Payments for Contributions and Charges can be made through one of these options:

  • By VISA or Mastercard via BPOINT
  • By cash, EFTPOS or credit card in person at the Cashier.
    Payments can be made to the Cashier in the Main Administration office during normal business hours
    Please note we only accept Visa and MasterCard.
  • By credit card over the phone
  • By direct deposit (Please note: due to closing dates associated with events, excursions and Subject Subject Online, we strongly recommend that these payments should made via Consent2Go, BPOINT or in person. They should not be paid directly into our bank account).

The College bank account details are:

Bank:  ANZ Bank
Account Name: Ballajura Community College

BSB: 016 353
Account Number: 340844437
Please include the student’s name in the description.

Student Contributions and Charges are circulated as follows:

  • Invoice 1 – Sent in Term 4 of the previous school year following subject selection
  • Statement 1 – Sent in Term 1 and will outline outstanding Contributions & Charges
  • Statement 2 – Sent in Term 2 and will outline outstanding Contributions & Charges
  • Final Outstanding Statement – Sent in Term 3 outlining all outstanding Contributions & Charges for each student.

Parents and guardians of Year 11 and 12 students will also be contacted by phone requesting payment of all outstanding monies or the establishment of a formal payment plan.

If you believe that your statement is incorrect or have any queries, please send us an email outlining your concerns to ballajura.cc@education.wa.edu.au

We will follow up any concerns, respond to your query and, if necessary, issue a revised statement.

Some families may not be in a position to pay contributions and charges all at one time.

Please do not hesitate to contact the College if you have any queries regarding contributions and charges.

Application form to be submitted in Term 1 and closes on the last day of Term 1. The State Government, through the Department of Education provides financial support to eligible parents through the Secondary Assistance Scheme (SAS). The aim of this scheme is to assist low-income families with secondary schooling costs. The allowance consists of two components:
  • $235 Educational Program Allowance is paid directly to the school and is taken as payment for the Voluntary Contributions.
  • $115 Clothing Allowance is paid directly to the applicant's nominated bank account, to assist with purchasing of the school uniform. Alternatively, parents have the option to pay it to the school to decrease their outstanding balance of Voluntary Contributions and/or Charges.
Application is made by parents or guardians of students enrolled in Years 7 to 12 up to and including the year the student turns 18 years of age. Parents/guardians must hold one of the following cards:
  • Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Health Care Card
  • Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Pensioner Concession Card
  • Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner Concession Card
The above cards must be current during first term. You can obtain an application form from Main Administration and return the completed form with the current, eligible signed concession card. A school officer must be able to verify the details and signature on the form before it can be processed.

Saver Plus

Saver Plus is a free 10-month savings and financial education program that helps eligible families save for education expenses.

Developed by ANZ and the Brotherhood of St Laurence, and delivered by The Smith Family and receives funding from the Department of Social Services, it’s designed to build long-term financial wellbeing.

Saver Plus can assist with a wide range of education-related expenses, including:

  • Devices and technology
  • Excursions and camps
  • Subject-specific resources
  • And many other approved costs

To learn more visit the Saver Plus program page or call 1300 610 355.

A referral form for Saver Plus can be requested at our Main Administration desk.