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Our Enrolment Process
Thank you for your interest in Devonport Christian School.
We believe every child is uniquely created and has a purpose to discover. Our enrolment process is an opportunity for families to explore how our Christ-centred community can partner with you in your child’s learning and growth.
At Devonport Christian School, our main entry points are Kindergarten and Year 7, applications for other year levels are welcomed, subject to availability.
To support a smooth enrolment journey, we begin our formal process well in advance. Interviews are typically conducted two years prior to the intended year of entry, and in some cases earlier for high-demand year levels. We encourage families to apply as early as possible, as waiting periods may apply.
Once your application is received after touring, it will be acknowledged and your child will be placed on our Application Register for their nominated year level. Our Enrolments Team will then guide you through the next steps as places become available.
Please view our enrolment process below to get started.
Step 1: Enrolment Enquiry
Complete our online Enrolment Enquiry form to receive your enrolment pack.
Step 2: Confirmation & Tour of School
Following receipt of the Enrolment Enquiry, you will receive a call from our Enrolments Team to confirm receipt and book your personal school tour.
Step 3: Enrolment & Learning Interview
An Enrolment and Learning Interview will be scheduled with our Principal, Chad Smit.
Step 4: Offer
Following the enrolment interview, you will receive written correspondence of the outcome of the interview. Should a place be available, you will receive a letter offering the student a place at Devonport Christian School.
Required Documents
Parents looking at enrolling their child at Devonport Christian School will need to supply copies of the following along with their enrolment form:
- Birth Certificate
- Immunisation records
- Copies of 2 most recent reports (Prep – Year 6)
We encourage parents to enrol their Kinder children early to avoid disappointment.