Educational and Financial Report - Masada College
Educational and Financial Report - Masada College Educational and Financial Report - Masada College
Reporting Area 9: Enrolment policies and profiles 2011Masada College is a comprehensive co-educational Jewish Day School that operates within the policies of the NSW Board of Studies. Masada College doesnot discriminate with regard to enrolments on the basis of gender, disability or special needs, however the College may not be able to accommodate allchildren given the limitations of space, number, specialised facilities and special needs teachers. Enrolment is necessary for new students and studentsre-entering the College. Once students have enrolled they are expected to support the College’s ethos and abide by and respect the College’s rules tomaintain their enrolment. Signing the parent agreement is part of the enrolment process.Enrolment ProcedureEnrolment procedure is as follows:Return completed and signed Application Form with the Application Fee ($110)The Application Fee is $110 and is non-refundable. Applications are dated from the receipt of a completed and signed Application Form and theaccompanying Fee.Interviews with the relevant Head of School and the Business Administrator For students new to the College, they and their parents must attend aninterview with the relevant Head of School or Deputy Principal (or their nominee). Parents new to the College must also attend an interview with the BusinessAdministrator. ESL students have to undergo a language test and satisfy a required standard.A place at Masada College will be offered if a vacancy exists Offers will be made in approximately June for the following year. Applications forimmediate enrolment will be made subject to availability. Where the College is unable to offer a place, the applicant’s name will be placed on a waiting list.Places will be offered in strict order of receipt of the Application Form and Fee. Priority is given to siblings of students enrolled in the College and children ofMasada graduates.Commitment Deposit ($1000) and Security Deposit ($300) A place at Masada College is accepted with the return of the completed Offer Formaccompanied by a cheque for the Commitment Deposit ($1000). A Security Deposit ($300) will be invoiced with the first term’s fees. The CommitmentDeposit (non-refundable if the student does not take up the accepted place) is deducted from the first term’s fees. The Security Deposit is held until the studentleaves the College. For students applying from overseas, any offer of a place made before the interviews is conditional pending satisfactory interviews.Student Population Masada College 2011 — 539 students, of which 332 were in the Senior & 207 in the Junior Schools. Gender balance whole schoolwas 230 females; 309 males. The College enrols Overseas Students however at present they are a minority of the total enrolments 21 (approximately 4%).The majority of whom are in the Senior School. The College has some students with special needs however our student population contains a fairly narrowrange of backgrounds. As it is a Jewish school, the majority of our students are Jewish.Continued Enrolment Is dependent on payment of fees and respecting the ethos, rules and expectations of the College.Accessibility Anti Discrimination The College will ensure that all new building works will comply with relevant legislation regarding disabled access at thetime of construction. Older buildings not complying with such regulation will be improved over time subject to availability of funds and needs. Appropriatetimetabling will be used such that easily accessible General Purpose classrooms are timetabled where disability access is an issue.18
Reporting Area 10: School policiesThe Parent Guide and the College IT server contain the general policies and procedures relating to Student Welfare and daily expectations.The Policies listed below were not amended in 2011. These include those relating to:♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦HomeworkAssessmentHats and Sun protectionWelfare PolicyExcursions / IncursionsAccidents and IllnessWork Health SafetySick BayAccessibility Anti DiscriminationAnti DiscriminationCity to Surf Volunteers30th United Nations Peace Day Ceremony19
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<strong>Report</strong>ing Area 10: School policiesThe Parent Guide <strong>and</strong> the <strong>College</strong> IT server contain the general policies <strong>and</strong> procedures relating to Student Welfare <strong>and</strong> daily expectations.The Policies listed below were not amended in 2011. These include those relating to:♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦HomeworkAssessmentHats <strong>and</strong> Sun protectionWelfare PolicyExcursions / IncursionsAccidents <strong>and</strong> IllnessWork Health SafetySick BayAccessibility Anti DiscriminationAnti DiscriminationCity to Surf Volunteers30th United Nations Peace Day Ceremony19
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