Please peruse our questions below to see if we answer your question.
Alternatively drop our Enrolments Coordinator an email on [email protected]
Alternatively drop our Enrolments Coordinator an email on [email protected]
Yes, all students and their families are welcome to tour Victory College Monday-Friday by appointment. Please arrange a personal tour.
We aim to ensure adequate teacher-student ratios in all of our classes, with support from Teacher Aides. Most classes have approximately 28 students or less.
Our after-school sports are outlined on the Sports page and include sports such as rugby, futsal, netball and equestrian. Some sports change each term depending on the nature of the wider community and representative sports program schedules.
Tute Time is free and offered to students who need additional assistance in their learning.
Primary students from Year 2 can attend tute time every Tuesday from 3-4pm (upon request) under the guidance of teachers and teacher aides.
Secondary students make individual appointments with their own teachers and can meet them on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-4pm in our library.
We have a strict no bullying policy. More information on our approach to student welfare can be found here.
If your child is in Primary College, their class teacher is the first person to contact. If your child is in Secondary College, please contact the Head of Middle College ([email protected]) or Head of Senior College ([email protected]).
For students in Primary College, Chappy Eric Simon is available. For students in Secondary College there is Chappy Di Brading. We also have Mr Bruce McAllister (Guidance Counsellor & Career Advisor), and Mrs Maurita Dayes (Student Welfare Officer).
The Head of College, Mr Alwyn Prinsloo, is here to support all students overall education and can also be contacted for an appointment at any time you are concerned with your child’s enrolment at the College.
If changes to your family situation are impacting/will impact your enrolment, please contact our Enrolments Co-ordinator ([email protected]).
Our full uniform guidelines and policy are outlined here. We expect all students to wear their uniform to and from school and for it to be cleaned an ironed.
Fees can be paid by Direct Debit or Credit Card. Our full fee schedule and terms can be found here as well as all the necessary forms to download.
Yes there is. Our discounts are:
Further discounts apply for additional students. Please contact our office for more information.
In order to receive the 10% discount, payment in full is due by the end of Term 1.
Please email [email protected]
Please email [email protected]
Our bus routes are all outlined here. We have buses travelling to:
* Routes vary depending on student need.
More information about the College bus service can be found HERE.
No they do not. It is not compulsory for entry.
You can find out more information about mykindy at Victory College on their website www.mykindyatvictory.com.au – You can download a brochure and enrolment form there.
The College has a strong track record in academic achievement compared with similar schools throughout Queensland. Students perform in the top 20%.
No you do not pay extra for after-school sport or Tute Time. Other fees depend on student’s interests and whether they have private tuition.
No, not at this point in time.
Not all grades have the same number of classes. There is a maximum of two classes per year level.
Yes you are more than welcome to book a tour and not have an enrolment interview. This can be done here. You are also welcome to attend our Open Day and Spring Tour – these will be advertised on our website and Facebook Page.
Visit the section on Equestrian.
VET courses, school-based apprenticeships and traineeships, and ATAR (for students intending to go to university) are all offered at Victory.
Yes, this varies throughout the year, depending on the sports season e.g, cross country, swimming, rugby, equestrian.