Year 7 - 10 Contributions and Charges

Voluntary Contributions of $235 are requested for the year. At less than $6.00 per week, this is a valuable and affordable way to support the school, allowing us to purchase more resources and equipment for your child to use in class. Please note: The $235 is budgeted across all learning areas and does not reflect the students’ course of study.

Payment Methods

The easiest and most secure method of payment is via Qkr. Click here for step by step instructions on how to download the Qkr app.

Payments can also be made via direct deposit to the bank:

Account Name: Morley Senior High School
Bank: Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 066-040
Account Number: 1990 6643

Payment Arrangements
Some families may not be in a position to pay contributions and charges all at one time. Please feel welcome to contact the Finance Officer on 9376 5555 who will assist you in formulating a payment plan to suit your budget.

Voluntary Approved Requests
Voluntary Approved Requests assist the school in replacing and purchasing resources such as Information Technology and school bus replacements.

Pastoral Care $20.00
P&C Contributions per family $40.00
Technology Resource $40.00
Library Resource $15.00

Pastoral Care
The Pastoral Care Team’s role serves the school by encouraging, motivating and inspiring young people to be the best that they can, and to help them through issues that may threaten their potential. The school would appreciate if you could donate to Pastoral Care, as this will assist in maintaining this valuable service to the students.

P&C Contributions
The P&C Association seeks your continued support for 2024. Parents are asked to pay a contribution of $40.00 per family. This contribution enables the P&C to purchase much needed equipment for students.

Technology Resources
All students will be accessing computers, printers and the internet as a tool to assist them in their learning across all curriculum areas. Costs associated in providing this equipment and service to the students is substantial.

Library Resources
This contribution assists in the resourcing of educational and reference books to assist students in their curriculum program. These books are selected according to the school needs and are specific to the curriculum program.

Other Optional Costs
Handbook and Homework Diary $15.00
School Year Book $35.00

Extra Optional Charges
Optional activities are dependent on the student participating in the activity ie: excursions, special programs or general school involvement. Charges to families are calculated on a cost recovery basis and every effort is made to keep the costs to a minimum.Click here for a list of all possible extra optional charges.

Visa Holders
Some visa holders must apply and pay tuition directly to TAFE International WA in addition to the school’s standard requested Voluntary Contributions and Charges. See the following website for further information: https://www.tafeinternational.wa.edu.au/your-study-options/study-at-school

Smartrider Cards
Smartrider Cards are free for Year 7 students. There will be a charge of $5 for any replacement Smartrider Cards in all years.

Secondary Assistance Forms
The State Government, through the Department of Education provides financial support to eligible parents through the Secondary Assistance Scheme (SAS). The aim of this scheme is to assist low income families with secondary schooling costs. The allowance consists of two components:
$235 Educational Program Allowance is paid directly to the school and is taken as payment for the Voluntary Contributions.
$115 Clothing Allowance is paid directly to the parent/guardian to assist with purchasing of the school uniform or parents can opt to direct payment to the school to decrease outstanding balance of Voluntary Contributions and or Charges. Application is made by parents or guardians of students enrolled in Years 7 to 12 up to and including the year the student turns 18 years of age.

Parents/guardians must hold one of the following cards:

Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Health Care Card
Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Pensioner Concession Card
Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner Concession Card

The above cards must be current during first term. You can download an Application Form and bring in completed form with the current signed concession card. You may send the signed form and card in with your child. A school officer must be able to verify the details and signature on the form before it can be processed. Alternatively you may have a Witnessing Officer certifying the details and your signature.

Year 11 & 12 Contributions and Charges

Compulsory Charges 

Payment for all courses in Years 11 and 12 are compulsory. There is no established maximum as charges depend on the subjects selected by the students.

Payment for all courses in Years 11 and 12 are compulsory. There is no established maximum as charges depend on the subjects selected by the students. Payment for certificate courses need to be paid, in full, by Week 3 of Term 1. If these are not paid then we would initiate the process of withdrawing your child from any certificate course and place them into a lower cost subject. We rely on fee payments to cover the costs of teachers, staff, instructional materials and essential services that support the academic and extracurricular activities your child enjoys her at Morley Senior High.

Payment Methods

The easiest and most secure method of payment is via Qkr. Click here for step by step instructions on how to download the Qkr app.

Payments can also be made via direct deposit to the bank:

Account Name: Morley Senior High School
Bank: Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 066-040
Account Number: 1990 6643

Payment arrangements

Some families may not be in a position to pay contributions and charges all at one time. Please feel welcome to contact the Manager Corporate Services on 9376 5555 who will assist you in formulating a payment plan to suit your budget.

Voluntary Approved Requests
Voluntary Approved Requests assist the school in replacing and purchasing resources such as Information Technology and school buses replacements.

Pastoral Care $20.00
P&C Contributions per family $40.00
Technology Resource $40.00
Library Resource $15.00

Pastoral Care
The Pastoral Care Team’s role serves the school by encouraging, motivating and inspiring young people to be the best that they can, and to help them through issues that may threaten their potential. The school would appreciate if you could donate to Pastoral Care, as this will assist in maintaining this valuable service to the students.

P&C Contributions
The P&C Association seeks your continued support for 2024. Parents are asked to pay a contribution of $40.00 per family. This contribution enables the P&C to purchase much needed equipment students use.

Technology Resources
All students will be accessing computers, printers and the internet as a tool to assist them in their learning across all curriculum areas. Costs associated in providing this equipment and service to the students is substantial.

Library Resources
This contribution assists in the resourcing of educational and reference books to assist students in their curriculum program. These books are selected according to the school needs and are specific to the curriculum program.

Other Optional Costs
Handbook and Homework Diary $15.00
School Year Book $35.00

Extra Optional Charges
Optional activities are dependent on the student participating in the activity ie: excursions, special programs or general school involvement. Charges to families are calculated on a cost recovery basis and every effort is made to keep the costs to a minimum. Click here for a list of all possible extra optional charges.

Visa Holders
Some visa holders must apply and pay tuition directly to TAFE International WA in addition to the school’s standard requested Voluntary Contributions and Charges. See the following website for further information: https://www.tafeinternational.wa.edu.au/your-study-options/study-at-school

Smartrider Cards
Smartrider Cards are free for Year 7 students. There will be a charge of $5 for any replacement Smartrider Cards in all years. However, students that turn 18 during the year will require to order an adult Smartrider Card and this will incur a $10 charge.

Secondary Assistance Forms
The State Government, through the Department of Education provides financial support to eligible parents through the Secondary Assistance Scheme (SAS). The aim of this scheme is to assist low income families with secondary schooling costs. The allowance consists of two components:
$235 Educational Program Allowance is paid directly to the school and is taken as payment for the Voluntary Contributions.
$115 Clothing Allowance is paid directly to the parent/guardian to assist with purchasing of the school uniform or parents can opt to direct payment to the school to decrease outstanding balance of Voluntary Contributions and or Charges. Application is made by parents or guardians of students enrolled in Years 7 to 12 up to and including the year the student turns 18 years of age.

Parents/guardians must hold one of the following cards:

Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Health Care Card
Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Pensioner Concession Card
Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner Concession Card

The above cards must be current during first term. You can download an Application Form and bring in completed form with the current signed concession card. You may send the signed form and card in with your child. A school officer must be able to verify the details and signature on the form before it can be processed. Alternatively you may have a Witnessing Officer certifying the details and your signature.