Enrol

Our school welcomes enrolments throughout the school year. Enrol today or talk to us to find out how your child can join our school.

Ready to enrol?

We’re excited to welcome your family to our school community! To begin your journey, simply complete our online application form.

Enrol online

How to enrol?

Every child has the right to access quality public education in their local community. If you live in our local intake area, start your journey to join our vibrant school community today. Follow these key steps:

  1. Check your eligibility:  use School Finder to confirm if your address is within our local intake area.
  2. Read:  other enrolment details for our school.
  3. Apply online:  complete our online enrolment application.

Visit NSW Department of Education for more information on enrolling in NSW public schools including:

Other enrolment details for our school

Local Enrolment Policy

Please click on the link for a copy of the Enrolment policy  and 100 Points Residential Proof Checklist.

An Orientation Day is usually held in December for all those prospective Year 7 students who have been offered a place. On this day uniform can be purchased and fees paid.

Prospective Non-local Year 7 students

Year 6 students who are enrolled in a public school should apply through their school. Students in private schools should apply via the online portal at https://ehub.enrol.education.nsw.gov.au/login.

Further information about non-local enrolments can be found here.

Enrolments into other years

Due to the high demand for places at Crestwood High School for students who live in the local drawing area, there are few places for non local students.

The correct procedure for all other enrolments is to apply to the school via the online portal. An appointment will be made with a member of the senior executive to interview the prospective student and review any documentation from their previous school.

If you are successful in obtaining an interview, you must bring the originals of all documents listed in the enrolment policy.

If the application is successful, enrolment forms and support documentation will be provided and a starting date set.

All enrolment applications must be accompanied by proof of residence. This must include a proof of ownership of the property or a signed rental lease through a registered real estate agent. In some circumstances the school may require the provision of one or more statutory declarations confirming the residential address.

Enrolments may be withdrawn if it is subsequently found that false information has been given.

Support Unit Enrolments

Enrolments in the Support Unit are determined by the Department of Education and Training and applications should be made through the Nirimba Office (Phone 9208 7611).

International Student Enrolments

DE International Contacts

Telephone:  1300 300 299 (option 2)

Email:    ssc.dei@det.nsw.edu.au

Website:  www.deinternational.nsw.edu.au

CRICOS Provider name:  NSW Department of Education

CRICOS Provider Code:  00588M

Temporary visas and international students

The Temporary Residents Program has information about eligibility and the forms to complete an application.

Our office staff are here to help, so contact us if you have any questions.

Download our enrolment form

If you don’t want to enrol online, you can download and fill out the enrolment form. Then hand it in at our school's front office.

Application to enrol in a NSW government school (PDF 696KB)

What makes us a great choice for your child?

Learn about our values, what we offer, and why families trust us to support their child’s learning and growth. See our top programs, student support and what families say about our school.

Why choose us?

Does your child need extra support?

Our learning and support team is here to help. Visit Additional learning support before you complete the enrolment form to learn how we can best support your child.

Learn more

School contributions

In NSW public schools, all financial contributions are voluntary. Every student has full access to the curriculum, regardless of whether contributions are made.

For more information, see Voluntary school contributions on the Department of Education's website.