Enrolment Process

Enrolment Process

Thank you for considering a Steiner education for your child at Silver Tree Steiner School.

By joining our community, you enter a partnership with the school. It is essential that prospective families be fully informed about the underlying philosophy and school expectations to ensure congruence between school and home for the child.

 

1. View our Prospectus

To gain a better understanding of our school please read through our prospectus.

Prospectus

 

2. Attend a Tour

The best way to learn more about our school is to visit. See our school in action from Kindergarten to Class 6.

If possible, we recommend attending without young children as there is a substantial amount of information to take in. If this is not possible, please feel free to bring your children along and they will be warmly welcomed.

Attend a School Tour

3. Complete an Application

The next step is to submit an Application. The Application can be completed online by clicking the button below.

 

Please be sure to include all required documents, as applications will not be added to the waitlist until all documentation is received.

Kindy/Primary Application

4. Attend an Interview

When a place becomes available, you will be invited to an interview.

This is a time to ask any questions you may have, and find out more about your child’s first day.

 

 

 

5. Offer of Enrolment

After a successful interview, you will be sent an offer of enrolment. Upon acceptance, an Enrolment Form is completed and an enrolment fee is paid to secure your child’s placement at Silver Tree Steiner School.

Fee Schedule

6. Engage with our Community

Our school community is based on fostering healthy relationships. We actively engage our community and ask everyone to actively interact with the school. You can do this in many different ways, for example:

  1. Familiarise yourself with the school handbook and policies
  2. Download the Schoolzine App
  3. Attend parent meetings each term
  4. Read the school newsletter
  5. Participate in parent education talks
  6. Attend termly busy bees
  7. Attend school festivals and class performances
  8. Join the parent craft group
  9. Respond to class carer emails
  10. Be pro-active in arranging play dates and class catch ups
  11. Join the Parents and Friends Association
Book a tour today