Kindergarten & Pre-Primary · 2027

2027 Enrolments Now Open!

At East Kimberley College Kindergarten, our classrooms are filled with young children brimming with hope, imagination, and a love for learning. These children are optimistic, enthusiastic, and eager to embark on their educational journey.

We believe in creating a joyful and supportive environment where boys and girls can learn through play and exploration. Our Kindergarten and Pre-Primary programs mark the beginning of an exciting and rewarding path, offering children new opportunities to explore, discover, and grow together while nurturing their unique talents.

Our play-based curriculum is designed to inspire and engage, fostering creativity, social skills, emotional well-being, and critical thinking in every child. We seamlessly integrate literacy, numeracy, and technology into the program to ensure your child is well-prepared for a smooth transition to Pre-Primary.

East Kimberley College Kindergarten students learning through play
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“Play is the highest form of research.”

Albert Einstein
Enrol now · 2027

How to apply for a Kindergarten place

You can apply to enrol your child in Kindergarten for 2027 if they were born within the dates below.

Eligible if your child was born between 1 July 2022 and 30 June 2023

Pick up an enrolment pack from the front office, or download the pack from this page.

Immunisation

Your child needs an up to date immunisation history statement from the Australian Immunisation Register to enrol.

Already enrolled?

If you have already enrolled your child, you may still need to let us know your preferred days. Kindergarten runs on a rotating roster, so the 2027 Kindergarten preferred attendance form tells us which days you'd like your child scheduled on.

The enrolment pack

What's in the enrolment pack

Some forms need filling in. The rest is information to keep.

Fill in & return
  • Enrolment form
  • 2027 Kindergarten preferred attendance form
  • Consent for release and exchange of information
  • Audiology consent
  • Online permission and policy form
Information to keep
  • Collection notice for enrolment
  • Uniform flyer
  • Primary bell times
  • School24 canteen ordering registration
Send with your forms
  • Your child's birth certificate
  • Your child's immunisation history statement
  • Any court orders, health care plan or identity documents that apply
Step by step

Filling in the enrolment form

The enrolment form is a fillable PDF. You can type into it, then print it and sign it.

Please complete every section. Give us at least one alternative contact in case your child has an accident or becomes unwell.

Consent

Sharing information with other services

Some services need us to share information about your child. The online permission and policy form lists these services. Read it and sign the bottom of the form.

Return your forms

Returning your forms

Print your forms and sign them, then choose one of these:

Post

The Principal
PO Box 617
Kununurra WA 6743

In person

Hand them in at school reception.

Please return the preferred attendance form by Friday 28 August 2026.

What happens next

We'll be in touch

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Once we have your forms and documents, we'll arrange a meeting with one of our Deputy Principals.

Keeping your details up to date

Tell us if your address, phone number or emergency contacts change.

9168 4400

You will need to provide the following Supporting Documentation:

 

Birth certificate or identity documents
When enrolling your child, you will be asked to show your child’s Birth Certificate (original or certified copy) or birth extract or equivalent identity documents.

 

Immunisation certificate
On enrolment you will be asked to provide your child’s Immunisation Certificate.  Please be aware that if your child has not been immunised (or the immunisation records have not been sighted) and and there is  outbreak of a vaccine preventable disease such as measles of mumps at the School, your child will be exempted from school while the disease runs its course.

To obtain your child’s immunisation records, you can be assisted by the Department of Health via this Immunisation Records link.

 

Student Healthcare Summary Form 1
All students require an up to date Student Health Care Summary which is available from the school.

It is essential that the school be informed either at enrolment or on diagnosis of your child’s allergies and whether your child has been diagnosed as being at risk of anaphylaxis. In this case you will be required to provide an Australian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) Action Plan completed by their child’s medical practitioner.  It is important that the ASCIA Action Plan provides details on how to manage mild to moderate allergic reactions and anaphylactic reactions including appropriate medications, as well as listing known allergens.

Medication which is to be taken during school hours MUST be registered at Student Services (Year’s 7-12) or with the Primary Deputy Principal (K-6).  Under no circumstances should medication be carried by students whilst at school.

 

Court order (if applicable)
Parents must disclose any court orders which contain matters to be taken into account when enrolling the child.

Contributions and Charges

The State Government and the Department of Education permit the school to seek payment of Voluntary Contributions and Charges for each student enrolled at the school. The Voluntary Contributions provide the school with funds to supplement our own resources in purchasing materials and resources valuable in the education of students enrolled at the school.

 

Payment of the Voluntary Contribution will be greatly appreciated.  Please note that the Personal Use Items (Booklists) include the voluntary contribution and P&C charges within the total costs and this is to be paid to Office National (the preferred supplier).  These charges will be on-paid to East Kimberley College by Office National.

 

In accordance with the Department of Education Contributions, Charges and Fees Policy, payment of charges for all courses of study in Year 11 and Year 12 is compulsory.

 

The Voluntary Contribution and Charges schedules have been endorsed by the School Council and are published here to inform parents of anticipated costs for 2020.

 

View the Contributions & Charges for 2024.

 

Assistance is available to holders of a Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Pensioner Concession Card, Department of Human Services (Centrelink) Health Care Card or a Department of Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner Concession Card (blue card only, TPI and gold cards cannot be accepted as they are issued for medical benefit purposes only).  A link to Frequently Asked Question can be found here.