Enrolments for 2021 We welcome your interest in St Patrick’s College Silverstream. Enrolments for Year 9 in 2021 are now open and close on Tuesday 30 June 2020.

Please refer to the Enrolment Scheme for the priority of Enrolment.

Enrolment at St Patrick’s College is primarily for students in Year 9 for Day Boys and Boarder Students. However, we do have limited places available in other year levels.

Due to COVID-19 our Open Day due to be held on Friday 1 May has been cancelled and you need to submit your enrolment to our Registrar, Mrs Dawn Clark via email. If you have any questions regarding enrolment please direct them to Mrs Clark. Enrolments for 2021 Year 9 Boarders is open and you will be advised separately about the Try Boarding Weekends. Enrolment Packs are not available during the lockdown for collection from the College. Completed forms can only be received via email or through the post.

It is very important to include the correct documentation with your Enrolment Application.

Please include copies of the following documentation with your Enrolment Application form when submitting it.

• Signed Application for Enrolment Form • Copy of Birth Certificate or Passport • Copy of NZ residency or Work Permit (if applicable) • Signed Preference Certificate from your local Parish Priest. You would need to phone or

email your Parish to see what the procedures each Parish will follow during COVID-19 lockdowns.

• Signed Attendance Dues Contract • Copy of the most recent full School Report

All enrolment enquiries should be directed to:

Mrs Dawn Clark Registrar St Patrick’s College Silverstream Private Bag 906 Upper Hutt Phone: 027 5653336 Email: clarkd@stream.school.nz

Here is the link to the latest Education Review Office Report:

#https://www.ero.govt.nz/review-reports/st-patricks-college-silverstream-24-12-2018/

mailto:clarkd@stream.school.nzhttps://www.ero.govt.nz/review-reports/st-patricks-college-silverstream-24-12-2018/

St Patrick's College, Silverstream | 207 Fergusson Drive Silverstream Upper Hutt, Wellington 5018 Private Bag 906, Upper Hutt | +64 4 939 4224

Dear Parents / Caregivers Thank you for your interest in St Patrick’s College Silverstream.

The College was founded in 1931 by the Marist Fathers to provide a Catholic education for boys. For most of its history, the majority of the students boarded at the College. In the last 20 years, the number of day students from the Hutt Valley has increased dramatically. A resurgence of interest in boarding in the last three years means that now over 100 of the 720 students are boarders at the College. The fact that these boys and the staff who care for them reside here provides a different environment to other Colleges. There are always students and staff on-site. It is more than a school. It is a place to Belong and be accepted. It is a home away from home, for both day students and boarders. St Patrick’s College Silverstream places a strong emphasis on Values and Excellence.

The College maintains and nurtures the Catholic and Marist tradition established by the priests and brothers of the Society of Mary. The values emphasised are those of the Gospels, as modelled and preached by Jesus and lived in a particular way by his mother Mary, from whom the word Marist comes. The students are encouraged to pursue excellence in all the activities that they undertake – spiritual, academic, cultural, sporting and social. There is an understanding that excellence is individual and is achieved by being the best that one can be.

We are committed to the boys learning to take control of their own destiny. This Self-management approach builds independence, resilience and accountability.

Our timeline for 2021 enrolment is:

Tuesday 30 June 2020 Enrolments for 2021 close Friday 7 August 2020 Notification of acceptance (or not) Friday 21 August 2020 You must notify us by this date if you are accepting a place for 2021.

Please complete the attached forms and return them to Dawn Clark, Registrar on clarkd@stream.school.nz by Tuesday 30 June 2020 for 2021 enrolments if you have any questions. You must make contact with your Parish Priest to have the Preference Certificate signed.

We love our College and believe that it offers an inclusive and challenging 21st Century education for young men, helping them to develop as “compassionate, just and successful” citizens.

Sectare Fidem

Grahame Duffy Rector

STUDENT Starting Year:

Year Level: 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 (Please circle one)

Day Boy / Boarder (Please circle one)

Student Legal First Names:

Student Legal Surname:

School Presently Attending and Year:

Date of Birth:

Brother(s) at St Patrick’s College:

Home/Mobile Phone:

Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………… Post Code: ……………

Country of Birth:

Religion:

Ethnicity: NZ European Other European …………………………………………………….. Other………………………………… Maori (Specify Iwi) …………………………………………………………………….. Pacific Island (specify) ………………………………………….

PARENT / CAREGIVER Primary Caregiver (Mother) Primary Caregiver (Father)

Title: (Mrs, Ms, Miss, Dr) Title: (Mr, Dr)

Full Name: Full Name:

Address: Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………….. ……………………………………………………………………Post Code: …………. ……………………………………………………………Post Code: …………

Tick the box if you want the account split between two parties

Mobile: Mobile:

Email: Email:

I /We agree/do not agree to emails being sent for any circumstances relating to the College / our son’s activities in accordance with the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007. (Please write clearly – the College sends all correspondence / accounts / reports via email)

Occupation: Occupation:

Old Boy connection to the College (from Father’s side):

Father Grandfather Great Grandfather Other

SECONDARY CAREGIVER if required Full Name: Relationship to student:

Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………Post Code: …………

Mobile:

I /We agree/do not agree to emails being sent for any circumstances relating to the College / our son’s activities in accordance with the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007. (Please write clearly)

APPLICATION FOR ENROLMENT

COVENANT WITH THE COLLEGE

I / We, understand that St Patrick’s College, Silverstream is committed to the religious education and formation of the sons of the Catholic community and that the acceptance of our application for enrolment of our son as a pupil gives rise to obligations on our part and we assume responsibility to comply with the following:

1. To support the full participation of our son in the religious education programme conducted by the College.

2. To encourage conscientious application of our son to his prescribed course of study.

3. To co-operate with the Rector and staff at all times to ensure that our son complies with such rules as are made to regulate the behaviour and enhance the standard of conduct of students both within and outside school hours.

4. To pay all Dues and Contributions, including the boarding fees for a boarding student, as are fixed from time to time by the

Silverstream Board of Proprietors and the Board of Trustees and to pay all dues and contributions within one calendar month after the commencement of the term to which they relate.

5. To pay any additional charges that the Rector may find it necessary to make cover materials or services supplied, or breakages,

or damage to which they relate.

6. I / We will endeavour to support and encourage our son in his commitment to and practice of the Catholic Faith through his involvement with both school and parish.

PRIVACY INFORMATION

I / We, agree to St Patrick’s College Silverstream collecting personal information on: ………………………………………………………………………………………….. (Full name of individual student applying to enrol) I have been advised by the College that information I provide will be used for the following:

Student records Accounting purposes of St Patrick’s College Silverstream Board of Trustees and Silverstream Board of Proprietors St Patrick’s College Parents and Friends Committee St Patrick’s College Old Boys Association Promotional material for St Patrick’s College Silverstream

I understand under Principle 3 (1)(d) of the Privacy Act 1993 that the information I provide will be held at the offices of St Patrick’s College Silverstream whose address is 207 Fergusson Drive, Silverstream, Upper Hutt 5018. I am aware of the rights of access to, and collection of, this information.

SPORTS POLICY Students are not permitted to play for an outside club when that sport is provided by the College. The students are required to participate in a sport in Years 9 and 10 while at the College. I / We, agree to abide by the above policy while our son(s) is / are at the College.

ENROLMENT TIMELINE

Open Day has been cancelled due to COVID-19 and the country being in lockdown.

TUESDAY 30 JUNE Applications Close

FRIDAY 7 AUGUST Letters posted advising whether the applicant has been accepted or not

FRIDAY 21 AUGUST All “offers of place” must be confirmed

CHECKLIST Please ensure the following is with your application:

Have you enclosed the following?

Copy of Birth Certificate or Passport

Copy of NZ residency or Work Permit (if applicable)

Copy of the most recent full school report

Preference of Enrolment Certificate

School Attendance Dues Tick the box if you want the account split between two parties

Have you?

Completed all sections of the enrolment form

Included COPIES only – please do NOT send originals, nor material in clear files, nor bound documents

Your application will not be processed unless all information required is supplied

Post application to:

The Registrar

St Patrick’s College Silverstream

Private Bag 906

UPPER HUTT

SIGNATURES

I / We, the undersigned, accept the above as conditions of enrolment:

Signature of Parent/Guardian: ………………………………………………………………………………. Date: …………………………………..

Signature of Parent/Guardian: ………………………………………………………………………………. Date: ………………………………….

Office Use Only

Application received………………………………. Date ………………………………………………….

ENROLMENT SCHEME

St Patrick’s College Silverstream 207 Fergusson Drive Upper Hutt

Maximum Roll

The school's roll will be managed within the maximum roll prescribed in the school's integration agreement. The board will make provision for likely population movements in the general area served by the school that occur during the school year or after the end of the pre-enrolment period. The maximum roll is 720.

Priority in enrolment

Applications for enrolment will be processed in the following order of priority.

First priority will be given to preference students who are boarders.

Second priority will be given to preference applicants for whom the school is reasonably convenient and who reside within the boundaries of Upper Valley Parishes (Our Lady of the Valleys Pariah (incorporating Our Lady of Grace, Heretaunga and St Francis Xavier, Stokes Valley) and St Joseph’s, Upper Hutt). Students within this priority group are guaranteed enrolment unless including all of them would exceed the school's maximum roll (and/or school capacity). In such a situation, students will be ranked for selection in accordance with the priority criteria listed below.

Third priority will be given to preference applicants who currently have, or have had, a sibling at the College. Students within this priority group are not guaranteed enrolment. If there are more applicants than places available, the priority criteria listed below will apply.

Fourth priority will be given to preference applicants who are the sons of former students of St Patrick’s College, Silverstream. Students within this priority group are not guaranteed enrolment. If there are more applicants than places available, the priority criteria listed below will apply.

Fifth priority will be given to preference applicants for whom the school is reasonably convenient and who reside within the boundaries of Lower Hutt Parishes (St Martin de Porres, Avalon, San Antonio, Eastbourne, Ss Peter & Paul, Lower Hutt, St Bernadette, Naenae, Sacred Heart, Petone, St Michael, Taita, Our Lady of Rosary, Waiwhetu, St Patrick, Wainuiomata) and Plimmerton Parish (St Theresa Plimmerton). Students within this priority group are not guaranteed enrolment. If there are more applicants than places available, the priority criteria listed below will apply.

Sixth priority will be given to all other preference applicants. Students within this priority group are not guaranteed enrolment. Priority among fifth priority students will be given to students according to the priority criteria listed below.

Seventh priority will be given to non-preference students. Non-preference students will be enrolled only if enrolment places remain after all preference applicants have been enrolled and the board judges that enrolment of the non-preference students will not compromise its ability to offer places to preference students who may apply for enrolment at a later date. Priority among non-preference students will be given to students according to the priority criteria listed below.

St Patrick’s College

SILVERSTREAM

Priority Criteria (in order)

(a) sons of board members;

(b) sons of members of board of proprietors;

(c) sons of board employees;

(d) sons of those who have been members in a key school organisation

(e) If, having applied these criteria there are still more applicants than places available at any priority level, then the remaining places will be balloted.

Notes to the enrolment scheme

Applicants seeking priority status may be required to provide proof of residence in the specified area.

If the total number of applications from preference students is less than the number of places available, all preference applicants will be enrolled.

The number of places available for non-preference students will be governed by the maximum number allowable under the school's Integration Agreement. For St Patrick’s College, Silverstream, a maximum of 5% of the roll (34 students) is permissible.

If the total number of applications is greater than the number of places available, unsuccessful applicants will have their names recorded on a waiting list, within their relevant priority category, ranked in order of the published priority criteria. Students on the waiting list may be offered places at a later date if places become available. The waiting list will remain current until the board next notifies the public that it is inviting applications for the next enrolment intake.

Pre-enrolment

Each year applications for enrolment will be sought by a date which will be published in a daily or community newspaper circulating in the area served by the school.

PREFERENCE CERTIFICATE – valid from 2018

New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference Preference of Enrolment Certificate for the Archdiocese of Wellington

This is to certify that In accordance with the Education Act 1989, Part 33, S442, and Catholic School

Integration Agreements, through a general or particular religious connection as stated

in the Preference Criteria Numbers: 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5.

(Please refer to Criteria details on back of form)

MR/MRS/MS ............................................................................................................................

Address ......................................................................................................................................

Is/are eligible to have preference of enrolment for their child at

........................................................................................................................... School/College

in ............................................................................................................................... Town/City

Name of child ............................................................................................................................

I/We undertake to support our child in the formation of their faith and the practices of the

Catholic church. I/we further agree that my/our contact details will be shared with the school

and parish for the purpose of faith formation.

Parent(s)/Caregivers Signature ................................................. Date .........................................

Under which Criterion (see reverse) is the child eligible for preference?..................................

If Criterion 5.1 applies please complete:

Baptised in ................................................. at ................................ on ....................................

If Criterion 5.4 applies please complete the section on the back of this form.

Certified by (Name): ..........................................................................as authorised agent of the

Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of ................................................................................

Position: ....................................................................................................................................

(see: Administration of the Criteria, 6.1.1-6.1.6, Agents who may sign, listed over page)

Address: .....................................................................................................................................

Signature ............................................................................. Date ...............................................

This form must be completed by the Parent(s)/Caregiver(s), and the Parish Priest or other

designated authorities prior to the enrolment of a student in a Catholic Integrated School.

Approved NZCBC October 2016 (updated November 2018)

PTO

NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC BISHOPS CONFERENCE

Criteria for Preference of Enrolment in Integrated Catholic Schools

5.1 The child has been baptised or is being prepared for baptism in the Catholic Church.

5.2 The child’s parents/guardians have already allowed one or more of its siblings to be baptised in the Catholic faith.

5.3 At least one parent/guardian is a Catholic, and although their child has not yet been baptised, the child’s participation in the life of the school could lead to the parents having the child

baptised.

5.4 With the agreement of the child’s parent/guardian, a significant familial adult such as a grandparent, aunt or uncle who is actively involved in the child’s upbringing undertakes to

support the child’s formation in the faith and practices of the Catholic Church.

5.5 One or both of a child’s non-Catholic parents/guardians is preparing to become a Catholic.

Agents of the Bishop, Who May Sign the Certificate on his Behalf

6.1.1 Parish Priest of their Parish of Residence 6.1.2 Assistant Priest of their Parish of Residence 6.1.3 Priests appointed under c. 517/1 6.1.4 Deacons and lay persons appointed to pastoral care under c. 517/2 6.1.5 Ethnic chaplains who liaise with Parish Priests or their delegate 6.1.6 Local committees appointed by the Bishop or by any of the above agents of the Bishop.

Process of Appeal

Handbook for Boards of Trustees of New Zealand Catholic Integrated Schools (section 5.14)

If a preference certificate has been refused and the parents, either directly or through the Principal,

wish to appeal the matter, the application can be referred to the Proprietors’ Office (Diocesan

Education Office). The Director of the Office, or whoever is the appointed appeal authority in the

diocese, after making whatever investigation is necessary, including consulting the Parish Priest if

appropriate, will make a ruling, or seek a ruling from the Bishop. The Parish Priest or delegated

person who refused the certificate in the first instance is normally informed whenever a preference

certificate is issued in virtue of this paragraph.

If Criterion 5.4 (above) applies the parents/caregivers and significant familial adult completes the following:

Significant familial adult:

I agree to support .......................................................................................................... (child’s name)

formation in the faith and practices of the Catholic Church and agree to my contact details being available to

the school and parish for this purpose.

Mr/Mrs/Ms:......................................................................................................................................................

Address: ...........................................................................................................................................................

Relationship to child:………………………. Email address:……………………….. Phone No:……………

Parish ............................................................................................................

Signature ...................................................................................... Date: ...............................................

Parent(s)/Caregiver(s):

I agree that my child will be supported by: ....................................................... in the formation of the

faith and practices of the Catholic Church. I/we further agree that my/our contact details will be shared with

the school and parish for the purpose of faith formation.

Signature: ..................................................................................... Date: .................................................

Approved NZCBC October 2016 (updated November 2018)

The following is an indication of the types of charges and donations the school seeks from families. Amounts for some items vary depending on the courses and activities the student is involved in.

Charges and Contributions

Boarding Fees: Boarding fees for 2020 are $3,348.00 per term ($13,392 per year). Please note for 2021 the fees are subject to change.

There is a once-only administration fee of $150 when students first enter the Boarding school which covers the initial costs of linen, dining utensils etc. Where medical expenses or other costs are incurred on behalf of the student, these will be passed onto the parent/guardian for reimbursement to the College. Damage or Loss of School Property: Damage to or losses by students of school property including buildings and furnishings, books and equipment will be charged. Day Boy Lunches: Day Boys may join the boarding boys for lunch. This is for Parents/guardians to decide at the beginning of each term. A fee is set for each term and this must be paid in advance at the beginning of each term for each Day Boy to attend lunch. The fee is $6 per school day in the term (usually about $250 per term) but this does vary per term.

Voluntary Purchases: These fees are payable where students have chosen to participate in optional activities or purchase optional resources/materials. This includes music lessons, Blue & White magazine, extra- curricular activities (eg. junior dances, senior ball, graduation supper, Duke of Edinburgh award), Chromebook hire, optional workbooks, optional school trips. Sport Fees: Sport at the College is a self-funding extra-curricular activity and therefore sport fees must be paid to enable a student to participate. The College operates a “no pay, no play” policy with regards to sport. Sport fees vary depending on the code and the level of participation by the student. The fees include the cost of team uniforms, hiring of facilities and the payment of third party registration fees. Additionally, participation in National competitions involves the cost of travel and accommodation that requires parental/guardian funding. The College aims to keep the cost to participants as low as possible through team fundraising and securing sponsorship and charitable grants. ID Card & Whole of School Travel: The ID card is used to access printers at school and can be used for reduced travel fares and other student discounts. The charge for this is $10. The Whole of School Travel charge covers the cost when the whole school travels to the McEvedy Shield and other traditional sporting fixtures. The charge for this is $15. Course Contributions: These are voluntary contributions that the College requests to enable us to deliver the curriculum over and above our operational funding. The amounts for each subject are itemised and cover compulsory trips and workbooks and other resources that the students keep to take home. These contributions are tax deductible. Old Boys’ Levy: This voluntary levy is passed directly to the St Patrick’s College Old Boys Association and, if paid for five years, entitles your son to lifetime membership of the Association. The levy is $30.

Voluntary Donations

In addition to the charges & contributions above the following tax deductible donations may be made on a voluntary basis by caregivers:

Activity Donation: $490.00 per year The Activity donation is a voluntary contribution required to meet some of the costs of sports teams, equipment and travel, cultural activities, prize-giving expenses, Religious Education resources and programmes, and any other purpose that the Board of Trustees may specify and is not met by the Ministry of Education.

Heritage Donation: $520.00 per year The Silverstream Board of Proprietor’s is responsible for ensuring the preservation of our Heritage in terms of buildings, land and plant so that the current and future generations of Streamers can enjoy. This contribution helps provide financial assistance to upgrade facilities at the College.

Proprietor’s Donation: $660.00 per year This is a voluntary contribution relating to areas of the College used by all the students and which are not integrated e.g. some playing fields, the chapel, auditorium, squash courts, common rooms etc., and any other purposes and activities which the Board of Proprietors may specify.

Attendance Dues

Attendance dues are compulsory and are set by the Archdiocese of Wellington. St Patricks College has no involvement with their setting and collection but does have a role to assist where there is financial hardship incurred by parents/guardians.

Attendance Dues for 2020 are $1092 per year but the Dues for 2021 are subject to change.

St Patrick’s College

SILVERSTREAM

Guiding Principles

Belonging

• I don’t just attend Silverstream, I belong

• All members of the College community (and visitors) are welcome, included, respected, celebrated and supported

Values

• I can identify, articulate and live the core Silverstream values

Excellence

• I will be the best I can be, starting with my learning

Self-Management

• I will take responsibility for myself, my learning and my actions

“Act justly, love tenderly and walk humbly with your God”

Attendance Dues Agreement – version updated 2017

Attendance Dues Agreement

BETWEEN: Silverstream College Board of Proprietors (“the Proprietor”) as Proprietor of St Patrick’s College, Silverstream (“the school”)

AND: The following Parents/Caregivers Complete all sections of this form – print clearly in capital letters

Existing Attendance Dues A/c No: (Leave this number blank if this is your first student to be enrolled in a Catholic school in the Wellington Archdiocese)

Details Parent/Caregiver 1 Parent/Caregiver 2 Title Surname First Names Relationship to student Residential Address

Post code Phone (day) Phone (mobile) Email address

Please tick this box if you want the account split between the two parties shown above

WHO have enrolled the following student(s) at the school:

First and middle names of student(s)

Surname of student(s) Gender M/F

Pref Y/N

Year level

Start Date

Acknowledgement

1. I acknowledge that I have read and understand this Attendance Dues Agreement and agree to comply with its terms and conditions.

2. I also agree to advise the Archdiocese of Wellington Dues team in writing if my/our circumstances change. 3. I accept responsibility for the payment of the attendance dues charged by the proprietor.

--------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- ------/------/20---- Signature of parent/caregiver 1 Name (please print) Date --------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- ------/------/20---- Signature of parent/caregiver 2 Name (please print) Date

Attendance Dues Agreement – version updated 2017

1.0 Introduction 1.1 The Proprietor has entered into an Integration Agreement with the Minister of Education in respect of the

school. The Integration Agreement, made pursuant to the Private Schools Conditional Integration Act 1975 (“the Integration Act”), provides that the Proprietor may enter into an agreement with the Parents or other persons accepting responsibility for the education of a child providing that, as a condition of the enrolment or attendance of the child at the school, the Parents or other persons shall pay attendance dues.

1.2 Attendance dues are used by the Proprietor for the purposes specified in Section 36 of the Integration Act.

2.0 Agreement to pay Attendance Dues

2.1 By signing this Attendance Dues Agreement, you are agreeing that, as a condition of enrolment of the student(s) at the School, you will pay all attendance dues charged by the Proprietor in respect of the student(s).

2.2 Each year, the Proprietor will issue you with an invoice for all attendance dues payable in respect of the student(s) and you agree to pay the invoice in full by the date stipulated in it (unless you have previously made alternative payment arrangements with the Proprietor).

2.3 If you default in paying any attendance dues then any recovery costs incurred by the Proprietor will be an additional expense to be paid by you (and will be added to the total attendance dues owing and payable by you).

2.4 You are also acknowledging that the Proprietor: (a) May increase attendance dues from time to time provided such increases are within the maximum

attendance dues permitted to be charged by the Ministry of Education; (b) Is likely to review and (if necessary) increase the level of attendance dues payable at least annually. 3.0 Use of Personal Information Provided

3.1 The Proprietor is committed to respecting your privacy by protecting the information you voluntarily provide. The information will be held and stored securely by the Archdiocese of Wellington (ADW), which administers attendance dues on behalf of the Proprietor.

3.2 Information entered into the ADW database is protected using industry standard technology such as encryption and password protection. Information is only accessible to personnel who need access to do their work and will be used primarily for administration of attendance dues.

3.3 Information about outstanding attendance dues may be shared by ADW with the Proprietors and personnel of other Catholic Schools attended by members of your family, and with their attendance dues collection agents.

3.4 Information voluntarily provided by you to the Proprietor may also be shared with your Parish for the purpose of supporting the student(s) formation of the faith and practices of the Catholic Church.

3.5 The information will not be shared with any other party without your permission. 3.6 You can ask for a copy of any personal information the proprietor holds about you, and ask for it to be

corrected if you think it’s wrong. If you would like a copy of your information, or want to have it corrected, please contact ADW.

Once completed, this form, and all other enrolment information required by the Proprietor for the purposes set out in clause 3.0 of this Attendance Dues Agreement must be returned to the school.

ADW Contact Information: 1. The ADW office is at the Catholic Centre, 22 Hill Street, Wellington 6011 2. Postal address: “Attendance Dues” P.O. Box 1937 Thorndon, Wellington 6140 3. Telephone: 0800 462 725 4. Email: dues@wn.catholic.org.nz ADW dues team to complete this section:

School Number:

Enrolment Number:

Account Number:

/

mailto:dues@wn.catholic.org.nz

Enrolment note from dawnLetter from RectorApplication for EnrolmentEnrolment SchemePreference CertificateFinance summary for Enrolment PackCharges and ContributionsVoluntary DonationsAttendance Dues

Guiding Principles2020 Attendance Dues formAND: The following Parents/CaregiversComplete all sections of this form – print clearly in capital letters(Leave this number blank if this is your first student to be enrolled in a Catholic school in the Wellington Archdiocese)WHO have enrolled the following student(s) at the school:

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