Enrol Now Enrolments

We are delighted that you are considering a Presentation education for your daughter at St Rita’s College.

If your family is ready to take the next step towards joining our College community our Admissions Team would love to hear from you. 

Ready to Start the Application Process?

All applications must be submitted via the College’s online enrolment application form. Please read our Enrolment FAQs before starting your application.

If your family is ready to take the next step towards joining our St Rita’s College community, our Admissions Team would love to hear from you.

Applications for Year 5, 2027 and Year 7, 2029 are currently open and will close on Friday 23 January 2026.

Limited spaces are currently available in Years 8 - 11.

Email: enrol@stritas.qld.edu.au or phone on (07) 3860 7186

Key Enrolment Information

  • Enrolment applications open from when your daughter is in Prep and close in the third week of January when your daughter is in Year 4.
  • Year 5 and Year 7 are the main entry points for enrolment at the College.
  • Enquiries for all other year levels are welcome, however these are subject to availability.
  • Places in Years 8 to 11 may occasionally become available and are offered subject to availability. Families interested in these year levels are encouraged to contact our College Admissions Team on (07) 3860 7186 prior to submitting an application to join the Enrolments Wait Pool. Should a position become available, offers may be extended to applicants within the Wait Pool in accordance with the College’s enrolment considerations.
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Step 1

Submit An Enrolment Application

Families are welcome to submit an Enrolment Application once their daughter has commenced Prep, for entry into Year 5 or Year 7. Applications remain open until the third week of January in Year 4. Students must hold permanent residency status prior to applying for a position at St Rita's College.

To apply:

  • Complete an online enrolment application for your daughter.
  • Pay a non-refundable Application Fee of $200.
  • Submit a separate application for each student.

Before you start your Enrolment Application, please ensure you have the following documents ready:  

  • A copy of your daughter’s birth certificate.
  • Baptismal certificate and any Sacrament certificates if applicable.
  • Last 2 school reports if appliable.
  • Reports of any diagnostic testing, Personalised Learning Plans from the current school, disability diagnosis, specialist letters or other relevant reports if applicable.
  • Any additional supporting documentation, e.g. court order, permanent residency visa.

Students applying to enter the College in years 8 to 11 are encouraged to contact our Admissions Team prior to submitting an application to join the Enrolments Wait Pool.

Step 2

Collecting Additional Information

In Term 3 of Year 3, the College will contact you regarding the collection of additional supporting documents, any additional information about your daughter’s learning profile, co-curricular information and allows parents / guardians to update any personal information provided in the initial Enrolment Application.

  • Copies of your daughter’s 2 most recent school report.
  • A copy of your daughter’s most recent NAPLAN results.
  • Reports of any diagnostic testing, Personalised Learning Plans from the current school, disability diagnosis, specialist letters or other relevant reports if applicable.
  • Any additional supporting documentation that could include, but not limited to – references, your daughter’s achievements, court orders, Sacrament certificates.

Failure to respond to the request for additional information at this time, may result in the College not being able to offer a place or cancellation of the Application for enrolment. 

Step 3

Invitation to Interview

Following a review, your family may be invited to attend an enrolment interview with a member of the College Leadership Team. Interviews with parents and students typically occur in November of Year 3 or February of Year 4.  

Please note: An invitation to interview does not guarantee an offer of enrolment. All applications are reviewed in line with our Enrolments Policy. 

Interviews for students seeking entry into years other than Year 5 and Year 7 will be conducted throughout the year, subject to available places. 

Step 4

Offers of Enrolment and Confirming a Place

Enrolment offers for Year 5 and Year 7 are made in writing in Term 1 of Year 4.  Where applications exceed available places, families will be invited to join the College’s Enrolments Wait Pool for future consideration should vacancies arise. 

Offers of enrolment are confirmed upon submission of the Enrolment Contract and payment of the non-refundable Enrolment Fee of $1,200. 

Enrolment offers for year levels outside of Year 5 and Year 7 intake years may be made throughout the year as places become available.  

Step 5

Onboarding & Orientation

Onboarding and orientation for students and families begins the year prior to commencing at the College. During this time there are many opportunities to connect with future and current students, families, and staff including: 

  • Co-curricular Clinics and Programs
  • Student Connect Days
  • Parent and Student Information Sessions
  • Orientation Activities 

A Commencement Deposit of $1,000 is payable in June of the year prior to entry (Year 4 or Year 6). This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable, however, it will be deducted from your daughter’s first year’s tuition fees. 

Join Us For Primary

Our Primary Years program fosters the development of students through tailor-made learning and pastoral programs designed to nurture inquisitive learners, build confidence, and grow character as people of integrity as students move through the College and into their teenage years. 

Our Year 5 and Year 6 students are supported at each step of their journey by staff who are committed to providing excellence in age-appropriate learning experiences and pastoral support. Our specialist Primary teachers work alongside Secondary specialists to deliver the Religious Education program and the eight key learning areas of the P-12 Curriculum; English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, Health and Physical Education, Technologies, The Arts and Languages. View our Primary Subjects.

Applications for Year 5 entry can be made online from the time a student is in Year 3.
Contact our Admissions Team today to learn more or complete an online enrolment form.

Join Us For Senior

Our Senior students are encouraged to question rather than to assume, to challenge rather than to conform, and are empowered to take the lead rather than to follow.

At St Rita’s College, we understand that figuring out what you want to do after school can be challenging, especially as our students exit the school gates and enter into jobs and careers that are continuously evolving. To support our Senior students through this time our dedicated team of teachers remain committed to providing a comprehensive and engaging curriculum to equip students with the foundational skills and knowledge to realise their potential and create opportunities to critically and confidently explore their interests beyond the classroom. 

Here are some ways we support our Senior students to make informed decisions about their future, while still enjoying their time as SRC students:

  • A wide breadth of subject choices to allow students to study areas of strength and interest
  • ATAR and Tertiary Vocational Pathways, including the opportunity to study the Diploma of Business and other various qualifications while at school
  • Year 11 Work Experience Program
  • Sofitel Noosa Resort and Spa ‘Live and Learn’ Work Experience - An immersive program unique to St Rita’s College
  • Careers Fairs and Expos
  • Career Counselling and Guidance
  • Year 10 Careers Day
  • Subject Selection Support and mentoring for students
  • Access to alumnae and College community connections
  • Active Student tracking and response
  • View our Senior Subjects

In teaching our students the courage to stand alone, and the power of standing together as a College community, we challenge and support them to be people of action not just words as they prepare to live and learn beyond the school gates. 

Limited spaces are currently available in Years 10 - 11. 
Applications for Year 7 entry can be made online from the time a student is in Year 3.

Contact our Admissions Team today to learn more or complete an online enrolment form.

Enrolment FAQs
What documents do I need to supply during the enrolment process?
Who can enrol?
When are our main entry years?
When should I submit an application for enrolment?
How much does it cost to apply?
How are applications considered?
Are we required to attend an enrolment interview?
When are offers of enrolment made?
How do I accept an offer of enrolment?
If we receive an offer, can we defer commencement?
What happens if my daughter does not receive an offer?
What support and extension opportunities are available at the College?
Does the College offer scholarships and bursaries?
Can my family visit the College?
Who can I speak to during the application process?

What documents do I need to supply during the enrolment process?

  • Birth certificate
  • Most recent school reports
  • NAPLAN Report
  • A copy of your daughter's Baptismal certificate, Confirmation and Eucharist certificates (as applicable)
  • Educational support documentation that could include – diagnostic testing results, Personalised Learning Plans, specialist reports and other relevant reports.

Who can enrol?

St Rita’s College enrols girls from Years 5 – 12. Founded on the charism of Nano Nagle and inspired by the Presentation Sisters, St Rita's College is a faith community that provides a Catholic education for young women. Our student body is rich and varied and students from diverse religious backgrounds are welcome to apply.

Parents enrolling their daughters at St Rita's accept the College’s expectations in terms of student attendance at formal religious education lessons and religious exercises as outlined in the College Mission Statement.

When are our main entry years?

The College's main enrolment intake years are Year 5 and Year 7, with the greatest number of places being offered for Year 7 entry. Applications for Year 5 and Year 7 must be made online and are accepted from the time your daughter starts Prep and close on the 3rd Friday in January of Year 4.   

Applications for both the Year 5 and Year 7 entry are considered at the same time. This means that families are required to indicate their preferred entry year.

Enquiries for all year levels are welcome, however these are subject to limited availability. Students applying to enter in years outside of Year 5 and Year 7 are encouraged to contact our Admissions Team to check the availability of places in your requested year level. 

When should I submit an application for enrolment?

St Rita’s College accepts applications from the time your daughter commences in Prep. 

Applications for Year 5 and Year 7 entry open when your daughter is in Prep and close on the third Friday in January of Year 4.

Please ensure you have submitted an online enrolment application by the closing date for your daughter to be considered. Applications received after the closing date for Year 5 and Year 7 entry will be placed in our enrolments wait pool.

Enquiries for all year levels are welcome throughout the year, however these are subject to limited availability.

Students applying to enter the College in years outside of Year 5 and Year 7 are encouraged to contact our Admissions Team to check the availability of places in your requested year level prior to submitting an application. An online enrolment application must be completed to be considered for the wait pool.

How much does it cost to apply?

A non-refundable enrolment application of $200.00 is required at the time of application.

Visit our Fees page for information on College fees and payments.

How are applications considered?

All applications are subject to a thorough review process guided by our Enrolments Policy.

St Rita’s continues to build a rich tapestry of heritage and we abundantly welcome new family associations each year. In the determination of placements preference will generally be given in the following order of priority: 

1. Siblings of current or past students
2. Daughters of past students
3. Catholic students
4. Students who belong to other faith traditions
5. The College’s ability to cater for the specific talents and needs of each student.

Are we required to attend an enrolment interview?

All offers of enrolment at the College will be made subject to consideration of the information contained in the Enrolment Application and an interview with a member of the College Leadership Team.

Invitations for Year 5 and Year 7 enrolment interviews will be made in writing and commence during Term 4 when your daughter is in Year 3. Interviews may continue into Year 4, term 1. Successful applications will be contacted to arrange a suitable interview time.

Interviews for students seeking entry into years other than Year 5 and Year 7 will be conducted throughout the year subject to available places within the desired entry year level. Families will be contacted to arrange a suitable interview time to meet with members of the College Leadership Team.

When are offers of enrolment made?

Offers for Year 5 and Year 7 entry 

Offers of enrolment will be made in writing early in Term 1 when your child is in Year 4. 

Offers for Year 6, Year 8, Year 9, Year 10 and Year 11 entry

Out of intake applications are addressed on a case by case basis and offers are made in writing throughout the year.

How do I accept an offer of enrolment?

Enrolment Contract and Enrolment Fee

If an offer of enrolment is made, parents will be asked to confirm their acceptance by paying an Enrolment Fee. This sum is payable as a single payment of $1,200 on acceptance. You will also be asked to digitally sign and return the Enrolment Contract. In the event of a cancellation, enrolment deposits are non-refundable.

Commencement Deposit

In the year prior to your child starting at St Rita’s College, you will be asked to pay a Commencement Deposit of $1,000.00. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable, however, it will be deducted from your first term’s tuition fees.

If we receive an offer, can we defer commencement?

All Offers of Enrolment specify a specific commencement year. If you choose to decline this offer you can request to be placed in our enrolments wait pool for future vacancies in other years. As vacancies become available the College will make subsequent offers in line with our Enrolment Policy. 

If you receive an offer for Year 5, there is no guarantee a position will be available in Year 7 as applications for both the Year 5 and Year 7 intake are considered at the same time. 

What happens if my daughter does not receive an offer?

Each year the College receives a high number of applications for limited positions and unfortunately we are unable to accommodate everyone. If your daughter does not receive an offer you can request to be placed on our enrolments wait pool. As vacancies become available the College may make subsequent offers in line with our Enrolment Policy. 

What happens if my daughter does not receive a Year 5 offer?

Applications for both the Year 5 and Year 7 entry are considered at the same time. In the event the College is not able to offer your daughter a Year 5 position, your daughter will be considered for a Year 7 position. As vacancies become available the College will make subsequent offers in line with our Enrolment Policy.

What support and extension opportunities are available at the College?

Through thoughtful curriculum design and teaching practices, each student’s individual requirements are acknowledged and addressed. We are committed to embracing and supporting the diverse learning profiles of our students, including those with disabilities. A dedicated team of inclusive education staff, including specialist teachers and teacher aides, collaborate closely with classroom teachers to provide targeted support and reduce barriers to learning and assessment. Through this collaborative approach, we aim to provide every student with the opportunity to achieve both personal and academic success.

For high-achieving learners, we offer a dynamic range of High Potential Learning and Extension programs designed to extend, enrich, and inspire.  Students can engage in Extension Mathematics and Extension Humanities classes, which challenge them to think deeply, solve complex problems, and explore big ideas beyond the standard curriculum.

Does the College offer scholarships and bursaries?

Scholarships

St Rita's College does not offer scholarships.

Bursaries

The St Rita’s College Bursary program supports education opportunities for incoming students from families who, without financial assistance, would not be able to afford a St Rita’s College education. Further information can be found here.

If you are a current St Rita's College family experiencing financial hardship please contact the Director of Business and Finance on 38621615.

Can my family visit the College?

College Tours provide a wonderful opportunity for families to experience the vibrancy of our St Rita's College community first hand as you explore our campus and learn more about our College offerings. Throughout the year numerous tours are conducted. To secure your spot on a College Tour that suits your family please register via our website. 

Information on College Tours and our annual Open Day are available via our website.

Who can I speak to during the application process?

If you have any questions regarding the admissions process, College tours or require support to complete and online enrolment application, please contact our Admissions Team via enrol@stritas.qld.edu.au or phone (07) 3860 7186.

Please advise our Admissions Team of any changes to your contact details or enrolment circumstances.

Enquiries 

College Tours and Open Days

Please visit the College Tours page for dates and registration. 

General Enquiries
Please submit an enrolment enquiry and our Admissions Team will be in contact.