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Welcome
Monte is a vibrant community that offers places to girls from a variety of primary schools. We do not require applicants to sit an examination or College interview before being offered a place.
We encourage families to attend our annual Open Day or book a term tour to see what Monte has to offer. All aspects of the College — academic, pastoral, spiritual and extra-curricular programs — are showcased on the day, with displays, demonstrations and activities taking place throughout.
Registration is essential.
Open Day and College Tours
Additional tour dates:
- Tuesday 10 November 2026, Term 4
Our next full College Open Day will be held in March 2027, date to be confirmed.
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Open Day 2026
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Virtual Tours
applying to monte
Application Process
We are delighted that you are considering Monte for your daughter and understand that choosing a school for her secondary education is an important decision.
Our Registrar is available to help you with any questions you may have regarding a Monte education and the enrolment process.
Application
Places are offered to baptised Catholics in chronological order of receipt of the application, provided the year of entry still has vacancies and the necessary documentation is supplied with the application.
Documentation required is:
- A copy of your daughter’s baptism certificate (if she has been baptised Catholic)
- A reference pertaining to the family
A fee of $250 (including GST) is payable at the time of application. Payment methods are provided in the Year Entry Enrolment Package section below.
Acceptance/Wait Listing
On receipt of your application with required documentation, and if a place is available in your daughter’s year of entry, you will be offered a place on the confirmed class list.
An acceptance fee of $750 will be required to secure her place. This fee is non-refundable.
Applications are accepted from non-Catholics. Their names will remain on the Waiting List until we start the final enrolment process two years out from their starting date. It will be at this time that a position may become available.
As per our Enrolment Policy, priority on the Waiting List is given to daughters of Alumni and siblings of current, past and future students with a confirmed place.
Confirmation of Enrolment
Confirmation of enrolment is needed two years before expected commencement date. At this time the Confirmation of Enrolment Fee (currently $2500) is required to be paid to confirm a student’s place at Monte. This fee is non-refundable.
FAQS
Need Further Information?
Our Prospectus provides an informative overview of life at Monte, and the wide range of activities and opportunities available to your daughter:
Our Registrar is available to help you with any questions you may have regarding a Monte education and the enrolment process.
If you have any queries not answered here, please make an enquiry to our enrolments team.
- A copy of your daughter’s birth certificate.
- A copy of your daughter’s baptism certificate, if she has been baptised Catholic.
- A copy of a written reference pertaining to the family.
- A copy of Family Court Orders and/or custody orders and/ or parenting plans (if applicable).
- A copy of your daughter’s residency/citizenship documents:
- if your daughter was born overseas,
- OR if both parents were born overseas,
- OR Parent’s Visa Grant Notice (this applies to parent/s who are not Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia but are currently residing in Australia).
Yes – until such time that we receive the baptism certificate your daughter’s name will be placed on the wait list. Upon receipt, if there are confirmed places remaining in her year of entry, an offer of a confirmed place will be made. If not, her name will remain on the wait list, but with the original date of application.
The family reference can be from a parish priest, a family friend or long-standing colleague. There is no specific content that must be included in a reference. Typically referees say how they know the family, how long they have known them and comment on the family values. If appropriate, they can make comment about the parents’ participation in their local parish and their commitment to providing their children with a Catholic education.