Main Reception Office Hours:
During School Terms:
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:30pm
During School Holidays
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Welcome to the Caroline Chisholm Catholic College online Application for Enrolment Form. This allows families to submit a form online. A non-refundable fee will be charged per enrolment. Payment can be made in person or over the phone.
Click here to commence an online Application for Enrolment form.
To complete the form offline, please download the PDF Application for Enrolment Form and return it with payment to 204 Churchill Avenue, Braybrook 3019.
Caroline Chisholm Catholic College aims to provide affordable Catholic education in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne.
A copy of the College Fees and Charges can be found below.
To apply for the Fees Assistance Program, please complete the application form in full, attaching all information regarding your circumstances. Applications are considered in the strictest confidence by the College Fees Committee. The Committee also notes the family’s attempts, commitment and communication with respect to previous debts when considering each application.
Please note that assistance is only available for fees in the current school year, not balances from previous years.
If your family is provided with Fees Assistance, the College will require you to:
If you have any questions or need help completing the application form, please contact accounts on 9296 5311 or email accounts@cccc.vic.edu.au
Our College offers one Year 7 Music Scholarship, covering eight 25-minute private instrumental music lessons per term to the end of Year 8.
Please note: The Fr Karmel Borg Scholarships are granted as described below, they are open to both currently enrolled and prospective students of Caroline Chisholm Catholic College and last for two years.
Caroline Chisholm Catholic College will offer up to four Year 7 Academic Scholarships (covering tuition fees from the start of Year 7 to the end of Year 8) based on the results of testing on Saturday 21st July 2018.
Caroline Chisholm Catholic College offers up to four Year 9 Academic Scholarships (covering tuition fees from the start of Year 9 to the end of Year 10) based on results of testing on Friday 20th July 2018.
How to apply:
Scholarship testing day:
Caroline Chisholm Catholic College offers up to four Year 11 Academic Scholarships (covering tuition fees to from the start of Year 11 to the end of Year 12) based on results of testing on 5th May 2018.
How to apply:
Scholarship testing day:
Yes, the College runs tours throughout the school year during School hours and have an annual Open Day which occurs on a Sunday.
Please email the College Registrar on registrar@cccc.vic.edu.au to book a tour.
Normally the process of enrolment takes 2 – 3 weeks from the point of application to commencement.
To start the process families are required to submit an application for enrolment to our school office along with all required documentation and payment of a non-refundable administration fee.
Once all documents are received families will be contacted to attend an interview at the College.
If required a reference check will be done with the applicant’s current secondary school.
If the application is successful, families will receive an Enrolment offer pack in the mail, if unsuccessful families will receive a waiting list offer.
Year 7
Families are encouraged to submit applications when students begin Grade 5.
Application closure dates are typically mid-term three of Grade 5. Confirmed dates will be communicated to the community when available.
Years 8 – 12
We accept applications anytime during the year.
To start the process families are required to submit an application for enrolment to our school office along with all required documentation and payment of a non-refundable administration fee.
Once all documents are received families will be contacted to attend an interview at the College.
If the application is successful, families will receive an enrolment offer pack in the mail, if unsuccessful families will receive a waiting list offer.
The College will confirm places in term four of Grade 5.
Students are at all times representatives of the College and its values. As such, students are expected to wear their uniform with pride. The guidelines are outlined in the College Handbook. The guidelines accord with the College’s standards of presentation, including public spaces, travel to and from school. Individual attention to cleanliness and good grooming are standards expected of both staff and students.
Download our College Uniform Guide here.
Download our uniform order form here.
