Our Enrolment Boundaries

Designated Neighbourhood Zone – Primary School

The designated neighbourhood school is the school that is nearest to the student’s permanent residence.  All schools have a designated local neighbourhood zone and the Department of Education requires that schools allocate places to students permanently residing within that zone.  If you do not permanently reside within the school’s designated neighbourhood zone we are unable to accept your application for enrolment.

If you are unsure whether your address falls within the neighbourhood area, please use the following handy link:

https://findmyschool.vic.gov.au

Designated Transport Area – Special Education

Students who are eligible to attend a special school and live in its DTA usually qualify for transport assistance under the Students with Disabilities Transport Program (SDTP).
The school bus program is an extensive school bus network that provides travel at no cost to eligible government and non-government students living in rural and regional Victoria. The school bus network is administered by Public Transport Victoria and carries over 65,000 students each school day on approximately 1500 school bus routes at a cost of $205 million per annum.
The Department has developed a new search function that will enable families to enter their address to find out which DTA they live in.
Clicking on any result will show a map of the DTA for that school. This will help families to determine if they are eligible for transport support. If you are unsure whether your address falls within the transport area, please use the link below:

Getting to and from school for students with disability page