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- Friday, 28 November 2008, 9:30am - 3:30pm - confirmation of enrolment for Year 11 and Year 12 students continuing at Claremont College, and Book Sales
- Tuesday, 2 December 2008, 9:30am – 6:30pm - Confirmation of enrolment for all new students, and Book Sales
- Wednesday, 3 December 2008, 9:30am – 3:30pm
Confirmation of enrolment for all new students, and Book Sales
- Tuesday, 3 February 2009, 9:30am – 3:30pm Enrolment Day
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How
much is the locker deposit?
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$20
- which is refunded at the end of your time at college. |
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How
much will I pay in levies?
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$280 - full
time
$70
- per subject (up to a maximum of $280)
Levies
can be paid when you confirm your enrolment (EFTPOS available).
All levies should be paid to the General Office or on line by Friday,
20 March 2009.
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Who
do I ask for help?
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Your
tutor group teacher will be able to answer most of your questions.
In B Block, we have other people you can go to for help such
as course counsellors, a social worker and tutors in literacy
and numeracy. |
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How
do I get my books and stationery?
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Books
and stationery will be available for collection or ordering
on all enrolment days and from the College Bookshop, once
classes resume. Email the bookshop stories@stories.net.au
for further information. |
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What
happens on the first day?
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Year
11 students start on Thursday, 12 February 2009 and meet in
the Student Common Room at 9:00am. You will be shown how your
timetable works, how you get a locker, how to get your own
email and Internet address, how the library operates and get
your bus pass. Year 12 students start on Friday, 13 February
2009. |
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Do
I have to attend all classes?
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Yes.
Subject teachers check attendance at every lesson. Absences
are listed as 'unexplained' (and this could affect your Youth
Allowance) unless you hand in to the General Office a doctor's
certificate, appointment card or a note from your parents.
Attendance reports are mailed to parents regularly and tutor
group teachers telephone parents about unexplained absences.
Parents should telephone the College if they have concerns.
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How
do I find out about my progress?
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You
get a full subject report twice a year. After reports are
issued, there is a Parent/Teacher night. Your parents can
also telephone the College about your progress. |
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Where
will I live if I am a country student?
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The College manages some accommodation for country students. Please note that this accommodation
is limited. You will need to contact our Social Worker, Alex Hicks, early to discuss options.
Breakfast Program – The College runs a breakfast program for students who have to leave home early to get to College. |
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Who
can study through Flexible Learning?
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Flexible
Learning is for people
unable to attend normal classes. A Handbook is available at
the General Office or you can access an electronic version by following the link to courses in the menu at the top of the page. |
