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ASPIRE TO EXCELLENCE Contributions and Charges 2021
BYFORD SECONDARY
COLLEGE
AN INDEPENDENT
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Our vision is to create a
vibrant and successful
secondary college with a
culture of success and a
comprehensive curriculum
to enable your child to aspire
to excellence.
Important Information
for the start of the College Year
College First Day for Students Monday - 1 February 2021
The payment of voluntary contributions and compulsory charges can take place prior to
the first day for students at our Administration Office. See below for our opening dates and
hours.
Education Program Allowance (EPA) forms can be completed at this time. Please make sure
you bring any relevant Concession Cards with you if you are applying for the EPA.
Payment of Voluntary Contributions and Compulsory Charges
Office Opening Hours Prior to Commencement of School Year
Monday 25 January 2021 8:15am to 3:45pm
Wednesday 27 January 2021 8:15am to 3:45pm
Thursday 28 January 2021 8:15am to 3:45pm
Friday 29 January 2021 8:15am to 3:45pm
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Uniform Shop
Wearing College uniform is compulsory for all students.
In anticipation for the 2021 school year, Perm-a-Pleat have advised the College of the following
extended trading hours and fitting availability:
> Set appoints for fittings are now available online. Having an appointment enables the
shop to have enough time with a student to fit correctly. Bookings can be made at https://
byfordsecondarycollege.permapleat.com.au/schoolbookings/, alternatively, the store
phone number is 0403 728 733
> Before school commences in 2021, the uniform shop will be open as per the below:
Tuesday 19 January 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
Thursday 21 January 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
Thursday 28 January 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
Friday 29 January 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
Monday 1 February 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
Tuesday 2 February 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
Thursday 4 February 2021 : 9:00am to 3:30pm
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Personal Items List (Booklist) Recommended personal and stationary items are detailsed on the relevant Personal Items List for each year group. Items may be purchased from Ziggies, or from a supplier of your choice. If you intend to purchase through Ziggies, please follow the instructions on the booklet. Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) BYOD can be ordered through the JB Hi;Hi portal fro our College website. https://byfordsc.wa.edu.au/our-college/personal-items-lists/ SmartRider Identification Cards SmartRider Identification cards are ordered for all new students on commencement and arrive by Week 4 of Term 1. The cost of the initial card is free. All cards include a photo for identification purposes. Replacement cards can be issued at the cost of $5.00 per card. Students are requested to pay this to Administration before the replacement card can be ordered. Further information is available on our website.
Education Program Allowance (EPA)
Applications close 1 April 2021
The Western Australian Department of Education provides an allowance to assist eligible families
with secondary schooling costs. The EPA will be paid directly to the College and will be applied to
voluntary contributions for Years 7 - 10 and compulsary charges for Years 11 and 12. For those
parents or carers who elect to allocate their clothing allowance directly to the College these funds will
be deducted from the Compulsory Charges first and then any other Contributions and/or Charges.
The allowances below are available to secondary students providing the eligibility criteria is met.
http://www.concessions.wa.gov.au/Concessions/Pages/Secondary-Assistance-Scheme.aspx
Eligibility Criteria Secondary Assistance Scheme Allowance
The parent or carer must be the holder of a card that The allowance consists of two components:
is valid during Term 1. The only exception to this • $235.00 EPA paid directly to the College and
is when a student holds a health care card in their applied to voluntary contributions for Years 7 - 10
name and is declared an independent youth by the and compulsary charges for Years 11 and 12.
Department of Human Services (Centrelink) (e.g. • $115.00 Clothing Allowance paid directly to the
living away from home). In this instance, a letter of parent/carer or to the College if you wish the
confirmation from Centrelink needs to accompany the allowance to be allocated towards any additional
application. charges and contributions. These funds can
Parent or carer must hold one of the following cards: not be transferred to the Uniform Shop by the
• Centrelink Family Health Care Card College.
• Centrelink Pensioner
Abstudy Supplement Allowance (ASA)
Concession Card
• Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner The ABSTUDY Supplement Allowance is available
Concession Card (blue card only) to valid Department of Human Services (Centrelink)
cardholders; this funding supplements the Department
The allowance is paid up to and including the year the
of Human Services (Centrelink) ABSTUDY Fees
student turns 18 years of age. Applications are made
Allowance payment.
by the parent or carer for students enrolled in Years
Applicants apply through the Department of Human
7 - 12. Application forms are to be completed at the
Services (Centrelink) for the ABSTUDY Fees
College during term one and close 1 April 2021.
Allowance. A payment of $79.00 is then made to the
Processing of Payments College directly by Centrelink.
These forms are now forwarded electronically to Furthermore, the College or parent/carer must have
Schools Resourcing and Support Directorate for received the School Fee Allowance of $78.00 or
processing which allows the Uniform money to be $156.00 from the Department of Human Services
credited to Parent/Carers’ accounts faster (allow 5-10 (Centrelink) as part of the student’s ABSTUDY School
working days). Fees Allowance.
Schools Resourcing and Budgeting Directorate will Payment of the ABSTUDY Supplement Allowance is
endeavour to have all clothing payments made to the made directly to the College and will be applied to
parent/guardian by 31 May 2021. voluntary contributions for Years 7 - 10, and Charges
for Years 11 and 12.
Late Applications
Late applications will only be accepted in extenuating
Please note you cannot claim both the SAS and ASA.
circumstances and must be accompanied with a
written explanation OR the student has recently
arrived from interstate or overseas and enrolled after
the end of first term.
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Payment of Contributions and Charges
We believe that the best way to provide a quality education is through the provision of modern resources
and equipment for our students. These resources and equipment, although supported by our public
education system, are also provided through the payment of Contributions and Charges. We have
endeavoured to keep these Contributions and Charges to a minimum; however your support in paying
those listed here for your child will enable our College to enhance our programs and learning resources.
We recommend you start making plans now so that you are in a position to pay your Voluntary
Contributions and Compulsory Charges prior to the end of Term One. Funds collected within the
year are spent on resources for that year.
We appreciate that the payment of these Contributions and Charges can be a financial burden for
some families. Should you be experiencing difficulties with making these payments, please contact
our Administration Office.
Payment Options
The College has the following payment options:
• BPay using the information on the Contributions and Charges Sheet eg: Student Number (SN)
• Internet Banking to: BSB: 633 000 Account No: 172482648.
Please ensure the following information is entered in the details section:
Name, Yr, SN - (located on the Contributions & Charges Sheet eg: John Smith Yr8
24458404)
• Credit Card: Visa or MasterCard only. By completing the credit card information at the
bottom of the Contributions & Charges Sheet and posting to the College.
• Payment plans are welcome - please contact Administration to discuss.
• By telephone using credit card facilities on 9550 6100.
• In person during office hours.
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Contribution and Charges Information
The following information is provided to help make the College contributions and charges structure
clear for parents and carers.
Byford Secondary College Board has directed our efforts towards keeping costs as low and as
equitable as possible. The Byford Secondary College Board has examined the contributions and
charges structure and has approved the amounts shown in accordance with the Education Act.
Where do Contributions and Charges go?
Some examples include: ingredients in food production, art materials, timber, metal, consumable
tools, external instructors, sporting equipment etc.
For years 7 to 10 the maximum voluntary contributions a College may charge is currently fixed at
$235.00, however additional compulsory charges above that figure can be requested for consumables
and additional resources. For Years 11 and 12 there are no maximum charges set by the State
Government. Schools endeavour to set their own charges for these years and such charges are
compulsory. (The school can also request a 50% confirmation charge for these years).
Voluntary Contribution Years 7 - 10
Revenue collected from your voluntary contributions is used to help cover expenses for students
in compulsory learning areas. Examples of these expenses are physical education equipment,
information and communication technology (ICT) equipment, information technology network, food
production, metalwork, woodwork, textiles and photocopied materials.
Compulsory Charges
Extra cost courses (electives) outside the basic core program incur additional charges above the
voluntary contribution of $235.00. For example; sports, visual art, woodwork, metalwork and food
attract compulsory charges for items such as consumable materials and venue hire. The Instrumental
Music School Services (IMSS) program also incurs extra charges. Charges relate to items that
students consume over and above what is supplied by the Department of Education.
Charges for electives are required to be paid in full by the end of Week 9, Term 1 2021.
Charges for high cost electives (over $55.00) are required to be paid in full by the end of Week 1
Term 1 to ensure your students placement in their chosen elective.
Year 11 and 12 Student Charges
All subjects costs for Years 11 and 12 students are considered to be charges and therefore payment
is compulsory. All Charges are required to be paid in full by the end of Term 1 2021. Charges
will depend upon the course chosen. These are due to items such as text books, subject specific
resources, materials, excursions, certificates and work placement. Students involved in work
placement must pay the associated fees prior to commencement of the work placement.
The Legal Position
The State Government through the Department of Education provides placement at educational
facilities for all students who choose to attend Government schools. The Department also pays
for the salaries and wages of all teaching and school support staff plus costs such as repairs,
maintenance and utilities. The Government does not provide for many of the goods and services
which students use and it is reasonable for parents and carers to meet these costs.
Voluntary Approved Requests
Library ($25.00) is used by the College to purchase an expansive range of equipment, books and
ebooks. Limited funds are provided for Library resources.
Pastoral Care ($25.00) is an integral part of the College’s Student Services program, these funds
help us to provide additional support such as school chaplain and school social workers.
Information Technology ($10.00) is required to provide a quality range of IT equipment to enable
students to continue to have access to the most up to date and modern technology. The Department
of Education provides limited funding to provide resources for this area.
P&C Association ($15.00) This contribution enables the P&C to purchase much needed equipment
for students use. Expressions of interest are welcome, please contact Administration on 9550 6100.
College Bus ($10.00) This contribution is used by the College to assist with the maintenance of the
bus. This allows us to charge the bus out to students at a lower rate through the year for excursions.
7Who should pay?
Given that all students benefit from the pool of collected fees, it is fair to expect that all parents or
carers should pay the balance of voluntary contributions and charges. All would agree that it is
unfair for those parents or carers who meet their financial commitments to be seen to subsidise the
education of those students whose parents or carers do not pay their contributions and charges.
The College is committed to an even-handed and responsible approach so that all parents or carers
should make contributions towards their children’s education.
A Compassionate View
The College is only too aware that the payment of College contributions and charges can be a
burden for some families. Part payments and deferred payments are available to support parents
or carers experiencing difficulties. Ignoring accounts and reminders is unhelpful to all parties. The
College is also keen to assist parents or carers in selecting options that they can afford. To this end
subject charges will always be provided to parents or carers prior to selection of subjects.
Collecting Contributions and Charges
The College will take a positive approach to collecting contributions from parents or carers of
students. In particular, the College will highlight the benefits to students if all parents or carers meet
their contributions. The College will actively seek full payment of charges.
• In 2021 a statement will be posted during Term 1. In Term 2 the College will post a reminder
notice to show any outstanding balances.
• Compulsory charges unpaid as at the 1 July 2021 may be referred to a debt collection agency
unless prior arrangements have been made.
• Outstanding charges are rolled over to the student’s record in the following year where applicable.
• Year 9, 10, 11 and 12 high cost subjects require a 50% confirmation charge prior to enrolment.
• Where parents with outstanding Compulsory Charges have failed to arrange and commit to a
payment plan, the student may be removed from their chosen Elective courses and be placed in
a course that satisfies the requirements of the Curriculum Framework. Or, in the case where the
unpaid Compulsory Charges cover the cost of materials for the practical classes, the student will
not be able to participate in the practical lessons and will have to complete theory work.
Printing of Receipts
Receipts for payment of camps, excursions and smart rider cards will not be printed unless specifically
requested.
Excursion / Incursion Information
Byford Secondary College uses Compass for our incursion and excursion planning. All information
is stored in accordance with the Australian privacy requirements.
Parents and carers will receive an email invitation when your child is scheduled to attend curriculum
excursions. Parents and carers are able to provide consent, make payment, amend contact details,
your child's medical and allergy information through Compass.
Please contact the College on 9550 6100 if you require your username and password for Compass.
8Workplace Learning (ADWPL)
Students from Years 10 to 12 may wish to enrol in Workplace Learning (ADWPL) to gain credits
towards their WACE. There are strict reporting requirements that must be met. Students will be
required to fully complete the College Logbook/s and Skills Journal/s along with completing mandatory
workplace hours.
Byford Secondary College students may participate in activities such as paid or unpaid employment
outside of school hours. These programs often occur outside of school hours and are referred to
as outside of school workplace arrangements. An expression of interest form must be collected from
the VET office, all aspects must be completed and approved prior to enrolment.
Byford Secondary College students may participate in unpaid Workplace Learning during school
hours in some instances. This is often targeted BLOCK release, as part of a VET Qualification. An
expression of interest form must be collected from the VET office, all aspects must be completed and
approved prior to enrolment.
School Based Traineeship/Apprenticeship students will also be enrolled in ADWPL, this process
needs to be negotiated with the VET office and is approved on a case by case basis.
At all times students must meet industry standards and this is the responsibility of students and their
caregivers. This may require holding a current White Card, completing Drug and Alcohol testing and/
or providing appropriate PPE (Personal Protection Equipment).
Other Endorsed Programs
An endorsed program is a significant learning program that has been developed for senior secondary
students. The program may have been developed by the School Curriculum and Standards Authority,
or it may have been developed by a private provider or a school and subsequently endorsed by the
Authority. Endorsed programs can be delivered as part of the school curriculum or as extra-curricular
activities. Enrolment in Endorsed Programs needs to be negotiated with the VET office or Associate
Principal and is approved on a case by case basis.
9Education Support
Year 7 - 10
Education Support - Discrete (No Electives)
Cost of Educational Programs for 2021
Subject Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
English $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00
Mathematics $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00
HASS $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00
Science $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00
Hire of Specialist Equipment, $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00
eg: Independent Living Equip.
ASDAN Resources / $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00
Workbooks
Workplace Readiness Program $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00
Life Skills (Cooking, Laundry, $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00
Household Skills)
Leisure & Recreation $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00
Enterprise Learning $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00
Protective Behaviours $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00
Ed Support Program Charges $35.00 $35.00 $35.00 $35.00
Total Voluntary Contributions $235.00 $235.00 $235.00 $235.00
Year 11 - 12
Education Support and Alternative VET
Compulsory Charges for 2021
Subject Year 11 Year 12
English $40.00 $40.00
Mathematics $40.00 $40.00
HASS $20.00 $20.00
Science $20.00 $20.00
Hire of Specialist Equipment, eg: Independent $10.00 $10.00
Living Equipment
ASDAN Resources / Workbooks $10.00 $10.00
Life Skills (Cooking, Laundry, Household Skills) $20.00 $20.00
Leisure & Recreation $10.00 $10.00
Enterprise Learning $10.00 $10.00
Protective Behaviours $10.00 $10.00
Ed Support Program Charges $35.00 $35.00
Work Experience Program $50.00 $50.00
Certificate Course Enrolment / TAFE Profile $150.00 $150.00
Total Charges $425.00 $425.00
ED Support - Elective Subject Note: If your child selects a mainstream elective subject (e.g:
Dance / Drama), in any year, please note you will be charged as per the BSC Contributions and
Charges Booklet
Ed Support - Smart Riders Note: SmartRiders may be required for use by students for some
excursions. Parents will be notified in advance, you will have sufficient time to organise your
child's SmartRider with travel money before the excursion takes place.
10Year 7 2021
Code Subject Cost Code Subject Cost
07ENG English $20.00 V Technologies
07MAT Mathematics $20.00 V 07D&T/ Technologies $75.00 V
07HEC Taster
07HASS HASS $20.00 V
07SCI Science $25.00 V 07TDT Digital Technologies $10.00 V
07PEHPC Health, PE and $20.00 V The Arts
Pastoral Care
07PERF Performing Arts $15.00 V
07VAR Visual Art $30.00 V
Total Year 7 Voluntary Contributions for 2020 $235.00
Year 7 Compulsory Charges
Specialised Music $20.00 C
Sports Science AFL $20.00 C
Sports Science Netball $20.00 C
Year 8 2021
Code Subject Cost Code Subject Cost
08ENG English $20.00 V Technologies
08MAT Mathematics $20.00 V 08D&T/ Technologies $75.00 V
08HEC Taster
08HASS HASS $20.00 V
08SCI Science $25.00 V 08TDT Digital Technologies $10.00 V
08PEHPC Health, PE and $20.00 V The Arts
Pastoral Care
08PERF Performing Arts $25.00 V
08MED Media $20.00 V
Total Year 8 Voluntary Contributions for 2020 $235.00
Year 8 Compulsory Charges
Specialised Music $20.00 C
Sports Science AFL $20.00 C
Sports Science Netball $20.00 C
V= Voluntary Contribution
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
11Year 9 2021
Code Subject Cost Code Subject Cost
09ENG English $40.00 V 09SCI Science $70.00 V
09MAT Mathematics $40.00 V 09PEHPC Health, PE and $40.00 V
Pastoral Care
09HASS HASS $45.00 V
Total Year 9 Voluntary Contributions for 2021 $235.00
Year 9 Compulsory Charges - Semester Courses
The Arts Materials and Technologies
09APSM Specialised Music $35.00 C 09TDT Digital Technologies $45.00 C
09AMF Music $25.00 C 09TJE Jewellery $85.00 C
09ADD Dare to Dance $20.00 C 09TEM Metal Technology $60.00 C
09APP Performing Drama $20.00 C 09TEW Wood Technology $60.00 C
09ADA Digital Art $25.00 C 09TED Design Graphics $25.00 C
09AMD Media Arts $40.00 C Food and Fibre Production
Gaming
09AMH Media Arts $35.00 C 09TFF Food Science: $75.00 C
Hollywood Fun and Fitness
09A2D 2D Visual Art. $45.00 C 09TEF Food Science: $75.00 C
Painting & Printmaking Fun with Foods
09A3D 3D Visual Art $50.00 C 09TEX Fun with Fabrics $40.00 C
Sculpture & Ceramics
Mathematics Health and Physical Education - Annual
Courses
09MRO Robotics $26.00 C 09PESA Sports Science $60.00 C
Engineering 1 AFL
Science 09PES Sports Science $60.00 C
General
09SIA Introductory $25.00 C 09PESN Sports Science $60.00 C
Astronomy Netball
Health and Physical Education
09PEO Outdoor Pursuits $60.00 C
V= Voluntary Contribution
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
In Years 9 and 10, students may be offered selected off site programs which are
delivered by external providers. Should your child be offered a place in such a
program an extra charge may be levied to a maximum value of $250.00.
12Year 10 2021
Code Subject Cost Code Subject Cost
10ENG English $40.00 V 10SCI Science $50.00 V
10MAT Mathematics $40.00 V 10PEHPC Health, PE and $40.00 V
Pastoral Care
10HASS HASS $45.00 V
Total Year 10 Voluntary Contributions for 2021 $235.00
Year 10 Compulsory Charges - Semester Courses
The Arts Materials and Technologies
10APSD Specialised Dance $50.00 C 10TED Design Graphics $20.00 C
10APCM Specialised Music $50.00 C 10TDT Digital Technologies $45.00 C
10APC Dare to Dance $25.00 C 10TJE Jewellery $95.00 C
10AMP Photography $20.00 C 10TEM Metal Technology $65.00 C
10ADG Digital Art $35.00 C 10TEW Wood Technology $65.00 C
10AMV Media $35.00 C Food and Fibre Production
Music Video Production
10A3DS 3D Visual Art $50.00 C 10TFH Food Science: $80.00 C
Sculpture & Ceramics Food for Health
10A2DS 2D Visual Art $45.00 C 10TFE Food Science: $80.00 C
Painting & Printmaking Food for Entertaining
Mathematics 10TEX Textiles $35.00 C
10MRO Robotics $50.00 C 10TCC Caring for Children $35.00 C
Engineering
English Health and Physical Education
10EOW The End of the World $35.00 C 10PEO Outdoor Pursuits $60.00 C
Science Health and Physical Education - Annual
Courses
10CHEV Powering Careers in $35.00 C 10PESA Sports Science $60.00 C
Energy AFL
HASS 10PESN Sports Science $60.00 C
Netball
10HCI Criminal $30.00 C 10PES Sports Science $60.00 C
Investigation
V= Voluntary Contribution
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
In Years 9 and 10, students may be offered selected off site programs which are
delivered by external providers. Should your child be offered a place in such a
program an extra charge may be levied to a maximum value of $250.00.
13Year 11 2021
Code Subject Cost
English
AEENG English ATAR $50.00 C
G1ENG / G2ENG English General $70.00 C
HASS
AEGEO Geography ATAR $80.00 C
AEHIM Modern History ATAR $80.00 C
G1HIA / G2HIA Ancient History General $60.00 C
G1PSY / G2PSY Psychology General $80.00 C
G1BME / G2BME Business Management General $60.00 C
G1CAE / G2CAE Career & Enterprise General $50.00 C
G1PAL / G2PAL Politics & Law General $65.00 C
Mathematics
AEMAA Mathematics: Applications ATAR $50.00 C
AEMAM Mathematics: Methods ATAR $50.00 C
AEMAS Mathematics: Specialist ATAR $50.00 C
G1MAE / G2MAE Mathematics Essentials General $50.00 C
Science
G1BLY / G2BLY Biology General $80.00 C
AEHBY Human Biology ATAR $80.00 C
G1HBY / G2HBY Human Biology General $80.00 C
AECHE Chemistry ATAR $80.00 C
AEPHY Physics ATAR $75.00 C
G1ISC / G2ISC Integrated Science General $80.00 C
Technologies
G1FST / G2FST Food Science & Technology General $180.00 C
G1MDTM / G2MDTM Materials Design & Technology: $160.00 C
Metal General
G1MDTW / G2MDTW Materials Design & Technology: $160.00 C
Wood General
G1CFC / G2CFC Children, Family & Community General $100.00 C
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
14Year 11 2021
Code Subject Cost
Health & Physical Education
AEHEA Health Studies ATAR $65.00 C Y
GEHEA Health Studies General $65.00 C Y
AEPES Physical Education Studies $150.00 C Y
ATAR
G1PES / G2PES Physical Education Studies General $110.00 C Y
VET
ADWPL Workplace Learning $50.00 C Y
Certificate Courses
C2BUS BSB20115 Certificate II in $150.00 C Y
Business
C2CSC CHC20112 Certificate II in $185.00 C Y
Community Services - Childcare
C2SR SIS2115 Certificate II in Sport and $150.00 C Y
Recreation
C2VA CUA20715 Certificate II in Visual Arts $160.00 C Y
C2IDMT ICT20115 Certificate II in $150.00 C Y
Information, Digital Media and
Technology
C2HOSIIO SIT20316 Certificate II in $195.00 C Y
Hospitality
C2MUS CUA20615 Certificate III in Screen $150.00 C Y
and Media
C2CI Certificate II in Creative Industries $150.00 C Y
Media
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
In Year 11, students may be offered selected off site programs which are delivered by
external providers. Should your child be offered a place in such a program an extra charge may
be levied to a maximum value of $5,000.00.
15Year 12 2020
Code Subject Cost
English
ATENG English ATAR $70.00 C
GTENG English General $70.00 C
HASS
GEPAL Politics & Law General $65.00 C
GEGEO Geography General $60.00 C
ATGEO Geography ATAR $80.00 C
ATHIM Modern History ATAR $80.00 C
GTCAE Career & Enterprise General $45.00 C
GTPSY Psychology General $80.00 C
GTBME Business Management General $50.00 C
GTHIA Ancient History General $60.00 C
Mathematics
ATMAA Mathematics: Applications ATAR $50.00 C
ATMAM Mathematics: Methods ATAR $50.00 C
ATMAS Mathematics: Specialist ATAR $50.00 C
GTMAE Mathematics Essentials General $50.00 C
Science
ATHBY Human Biology ATAR $80.00 C
GTHBY Human Biology General $80.00 C
GEBLY Biology General $80.00 C
ATCHE Chemistry ATAR $80.00 C
ATPHY Physics ATAR $75.00 C
GTISC Intergrated Science General $80.00 C
Technologies
GTCFC Children, Family & Community General $100.00 C
GTFST Food Science & Technology General $165.00 C
GTDEST Design - Technical Graphics General $80.00 C
GTMDTM Materials Design & Technology: $160.00 C
Metal General
GTMDTW Materials Design & Technology: $160.00 C
Woodwork General
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
16Year 12 2020
Code Subject Cost
Health & Physical Education
ATHEA Health Studies ATAR $65.00 C
ATPES Physical Education Studies $150.00 C
ATAR
GTPES Physical Education Studies $110.00 C
General
The Arts
ATVAR Visual Arts General $150.00 C
ATMPA Media Production & Analysis ATAR $100.00 C
GTMPA Media Production & Analysis General $60.00 C
GTDRA Dance General $80.00 C
VET
ADWPL Workplace Learning $50.00 C
Certificate Courses
C2BUS12 BSB20115 Certificate II in $150.00 C
Business
C2CSC12 CHC20112 Certificate II in $185.00 C
Community Services - Childcare
C2SR SIS2115 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation $150.00 C
C2VA CUA20715 Certificate II in Creative Industries - $160.00 C
Visual Arts
C2IDM12 ICT20115 Certificate II in $150.00 C
Information, Digital Media and Technology
C3SAM12 CUA31015 Certificate III in Screen and Media $150.00 C
C2HOSP SIT20316 Certificate II in $195.00 C
Hospitality
C= Charge (Compulsory payment required)
In year 12, students may be offered selected off site programs which are delivered by
external providers. Should your child be offered a place in such a program an extra charge
may be levied to a maximum value of $5,000.00.
17Extra Cost Optional Components of Education Programs
Anticipated Excursions, Incursions and Competitions
As required by the Department of Education, we are informing parents and carers of the planned
excursions, incursions, camps and competitions that may take place during 2021. If your child is in one
of the following categories, they may be participating in the relevant activity. The costs of each activity
will not exceed the amount listed. There may be additional excursions that do not incur a cost to the
parents or carers. There may also be extra activities undertaken by your child that may not be listed
below but may incur extra costs. You will be contacted with the details closer to the activity date – do
not send in any money for any of these activities at this stage.
Course Activity Cost($)
Per student
Whole College Photographs $60.00
Whole College Science Competitions $10.00
Whole College Maths Competitions (AMC) $1.50
Whole College English curriculum excursions/incursions $40.00
Technologies: extra or upgraded
Whole College $350.00
materials for projects, ie: Jarrah instead of Pine
Whole College Instrumental Music excursions/incursion $60.00
Whole College Interschool Athletics Carnival $20.00
Whole College Junior / Senior Touch Rugby Competition $20.00
Whole College Highschools Cup Netball Competition $20.00
Whole College Junior / Senior Boys Basketball Competition $20.00
Literacy and Numeracy Support Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Years 7 - 8 Junior Boys Eagles Cup $20.00
Years 7 - 9 Maths Challenge for Young Australians $20.00
Years 7 - 9 FLL - First Lego League Competition $2000.00
Years 7 - 9 Reward Excursions x 2 per year up to $60.00
Years 7 - 10 Physical Education - Lightning Carnivals $20.00 each
Years 7 - 10 ASPIRE excursions/incursions up to $100.00
Years 7 - 10 AFL / Netball Program Uniform $80.00
Years 10 -12 Junior / Senior Girls AFL Freo Dockers Cup $20.00
Years 10 - 12 Senior Boys AFL Competition $20.00
Years 10 - 12 Senior Boys Soccer Competition $20.00
Years 11 - 12 Senior Boys Netball Competition $20.00
Year 7 Aspire Aspire Day $60.00
Year 7 Science Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 7 Mathematics Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 7 English Curriculum related excursions/incursions $60.00
Year 7 HASS Curriculum related excursions/incursions $20.00
Year 7 Sport Science Netball Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 7 Sport Science AFL Curriculum related excursions/incursions $20.00
Year 7 Music Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 7 Visual Arts Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 7 Dance Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 7 Student Services Year 7 Camp $200.00
18Extra Cost Optional Components of Education Programs
Anticipated Excursions, Incursions and Competitions
Course Activity Cost($)
per student
Year 8 Aspire Aspire Camp $120.00
Year 8 Science Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 8 Mathematics Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 8 English Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 8 HASS (Geography) Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 8 HASS Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 8 Drama Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 8 Media Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 8 Music Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 8 Sport Science Netball Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 8 Sport Science AFL Curriculum related excursions/incursions $20.00
Year 9 Aspire Aspire Camp $120.00
Year 9 Science Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Science Astronomy Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Mathematics Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Robotics Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 English Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 HASS Curriculum related excursions/incursions $20.00
Year 9 Media Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Visual Arts Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Dance Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Drama Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Music Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 9 Sport Science Netball Curriculum related excursions/incursions $100.00
Year 9 Sport Science AFL Curriculum related excursions/incursions $100.00
Year 9 Sport Science General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 9 Outdoor Education Curriculum Excursions $200.00
19Extra Cost Optional Components of Education Programs
Anticipated Excursions, Incursions and Competitions
Cost ($)
Course Activity per student
Year 10 Mathematics Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 10 Robotics Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 10 Science Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 10 Astronomy Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 10 Criminal Investigations Curriculum related excursions/incursions $15.00
Year 10 English Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 10 HASS Curriculum related excursions/incursions $40.00
Year 10 Dance Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 10 Drama Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 10 Media Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 10 Music Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 10 Visual Arts Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 10 Sport Science Netball Curriculum related excursions/incursions $200.00
Year 10 Sport Science AFL Curriculum related excursions/incursions $200.00
Year 10 Sport Science General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 10 Outdoor Education Curriculum Excursions $200.00
Year 10 Student Services River Cruise (Term 3) $65.00
Year 10 Student Services Canberra Camp 2021 $2000.00
Year 10 Student Services Leavers' Jacket (Term 4 for delivery in Term 1) $118.00
Year 11 Integrated Science Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
General
Year 11 Physics ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 11 Chemistry ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 11 Human Biology ATAR Stem Cells / Harry Perkins Institute $80.00
Year 11 Human Biology General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 11 Biology General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $100.00
Year 11 Mathematics Specialist Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 11 English ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 11 Literature General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $60.00
Year 11 Health Studies ATAR Health Promotion Excursion $15.00
Year 11 Politics and Law General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 11 Modern History ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $30.00
Year 11 Business Management Curriculum related excursions/incursions $30.00
& Enterprises General
20Extra Cost Optional Components of Education Programs
Anticipated Excursions, Incursions and Competitions
Course Activity Cost($)
per student
Year 11 Ancient History General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 11 Geography ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 11 Business Management Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
& Enterprises General
Year 11 Psychology General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 11 Visual Arts General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 11 Media Production ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 11 Dance General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 11 Music General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 11 Student Services Dinner Dance (Term 2) $70.00
Year 11 Student Services Leavers' Jacket (Term 4 for delivery in Term 1) $118.00
Year 12 Human Biology ATAR Mutations & PCR (Harry Perkins) $80.00
Year 12 Human Biology General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 12 Biology General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 12 Physics ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 12 Chemistry ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 12 Integrated Science Gen Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 12 Mathematics Essentials Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 12 English ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 12 Psychology General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $80.00
Year 12 Economics ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $30.00
Year 12 Modern History ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 12 Ancient History General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $25.00
Year 12 Geography ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 12 Geopraghy General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 12 Politics & Law General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
Year 12 Dance General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 12 Drama General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 12 Media Production ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 12 Music General Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 12 Visual Arts ATAR Curriculum related excursions/incursions $75.00
Year 12 Student Services Leavers Jacket $118.00
Year 12 Student Services College Ball 2021 $120.00
Year 12 Student Services Valedictory $120.00
Year 12 Student Services Leavers Breakfast $15.00
21VET Courses
Careers Expo Perth Convention Centre (May) $10.00
Skills West Careers Expo Perth Convention Centre (August) $10.00
Short Courses as they arise Try-A-Trade / Taster Courses $10.00
White Card White Card $120.00
Hillside Program Certificate I Agrifoods $250.00
Work Experience PPE $120.00
ECU Industry Fair Engineering Industry Fair - Joondalup $15.00
VET Curriculum related excursions/incursions $50.00
First Aid Course Curriculum related incursion $50.00
Fee for Service courses may arise throughout the year, these costs are to be paid before
the course can commence.
Education Support
Year 8 WADSA/ESSN Related Excursions $40.00
Year 10 BSC River Cruise $65.00
Year 11 BSC Dinner Dance $70.00
Year 11 BSC Leavers Jacket $118.00
Year 10 - 12 PPE - Work Placement $120.00
Year 10 - 12 Work placements & VET Course access $200.00
Year 12 BSC Leavers Breakfast $15.00
Year 12 BSC College Ball $120.00
Year 12 BSC Valedictory $120.00
All Years ASDAN resources $60.00
All Years BSC Reward Excursions $65.00
All Years Community Access $200.00
All Years Hydrotherapy Pool $40.00
All Years Day Camp / Incursion - on site $100.00
All Years Leisure & Recreation Activities $100.00
All Years SmartRiders $200.00
All Years Life Skills $100.00
22Byford Secondary College Map
57 Abernethy Road, BYFORD WA 6122 www.byfordsc.wa.edu.au Administration Student Services 9550 6100 Absentee Hotline: 9550 6101 Byford.SC@education.wa.edu.au SMS: 0437 780 398 Byford.SC.Enrolments@education.wa.edu.au Byford.SC.absentees@education.wa.edu.au
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