NSW School Fees
Jun 8th 2008, 7:32 am
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NSW School Fees
I'm trying to find out who has to pay school fees in NSW as I've had some conflicting info.
Is it only those with citizenship that do not have to pay the yearly fees?
I'm going on a permanent residency visa and just want to know if I'm doing to be hit with a A$2k+ a year fee every year
Is it only those with citizenship that do not have to pay the yearly fees?
I'm going on a permanent residency visa and just want to know if I'm doing to be hit with a A$2k+ a year fee every year
Jun 8th 2008, 7:59 am
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Re: NSW School Fees
It is only those on a temporary visa that have to pay school fees. Unless, of course you opt for private schooling. You will however get termly invoices which cover stationery / books, excursions, classes where teachers are brought in (i.e. Italian, gym and dance) and usually at the beginning of the year you will be asked to pay a "voluntary contribution" to the library fund and the P & C.
Jun 8th 2008, 9:54 am
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Re: NSW School Fees
It is only those on a temporary visa that have to pay school fees. Unless, of course you opt for private schooling. You will however get termly invoices which cover stationery / books, excursions, classes where teachers are brought in (i.e. Italian, gym and dance) and usually at the beginning of the year you will be asked to pay a "voluntary contribution" to the library fund and the P & C.
