Virtual School Tour
School Tours
We welcome prospective families within our zone to attend one of our school tours. They are an excellent opportunity to see some of our classrooms and onsite facilities as well as ask any questions or queries. It’s also a chance to see if our school could be the best fit for your family and children. It’s important to look at a range of schools and consider the different programs they offer as well as the culture within the school community.
Please see the follow the link here that lists all the requirements, tour dates and how to book.
Please see the follow the link here that lists all the requirements, tour dates and how to book.
Foundation Enrolments
Enrolments open in April for the following year's intake of Foundation students. Families who plan to enrol Foundation students should register their interest with the school office by 28th July 2023, however, late enrolments may be accepted. Priority placements are offered to students who reside in the school zone. Our aim is to confirm placements by 11th August 2023. The school will contact each family individually to confirm their place.
Please access the document below for more information on the Foundation enrolment timeline and process.
Please access the document below for more information on the Foundation enrolment timeline and process.
| foundation_enrolment_timeline_2024.pdf |
Years 1-6 Enrolments
Enrolments are accepted for all year levels for students who reside in the school zone. Enrolment forms will be distributed from our office to families of students who have been offered a placement at our school.
School Zone
Every Victorian student has a legislated right to enrol at their designated neighbourhood school.
The school zone for Strathmore North Primary School is available here. Students who reside within the allocated school zone (based on their permanent residential address) are guaranteed a place at our school. Students who reside outside the allocated school zone will be considered based on the criteria set out by the Department of Education, this may result in the student being placed on the waiting list.
School zones for Victorian government schools are available at findmyschool.vic.gov.au We cannot endorse advice from real estate agents or other websites.
For any feedback or queries about school zones, please contact the Victorian School Building Authority (VSBA) via:
Email: vsba@education.vic.gov.au
Telephone: 1800 896 950
The school zone for Strathmore North Primary School is available here. Students who reside within the allocated school zone (based on their permanent residential address) are guaranteed a place at our school. Students who reside outside the allocated school zone will be considered based on the criteria set out by the Department of Education, this may result in the student being placed on the waiting list.
School zones for Victorian government schools are available at findmyschool.vic.gov.au We cannot endorse advice from real estate agents or other websites.
For any feedback or queries about school zones, please contact the Victorian School Building Authority (VSBA) via:
Email: vsba@education.vic.gov.au
Telephone: 1800 896 950
Enrolment Priority Order
We manage enrolment applications that considers the following priority order of placement:
- Students for whom their permanent residential address is within the school zone.
- Students who have a sibling enrolled at the school.
- Students in order of proximity (by straight line from the Administration area of the school) of their home to Strathmore North Primary.
Evidence of Permanent Address
As part of our enrolment process, evidence must be provided to confirm that a student resides in the allocated school zone. All documents provided must show the same permanent address (not postal address) as well as the parent or carers name that is recorded on the school enrolment application form. The documentation that is required for enrolment can be found here.
Enrolment applications may not be successful if the requested documentation is not provided.
Enrolment applications may not be successful if the requested documentation is not provided.
| 100-point-address-checklist.pdf |
Evidence of Student's Full Name and Date of Birth
As part of the enrolment process, Victorian government schools should ask for the student’s birth certificate as evidence of the student’s full name and date of birth.
Where a birth certificate cannot be produced, other evidence should be provided that identifies a student’s full name and date of birth, including a passport, citizenship documents or Australia visa documents.
Where no official documentation can be produced, the school must ask for other identifying documentation such as a doctor's note attesting to a child's age and/or a Medicare card.
Where a birth certificate cannot be produced, other evidence should be provided that identifies a student’s full name and date of birth, including a passport, citizenship documents or Australia visa documents.
Where no official documentation can be produced, the school must ask for other identifying documentation such as a doctor's note attesting to a child's age and/or a Medicare card.
Evidence of Immunisation History Statement
As part of the enrolment process, Victorian government primary schools are required to:
- request that parents and carers provide an Immunisation History Statement for their child from the Australian Immunisation Register
- take a copy of all Immunisation History Statements and record information on the immunisation status of each enrolled child