for your time

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Old 30-12-2006, 12:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Picking a school

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WE have just got our visa and will be on our way asap ( house to sell) My wife has the kids on a waiting list of a private school, but if all the people infront on the list take the places then we will have to probably use a state school.
So if we move to south Perth( for example ) do you automatclly go to the nearest school with a place? can you pick and choose?
Exactly what is the procedure for getting kids into a school?
We have twin girls aged 6 and 3 months (26/09/2000)
thanks for your time
we just went along to the local primary and enrolled them and they started immediately. The state primary schools here, in my opinion, are very good
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Old 31-12-2006, 10:48 AM   #3 (permalink)
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We have our children enrolled at the local primary to start on 31st Jan - we arrive on the 7th. It did depend on catchment area for this particular school though but I guess they would take a little further away if they had places. The school also feeds into a good High School (rated in the top 5 in WA).

We emailed the school(s) in the area we'll be renting in initially

We have no worries about using the state system which we've heard is very good - the principle has gone out of his way to be helpful, even getting my eldest a pen-pal who will be in the same year.

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