School Fees

SCHOOL FEES

School fees are set annually by the Woodville High School Governing Council.

2021 MATERIALS & SERVICES CHARGES

School fees are set annually by the Woodville High School Governing Council and for 2021 the compulsory Materials and Services Charge is $490.00. Some courses and extra-curricular activities, including VET, sports, excursions, camps and instrument hire, attract additional fees during the year.

Full payment of the Materials & Services Charges is due by 31 May 2021; unless

a School Card Application has been completed; or
a Student Fees Instalment Payments Agreement has been completed.

PAYMENT OPTIONS

FULL FEES

QKR

1. Payment by 31 May 2021

Payment can be made by cash, cheque or card at the school finance office, or you can phone the school and pay by card. You can also make payments online with a Visa card, MasterCard, or Debit card via BPoint through the school website at:

https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/woodvillehighschool

Use the “Pay Invoice” link on the home page and you will be able to use your card to make your payment securely online.

2. Apply for the School Card Grant

The School Card Grant is an income-tested scheme to provide assistance to low to average income families for payment of school fees. To qualify for School Card, your family’s gross income must be below a certain limit. This limit depends on how many dependent children you have. The table below lists the income limits for applications lodged in 2021 – based on the family’s gross income in the 2019/2020 financial year.

All application forms along with detailed information describing the application process (including how to apply online) can be accessed at www.sa.gov.au/topics/education-and-learning/financial-help-scholarships-and-grants/school-card-scheme . Please complete the form appropriate to your situation. If you need help completing the form, or choosing which form is right for your circumstances, contact the school or call the School Card section on 1800 672 758. Application forms are also available from the school finance office.

Qkr (pronounced - Quicker) is a FREE app to enable mobile payment for school-based accounts. The app enables parents, carers and students at Woodville High School to use their mobile devices to make payments, saving time and alleviating the hassle of having money at school. Qkr is a secure and easy way to pay for school items from your phone at a time and place that suits you.
Woodville High School receives a detailed report of all payments daily, as does the coordinating staff member for items such as excursion.

For those without access to a smart phone, a web-based version of Qkr is available at:
https://qkr-store.qkrschool.com/store/#/home

Although the app is a MasterCard initiative, it enables payment from most financial institutions and major credit cards with Safe and Secure MasterCard Technology.

CLICK here for instructions

Eligibility income limits for a student attending a government school

Number of dependent children	Gross annual income limit	Gross weekly income limit
1 child	$60,867	$1,171
2 children	$61,954	$1,192
3 children	$63,041	$1,213
4 children	$64,128	$1,234
5 children	$65,215	$1,255
More than five children	Add $1,087 for each dependent child	Add $21 for each dependent child

School card eligibility does not automatically roll over year on year. Families seeking assistance are required to apply each school year.

3. Payment of fees by instalments

To pay fees by instalments parents are requested to complete the Student Fees Instalment Payments Agreement. This agreement is required for all student fees that will not be fully paid by 31 May 2021. All instalment payments should be completed by 1 October 2021.

If you choose to have instalments automatically deducted from a credit card or bank account you must complete the Direct Debit Request form and return the completed form to the school. Please allow 10 days from the date of returning your forms to the start of your first payment. This allows the agreement to be processed by our office and banking institution.