Each Catholic school has its own procedure for enrolment. Parents are encouraged to contact their preferred school, to find out more. You may also complete an enrolment application form and this will be provided to your school-of-choice. Please note; not every Brisbane Catholic school may be listed on this form.
Log into the BCE Connect App using your email address as your username and enter your newly created password. Logging in will unlock all the features of BCE Connect. You can also access the Parent Portal from the Parent Portal link on the BCE Connect App. 5. Visit the Parent Portal
School boards demonstrate Brisbane Catholic Education’s commitment to good governance, and the importance of parent and community partnerships.
Unlike Education Queensland schools, Brisbane Catholic schools do not have catchment areas but they have Archdiocesan parish areas. If your parish does not have a school, you can apply for enrolment at any bordering parish that has a school.
Brisbane Catholic Education believes that education is a partnership between the school and the home. It is important that both work together and that there is consistency in approach and standards.
In primary schools, parents may be invited to take part in a range of classroom activities and excursions, as well as at events in support of the school.
Parent engagement. Parents and Friends Association. The Parents & Friends Association is an integral part of the Catholic school community in the archdiocese and provides a formal structure for parents and others interested in the welfare of the students to plan and organise activities for the benefit of the school, ...
School boards enable parents, carers, guardians, staff, community members, parish priests and parishioners to participate on the peak participatory, advisory and consultative group to enhance leadership, wisdom and dialogue in school decision-making.
More detailed information on enrolment can be found on the school's website , including the order of priority. A school's enrolment registrar can help you with enquiries, so please contact the school directly.
As a parent/carer, you have a responsibility to advise the school immediately if any changes occur to your family's circumstances that has the potential to impact on the relationship between the school and parents and/or student.
Each school will have a Student Behaviour Support policy which will address how the school manages complaints of bullying. If as a parent/carer, you are concerned that your child is being bullied, the issue should be raised with your child's teacher in the first instance. If you are not satisfied with the teacher's response, you can contact the school's guidance counsellor or principal.
In saying this, acceptance is not guaranteed and is subject to each school's enrolment process. We encourage you to directly contact the college about this.
The insurance policy held with Catholic Church Insurance (CCI), covers students while at school and school sponsored activities, and will cover medical and hospital costs not covered by Medicare. A copy of the insurance brochure is available from your school.
If your parish does not have a school, you can apply for enrolment at any bordering par ish that has a school. If you want to enrol your child into a particular Catholic school, you can, regardless of your location. In saying this, acceptance into that school is subject to their enrolment process.