Enrolment
“We aim at something better: we want to educate them, to instruct them in their duty, to teach them to practice it, to give them a Christian spirit and attitudes and to form them to religious habits and the virtues possessed by a good Christian and a good citizen.”
– Saint Marcellin Champagnat
Virtual Tour
Explore the Marcellin College campus with our Virtual Tour.
Applications for Year 7 2025 Now Open
Applications for Year 7 2024 are still being accepted.
Applications for other year levels are also welcome.
For further enquiries, please contact the College Registrar via:
T: +61 3 9851 1512
E: registrar@marcellin.vic.edu.au
All fees and charges are outlined in the College’s Information Booklet & Enrolment Application Form.
A non-refundable acceptance fee of $500 is payable in acceptance of an offer of enrolment.
Tuition fees are charged on a per student basis with discounted rates applicable to families with more than one student attending the College.
Marcellin College recognises that the transition from Primary School to Secondary School is a highly significant event in the lives of our students and their families. With most of our students spending the first years of their education in a single setting, moving to a new school can feel daunting to the newest members of our community.
In recognition of this Marcellin College makes students feel known and welcomed as quickly as possible. Students are encouraged to make connections with fellow members of the Marcellin community in a variety of ways, and are involved in a number of key events and processes that aim to help them adjust socially, emotionally, academically and spiritually to their new life at Marcellin College.
Our programs include, but not limited too:
Marcellin College also hosts an annual Transition Breakfast where we invite key members of various primary schools from our feeder priority parishes to attend staff professional learning sessions, each designed to assist with the smooth transition partnership from primary school to a secondary setting.
Stephanie Crawford, Speech Pathologist, has spoken about the challenging behaviours of students with ASD and ways in which we can support them. For further information, please click on the links below:
Uniforms
Marcellin College has a clear required Uniform and Dress Code. Students are to wear their uniform correctly at all times, both in and outside the College.
Terms 1 and 4 (Compulsory items)
Term 1 and 4 (Optional)
Terms 2 and 3 (Compulsory)
Terms 2 and 3 (Optional)
Dress Code expectations:
Hair
Jewellery
The College reserves the right to determine what is an appropriate application of the dress code and uniform requirements.
Health & Physical Education
It is expected that students will bring appropriate clothing and equipment to the College on Health and Physical Education (HPE) days. In the event of non-participation, or incorrect uniform, students must report to the teacher in charge with a note of explanation from their parents.
If student has a note from home, the note is to be passed on to the Head of the Health & Physical Education Department after school by the supervising teacher. If student does not have a note, the supervising teacher will inform the Head of the Health & Physical Education faculty.
HPE Uniform (Compulsory). All garments feature the College crest in colour:
Sunscreen protection
The College takes great care to exercise our duty of care to ensure that our students are protected against foreseeable harm and variations to the weather and/or UV. For all major outdoor College activities such as the Inter-House Swimming and Athletics Carnivals and at all Outdoor Education Camps the College make the provision of SPF 30+ broad spectrum sunscreen available to our students. Resource lists for Outdoor Education also require students to supply their own sunscreen.
The College cap is an official part of the Health & Physical Education uniform. The responsibility of wearing the cap rests with the students and should be worn during any outside classes. Students are also encouraged to apply sunscreen prior to outside classes.
Enrolment Policies
There are a number of policies to help you learn more about the College and whether it is the right school for your child.
Marist Child Safe Adult Code of Conduct
Additional policies can be found here.