You can begin an online application for enrolment below.
If you are applying for Year 7, we are currently only taking applications for commencement in 2026, 2027 and 2028. Applications for Year 7 2029 will open in January 2027 and will not be accepted before this time.
Before you begin, click here to view our interactive map, where you can enter your address to see which campus you are zoned to.
St Francis Catholic College is now welcoming enrolments for Year 7 2028 at its Melton and Cobblebank campuses.
Applications can be completed online and should be submitted by Friday 14 August 2026.
All families are required to attend an interview at the College as part of the enrolment process.
Enrolment Interviews take place between August and October 2026.
The College will notify all families of the result of their application by Friday 16 October 2026.
If you receive an offer, you can confirm your acceptance by completing an Enrolment Agreement Form and returning it to the College with a $200 deposit, which will be deducted from your first term fees in 2028. This deposit is non-refundable.
All forms and the deposit should be returned by Friday 6 November 2026.
Orientation will take place in December.
Below is some information about our College that you may find useful.
Applications for Year 7 2027 closed on Friday 15 August 2025.
Click here to submit an Enrolment Enquiry if you would like to be placed on our waiting list.
The College is currently not considering students for enrolment in Semester 1 2026. Applications will be considered for Semester 2 2026.
Families are encouraged to attend a College tour.
The tours allow you to see our facilities and programs firsthand, meet our staff, and speak with our student leaders, who will guide you during your visit.
Click here to view our interactive map, where you can enter your address to see which campus you are zoned to.

As a Catholic College with faith at our core, it is an expectation that prospective families are committed to the Catholic faith and supportive of the educational aims of the College when accepting an offer of enrolment.
You will find all our enrolment policies here.
If you have any questions about enrolment at St Francis Catholic College, please contact our enrolments team on 8099 6000 or email enrolments@sfcc.vic.edu.au.
Students transferring to another secondary school
Parents and guardians of students who are leaving the College and transferring to another secondary school must complete and return the St Francis Catholic College Exit Form. You can download the form here.
The Exit Form is required by the College and is used to settle family accounts. Parents will be charged fees until the form is received, and it is important that the student's official exit date be included.
The College also requires a letter confirming the student’s enrolment from their new school. The letter should include the starting date and can be submitted with the Exit Form.
Please remember, students are required to continue attending school each day at St Francis Catholic College until they begin at their new school.
The exit form and confirmation of enrolment from your child’s new school should be emailed to enrolments@sfcc.vic.edu.au.
Students not transferring to another secondary school
Parents and guardians of students under 17 who are not transferring to another secondary school must complete and return two forms.
Students under the age of 17 need to seek an exemption to leave school for TAFE, apprenticeships, work, or alternative job training.
Families can assist the College by completing sections A, B, C, D1, D2, and F of the Exemption from School Form.
Part of this form also requires a contract of employment stating full-time work (25 hours per week or more) and a copy of enrolment into TAFE (letter of acceptance, enrolment confirmation, etc.).
Please note:
The exit form and Exemption from School Form should be emailed to enrolments@sfcc.vic.edu.au.
School reports
Once students are removed from College records, their reports can no longer be accessed via the Parent Portal (PAM). Parents and guardians are advised to print or download the reports and save them for future reference.