Coastal Lakes College has a number of payment options for parents to pay Contributions & Charges and any additional items as required such as Excursions or Incursions.
Payment options available are;
- Qkr - click on the button below and enter your details. Qkr is our preferred payment system
- Direct deposit into the school bank account
BSB: 066 040
Account Number: 1990 4269
Please complete the reference details which enable us to track payment transactions using the following format – Student Surname, Initial, Year (e.g. SmithAYr7) - Complete credit card payment slip on the bottom of the Contributions & Charges statement and return to the College Administration
- In person during office hours
- Centrepay – forms are available from College Administration
If you wish to discuss alternative payment arrangements please contact the college on 9583 2800.
The Secondary Assistance Program is available to assist low income families with secondary schooling costs (Year 7 to 12).
Applications must be submitted in Term 1.
Parent/guardian(s) must hold one of the following;
- Centrelink Health Care Card
- Centrelink Pensioner Concession Card
- Veterans Affairs Pensioner Concession Card
The card or electronic version must be presented to College Administration to complete an online application.
Please contact the College for further advice on eligibility on 9583 2800.
College Hours / Timetable
|
Session |
Times |
| 1 | 8:30 – 9:34 am |
| 2 | 9:34 – 10:38 am |
| Recess | 10:38 – 11:03 am |
| 3 | 11:03 – 12:07 pm |
| 4 | 12:07 – 1:11 pm |
| Lunch | 1:11 – 1:36 pm |
| 5 | 1:36 – 2:40 pm |
Morning Services:
Route 558 will deviate via Coastal Lakes College
- Departing Rockingham Station at 7.17am
- via Warnbro Station at 7.31am
- Warnbro Sound Av / Port Kennedy Dr at 7.43am
- Warnbro Sound Av / Anstey Rd at 7.48am
- Arriving at Coastal Lakes College at approximately 8.10am
- Non-deviating Route 558 services stop on Mandurah Rd adjacent to Lakelands Shopping Centre.
- This stop is a short walk from Coastal Lakes College.
Route 584 will extend to Coastal Lakes College
- Departing Mandurah Station at 7.44am
- Via Mandurah Tce / Tindale St at 7.52am
- Madora Bay Rd / Sabina Dr at 8.06am
- Then express to Coastal Lakes College arriving at approximately 8.11am
Route 587 from Mandurah Station will extend to Coast Lakes College
- Departing Mandurah Station at 7.44am
- Via John Tonkin College at 7.50am
- Portrush Pde RAAF Estate at 8.00am
- Mandurah Baptist College at 8.11am
- Arriving Coastal Lakes College (Badgerup Av) at 8.15am
Regular Route 587 trips will drop off on Banksiadale Gate opposite the college. The trip above deviates to the school bus stops on Badgerup Av.
School Route 742 will extend to Coastal Lakes College
- Departing Mandurah Station at 8.05am
- Via Mandurah Baptist College at 8.20am
- Arriving at Coastal Lakes College at approximately 8.25am.
Afternoon Services:
- Route 558 to Rockingham Station via Warnbro Station will depart Stand 1 at 2.48pm
- Route 558 to Mandurah Station via Mandurah Rd will depart Stand 2 at 2.57pm
- Route 584 to Mandurah Station via Madora Bay will depart Stand 2 at 2.47pm
- Route 587 to Mandurah Station via Meadow Springs will depart Stand 3 at 2.50pm.
Our cafeteria will be re-opening in 2021.
The cafeteria will be opening on a trial basis from 7:30am-1:30pm Monday – Friday and will provide students with a number of healthy and delicious options.
2021 Term Dates for Students
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | ||
| Term 1 | Monday 1 February – Thursday 1 April |
Term 3 | Tuesday 20 July – Friday 24 September |
| Break | Friday 2 April – Monday 19 April |
Break | Saturday 25 September – Monday 11 October |
| Term 2 | Tuesday 20 April – Friday 2 July |
Term 4 | Tuesday 12 October – Thursday 16 December |
| Break | Saturday 3 July – Monday 19 July |
Break | Friday 17 December – Sunday 30 January 2022 |
Coastal Lakes College has a compulsory college uniform. The College Executive in consultation with the community felt it was important to have a formal uniform, which did not have many variations and would remain the same through to Year 12.
A uniform contributes to our core College values including building pride in our students and pride in our College. Our aim is to prepare students for life beyond college and future employers often have similar values and expectations. When parents and students enrol with Coastal Lakes College a commitment is made to support the uniform policy and promote the College’s values!
Most parents prefer the college uniform as it promotes routine and reduces the potential for social issues associated with appearance.
The current uniform is shown on the table below.
Please note that only official College garments are permissible unless otherwise stated.
| Black shorts | Compulsory | |
| Black trousers | Additional option | |
| White collared/buttoned shirt | Compulsory | |
| Black softshell waterproof jacket | Compulsory | |
| PE shirt | Compulsory (Not to be worn as the student uniform) | |
| PE shorts | Compulsory (Not to be worn as the student uniform) | |
| Girls | Tartan dress | Choice of |
| Tartan skort | Choice of | |
| Black shorts (girls fit) | Choice of | |
| Black trousers (girls fit) | Choice of | |
| White collared/buttoned shirt (girls fit) | Compulsory | |
| Black softshell waterproof jacket (girls fit) | Compulsory | |
| PE shirt | Compulsory (Not to be worn as the student uniform) | |
| PE shorts | Compulsory (Not to be worn as the student uniform) | |
| Black stockings/tights (any supplier) | Optional | |
| Boys & Girls | Enclosed shoes (any supplier) | Sport shoes acceptable |
| Black cap (any supplier) | Official College or plain black (no branding) | |
| College bag (any supplier) | Official College (guaranteed) or predominantly black | |
| Not Acceptable | The following items are examples of what is not acceptable. | Active wear, jumpers or hoodies worn under the official shirt or jacket,
open shoes, Ugg boots |
Important: Every effort has been made to select quality garments that represent value for money. The College will not be receiving a percentage of the sales as our aim is to keep costs to parents as low as possible. Where parents are experiencing financial hardship please make contact with the College.
The uniform shop is owned and run by Uniform Concepts who provide a shop located in the foyer of the College Performing Arts Centre.
Opening Times: Mondays 1.00pm - 3.45pm & Wednesdays 8.00am - 11.15am
All payments are to be made directly to Uniform Concepts.
For additional information please see Uniform Concepts contact details below.
Email: coastallakes@uc.nellgray.com.au
Phone: 0447 641 429
The Coastal Lakes College Enrolment Policy is aligned with the Department of Education Western Australia’s Enrolment Policy. Parents seeking further information about enrolling a child in a Western Australian school should refer to the policy.
https://www.education.wa.edu.au/enrolling-in-school
Coastal Lakes College is a local-intake area school and therefore, in the first instance, must ensure that all local students can be accommodated. As a new school the college must plan ahead to ensure that there will be sufficient accommodation in the future.
The assessment of a school’s capacity to accommodate students will take into consideration the school’s current and future resources including infrastructure, timetable, programs and staffing.
The local-intake area is defined by a boundary. If you live within the local-intake area for Coastal Lakes College you are guaranteed a place.
Enrolment at a school in the primary years does not guarantee future enrolment at a specific secondary school including one in the vicinity of the primary school.
The parent or legal guardian is required to provide satisfactory evidence to demonstrate eligibility for local-intake area enrolment.
All students seeking enrolment for the commencement of the following year, whether local or out of local-intake area, should apply by the first Friday of Term 3 each year or when stipulated by the college.
Applications for local-intake area enrolments during a current year may be submitted at any time.
Students are required to bring stationery and other personal items to school each day to enable them to interact in classes. Ziggies Educational Supplies are able to provide families with a convenient solution to buying personal items for school. Please note you are able to source these items from any supplier. If a brand is specified, please consider purchasing the particular item due to the brand’s quality and ability to complete the task. For example, an Artline Fineliner Pen, or UHU glue.
Personal Items Lists will be provided to parents before 1 December each year. Ziggies have an online portal to purchase these items. Home delivery is available as well as collecting from the College; the collection date will be advised on the booklist. You can also visit the Ziggies store, located at 1/180 Bannister Road, Canning Vale.
Students should come to College with a note in their diary with the date, time and reason for leaving school grounds. They can show this to their teacher to be excused from class, they need to go to Student Services and sign out. Students may then leave school grounds. If a note is not provided in the school diary, a phone call to Student Services is required. Students are not allowed to leave grounds without permission from a parent/guardian.