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The Heart of the Problem‘Above all...guard your heart... it is the

wellspring of life.’ Proverbs 4:23 NIV

When the enemy has backed away for a time, it doesn’t mean he’s backed off. He could be creating space for a battering ram. If he could penetrate your outer walls of your mind, he’ll gain access to your heart and so he can occupy it and take over.

You’re in a battle. It rages every day whether you choose to participate or not. There is an enemy who wants free access to your heart, to intoxicate it and produce all sorts of vile thoughts, attitudes and behaviours. Whatever the situation, the heart of the problem is the problem of the heart. So guarding its health is a top priority.

Go through an average day and chances are you’ll get shot down once or twice. Disappointment, discouragement and disillusionment are always on the prowl. (Maybe it isn’t a coincidence that ‘Dis’ is another name for the Greek god of hell, Hades. His family also includes disease, disaster, disapproval, discontent and so on. They too are always on the prowl.) But with God, you can be wise to these assaults. The best way to do that is to make sure your heart is filled with God. Jesus wasn’t just reciting poetry when He said, ‘Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.’ (Matthew 5:8 NIV) Knowing God is so important because it shapes everything that we become. Jesus offers you life in its fullest sense, so don’t settle for anything less.

- word4U2day (an adaptation of The Word for Today authored by Bob & Debby Gass)

CAMPUS NEWSSpeech Night - Thursday, 12 December 2013Our Speech Night programs are an opportunity for the whole school community to celebrate the culmination of another school year and we would like to invite you all to come along and participate. Both the Primary and Secondary programs will be held in our Sport Centre. Primary School (Kindy - Year 6)• The Primary school program will commence at

4:30pm and conclude at approx. 6.00pm• Doors will open at approx. 4.15pm after sound

checks for musical items are completed. • Students are expected to sit with their parents

during the program.• Seating will only be reserved for parents and

siblings of Year 6 students.• All students must be in school uniform including

school shoes. • Reports, portfolios and school magazine will be

distributed at the end of the program. High School (Years 7-12)• The High School program will commence at

7:30pm and conclude at approx. 9.00pm• Doors will open at approx. 7.15pm after sound

checks for musical items are completed• Students are expected to sit with their parents

during the program.• Seating will only be reserved for parents and

siblings of Year 12 students.• All students must be in school uniform including

school shoes and no jewellery.• Reports and school magazine will be

distributed at the end of the program.NB: Please note that due to the finish on our Sport Centre floor no stiletto heels to be worn inside. Food and drink not permitted in the Sports Centre.

Road to Bethlehem 2013 - WE NEED YOU!Road to Bethlehem relies on hundreds of volunteers to help with running the event in a variety of roles.We would love for you to be invloved in the event this year. There are opportunities available in various drama scenes plus in some of the food and retail areas.RETAIL STALLHOLDERS - APPLICATIONS CLOSE SOON!To have a retail stall in the Road to Bethlehem market area you need to complete a Retail StallholderApplicationFormonline.Youcanfindthe link to this form at the bottom of the Road to Bethlehem home page - www.RoadToBethlehem-Erina.orgVOLUNTEER HELPERS - GET INVOLVED!This event requires literally hundreds of volunteers to assist with the event as food stall helpers, drama participants, face painters, tour guides, soldiers, set decorators and many more areas! We want to hear from you! Fill out the Volunteer Application Form which can be accessed via the link at the bottom of the Road to Bethlehem home page - www.RoadToBethlehem-Erina.orgVegetarian Cooking Class - 28 OctoberThe topic for the next class on Monday, 28 October at6:45pm,isTheBenefitsofNutsandSeeds.Recipes on this month’s menu are:• Lentil and Roast Beetroot Salad• Thai Satay Noodles• Millet with Macadamia and Currants• Pinenut and Pea Pesto• SunflowerSeedLoaf• Date and Orange SliceFor bookings, please email civin@ccas.nsw.edu.au or ring Cheryl on 0403 848242 or 43284912. The cost is $15 payable on the night.LIBRARY NEWSLibrary WebpageHave a look at our page it’s the ‘Library’ link under ‘Current Students http://www.ccas.nsw.edu.auBook Fair wrap-up: Story Laboratory – Reading Gives You Super PowerThank you school family! Once again you have participated and supported another memory-

making event at CCAS! Thank you to the families who donated books for the classroom libraries. Some classes have received an early and welcome Christmas present.We made nearly $6000 in sales – which equates to about $1, 750 worth of resources and cash commission. WOW!The ‘radioactive worms’ were won by Alia Haider and 4R received a packet of books to add to their classroom library.Best dressed teacher was Mrs Platt from 2P – she was Super Brain. Special mention has to be made about Miss Smith (2S), Mrs Howe (1K), and Mrs Sirilo (KS). These ladies looked ‘SUPER’as well in theiroutfitsMost creative classroom participant was Mrs Barton’s kindys (KB).Best class participation was 6D – all had satellite dishes on their heads to receive more knowledge. Classes that also received a merit for participation were 3P and KS.The year level with the longest reading ‘chain read-action’ were: YEAR 6. Their reading chain was 27.4m long. Coming in a close second at 27m was Year 2. Well done to everyone! You can see theses reading chains displayed in the library.Volunteers are AWESOME!THank you to our helpful, cheerful volunteers. Many people gave of their time and skills to make Book Fair a success and fun for students.Thanks for all your hard work Kathy Ferrett with setting up and packing down, Mash Thapa for going up high, and Darrol Lwin (always setting up and taking down the PA system).Thanks to the people who supplied much needed ‘stuff’ – Pastor Phil (you got the ‘power’!), Tyler Hankinson (smoke machine), and the Science and PDHPE departments for supplying all their paraphernalia. It helped to ‘set the scene’.A big applause for our guest ‘mad scientist’ Boris von Dalton (Nathan Dalton science teacher) for doing some cool experiments on Family Day.Thank you to our volunteer mums who came in and helped to corral the rabble each day at Book Fair: Claire Howell (patiently doing it every day), Nicole Dennis, Simone Graziani, Kylie Marquart, Lynda Wallace, Julie Calbert, Georgie

Stephenson, Melissa Sanburg, Leanne Stewart, Tracey Anderson, Kathy Ferrett and Debbie Lewis (we know you here in spirit, despite being sick you made costumes!)Money FoundA sum of money has been found in the library. If you think it is yours, come and speak to the librarians and tell us where in the library, when and how much!MS & PRC Party!!A party was held in the library at recess on Thursday to congratulate the participants of the MS Read-a-thon. These students collectively raised a mammothtotalof$2655.00towardfightingMultipleSclerosis. Students who participated all received a special prize from the library.Also invited were a number of students who missed thefirstPRCpartylastterm.Manythankstothestudents for taking part in these reading clubs.Year 12 – Congratulations & Textbook ReturnsStudents in year 12 are all in the midst of exams and we all wish them well. Please note that textbooks need to be returned as soon as you have finishedwiththemastheyneedtobepassedontothe ‘New Year 12’s’. We will be posting letters home listing all items you currently have out on loan. Please advise us as soon as you can if you cannot locate items listed to ensure your degregistration process goes smoothly.PAThFINDER NEWSAreyouexcitedPathfinders?Ourmuchawaitedadventureisfinallyhere…we’reofftoclimbtothesummit of Mt Kosciusko. Please check the email from your Unit Leaders regarding last minute important information, especially packing warm clothes as the prediction is for overnight lows of -1 to -3, and we don’t want anyone to get cold so packthatextrajacket…you’llbeverygladyoudid. Remember we will be meeting at the school at 5.30am on Friday morning. Please do not be late as we don’t want anyone to miss the bus. In the meantime if you require additional information please contact your Unit Leaders.Dates to rememberThis weekend Club Camp9 November Year End Activity Night

30 November Investiture at The HavenPRIMARY NEWSSelective School Placement in 2015If you would like your child to apply for selective high school placement in 2015, you need to do so soon. Detailed instructions on how to apply are now available online at http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/learning/k-6assessments/shsplacement/index.phpPRIMARY SPORThRIS TennisCongratulations to our 3 boys, Mackenzie Zammit, Liam Hogan and Lochie Allison for representing our school at HRIS Tennis last Friday. Our boys competed with the best 70 tennis players from 13 schools in the HRIS competition. Liam had a tough pool but enjoyed his day. Mackenzie came 7th in his division and Lochie made the semis. We appreciate the boys enthusiasm and efforts on the day and thank Mr Cashin for his supervision.Year 5/6 BasketballOur HRIS Basketball teams are needed for the local Graham Brown Cup on November 18 at Niagra Park. We will be training the teams on Monday mornings from 7:55am.Runner ClubFor all the running addicts out there... We are slowly dipping our feet back in the water with Friday morning running. This is for all students from year 2 to 12 who are interested in doing some off-season training for cross country. We will be starting back, this Friday 7:50am at the metal steps of the sports centre on the oval. Parents are welcome to join.Infants Swimming CarnivalThe Infant Swimming Carnival is held for year 1 and kindy students on 29 November at Woy Woy’s Peninsula Leisure Centre. Notes are coming out this week via email. Please check Kindy Capers for the link to the website.Parent Fitness ClassesOurmorningparent’sfitnessclasseshavebeenagreat success this year with Mondays, Wednesdays & Friday classes. Sessions are from 8-9:00am, and are meeting at the sports centre to begin the sessions.. The classes are run by “Fired Up Fitness” at a cost of $10 per session. If you are interested in coming along, please contact kylie@

firedupfitness.com.auorcdavis@ccas.nsw.edu.au.New faces are more than welcome!Hassett’s Tennis Coaching Tennis coaching is on Tuesday’s, Wednesday’s and Thursday’s from 3pm here at school. Loan tennis racquets are available.Little Lessons maximum of 5 per class, 1/2 hour class, age 5-7, $8 per child per lesson.Semi private lesson maximum of 5 per class, 1 hour class - all ages, $15 per child per lesson.Private lesson, 1/2 hour class - all ages, all standards, $30 per 1/2 hour.Call Brad to book your spot now on 0448 628 944, or email bradhassett@bigpond.comSECONDARY NEWSCommunication with TeachersAs the 2013 school year is coming to a close Central Coast Adventist School considers that communication between parents, teachers and students is essential for improvement.Without communication students can often feel as though they are misunderstood, parents may think that their students are not getting the necessary attention and teachers are assuming understanding by students and parents.All of the staff at CCAS would like to extend a very friendlyandaffirminginvitationtoallparentsandstudents that, at any time deemed necessary, teachers are available to discuss issues concerning the students, particularly as they face the stresses of end of year assessments and examinations.The school considers the success of every student its number one goal. We want to see every student operating at the very best of their ability. We believe that this requires action from not only the students and teachers but also the parents. We would like to make it very clear that we are accessible and welcome any communication from parents as well as students.ForYear7studentscompletingtheirfirstyearofsecondary school - congratulations! It is a big step learning from a variety of teachers and keeping up with many assessment tasks. Parents, please be assured that as the students’ progress through secondary school they are always welcome to ask their teachers if they do not understand something, have misplaced work or simply forgotten what

was required of them. Our job, as teachers, is to help each student understand and to embrace knowledge development. Consequently our school prides itself on having teachers who, amidst their busy schedules, seek out students to ensure they are developing the necessary skills and understanding required of them. Communication between teachers, students and parents is therefore paramount to ensure maximised learning experiences, so students can make independent choices for their future career goals. Teachers are generally available for queries at recesses or lunch, plus the afternoon homework help sessions are places open to all students no matter what their learning needs are. The preferred method of communication between teachers and parents/carers is email.TUTORING SESSIONS:Maths – Monday 3-4pmEnglish – Wednesday 3-4pmHSIE – Wednesday 3-4pmScience – Thursday 3-4pmYear 8 Information EveningOn Wednesday evening, October 30 we have an Information Evening for Year 8 students and parents in preparation for Year 9 in 2014. The purpose of the evening is:1. To outline the optional/elective subjects

available for Year 9 as they continue their schooling.

2. Subject line ups from which to choose and a date by which we would like these choices to be made. This helps us in planning for 2014.

3. Information about the RoSA (Record of School Achievement) which incorporates Year 9 and beyond. The RoSA is the replacement for what oncewastheSchoolCertificate.

The evening commences at 7:00pm sharp in the Naomi Frew Hall and we anticipate it will conclude by 8:00pm.holly MacDonald Awarded New York City Dance ScholarshipIn recent years, Central Coast Adventist School has had the privilege of being home to a large group of talented dancers. One of those dancers, Holly MacDonald, has been awarded a scholarship to the Broadway Dance Centre in New York City. Holly

will be heading over to the US to complete this scholarship in the next 12 months and we pray for abundant blessing to reign over her and her family throughout this time. Congratulations Holly - we are all very proud of you!CAREERS NEWSPharmacy Traineeship AvailableThe Terry White Chemist at Bateau Bay is offering a Pharmacy Traineeship. The program is full time over twelve months with 38 hours per week being split between work and training. All training is done on the job or via correspondence through the PharmacyGuild.ThetraineewillfinishtheyearwithaCertificateIIqualificationandthepotentialtogoon to further work/study. This could be an ideal opportunity for a Year 12 student looking for an alternative to university study. If you are interested, please contact Michelle Cook on 43 329 439.Certificate III Commercial Fitness - Expressions of InterestWe are currently asking for expressions of interest from anyone in the school community interested in completing a Cert III In Commercial Fitness here on campus.In Year 11 and 12, students have the opportunity to take a specialised TAFE subject (TVET) as part of their subject line-up. While this presents some excellent options, as a private school, it also comes at a cost. This year, several students have expressed an interest in completing a Cert III in Commercial Fitness through TVET and our local TAFE college has offered a generous alternative.For a fraction of

the cost of completing the TVET subject, we can host an open Cert III program on site. This won’t sit inside the regular school timetable and it won’t contribute to a student’s unit count but it will give them (and anyone else wishing to participate) the industrycertification.There are still a number of hoops to jump through (not literally, although that may be part of the training) and we do need a minimum of 10 participants to run the course but, if you are interested, we would like to know.Please send any inquiries or expressions of interest to arobartson@ccas.nsw.edu.auMy Carz - SPECIAL CCAS DEALS - Special Occasion VehiclesAs a former Central Coast Adventist School family, we would like to offer to all CCAS families a choice of our two brand new Chrysler 300 cars for your special occasion transfers. Our special Year 10 & 12 Formal rates are exclusive to CCAS families. Bookings are essential.

CENTRAL COAST ADVENTIST SCHOOLTERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR PAYMENT OF 2014 FEES

Payment OptionsOption A 10% Tuition Discount Pay the total amount within the month of FebruaryOption B 5% Tuition Discount Pay the Terms component by the date shown for Option B on the Option SheetOption C Pay the Terms component by the 3rd last week of the TermOption D Pay in equal monthly or fortnightly payments

Discounts only apply to the tuition component of the statement - not the total fee account

Payment MethodsIn Person Cash - Cheque - Eftpos - Credit CardMail Cheque - Credit CardBPAYInternet Via the School WebsiteTelephone Credit CardDirect Debit See the Finance OfficeWage Transfer Arrange with your Employer and advise the Finance OfficeCentrelink Transfers See the Finance Office

PenaltiesLate Payment Charge - $100.00 Failure to pay Terms fees by the 3rd last week of the TermOutstanding accounts not paid by the 2nd week of the following term could result in the child asked to remain at home until a payment plan is established

Exceptions - Parents can submit a written request to the Business Manager asking for an extension in timeConsideration of the request will only be in cases of hardship or exceptional circumstances

Non Return or damage of LibraryBook/Textbook $5.50 Re-order cost$TBA Replacement Value of the book or the repair charge

Year-end De-registration Form not completed and handed in Textbook Deposit is not refunded

Debt Collection Fee $750.00 Where a family defaults in their payment and the school is left with noalternative the account is passed on to our debt collection agency

Leaving the SchoolOne terms notice of intention to leave is required or an additional terms fees will be chargedClass & Subject Charges are not consumed evenly throughout a yearIf a student leaves during a year - there is not an automatic pro rata refund of these chargesPlease refer to

'Facts to be aware of when considering withdrawal of a student during the year' available on the School website or at the Office

Placement Fees and Enrolment DepositsPlacement Fees A Placement Fee is required to made once an offer of a position at the school is offerred

No refund is given if the family then change their mind over the enrolmentEnrolment Deposits Twelve (12) weeks notice of withdrawal is required or no refund of deposit is made

No refund if the student is expelled or explusion is imminent

School Fees are due and payable at the commencement of each Term.

Payments not received by the 3rd last week of a term attract a late fee of $100.00

ALL FEE ACCOUNTS MUST BE FULLY PAID BY THE END OF NOVEMBER 2014

The CCAS fee account shows the total cost of fees for the year with the exception of some class charges, these will be shown on the Term 2 Statement or as soon as they are known

If a lost book is returned the cost of the book is refunded but not the $5.50 charge

Payments made using AMEX will incur a charge of 2%

Office Hours for payment are 8.30am - 3.30pm Monday to Friday

FEE ESTIMATES

KINDERGARTEN STUDENTBASIC FEE SDA FEE

Primary Tuition 5,190.00 4,567.00 Kindergarten Class Charge 854.00 854.00 Primary Book Deposit 25.00 25.00 Building Levy 350.00 350.00 Community Services Donation 5.00 5.00 School Magazine 26.99 26.99

6,450.99 5,827.99

Prompt Payment DiscountsIf account paid in full in February 519.00- 456.70-

5,931.99 5,371.29

YEAR 7 STUDENTBASIC FEE SDA FEE

Primary Tuition 6,438.00 5,665.00 Year 7 Class Charge 2,313.00 2,313.00 Primary Book Deposit 70.00 70.00 Building Levy 350.00 350.00 Community Services Donation 5.00 5.00 School Magazine 26.99 26.99

9,202.99 8,429.99

Prompt Payment DiscountsIf account paid in full in February 643.80- 566.50-

8,559.19 7,863.49

YEAR 11 STUDENTBASIC FEE SDA FEE

Primary Tuition 8,397.00 7,390.00 Year 11 Class Charge 1,589.00 1,589.00 Electives - up to 7 800.00 800.00 Primary Book Deposit 70.00 70.00 Building Levy 350.00 350.00 Community Services Donation 5.00 5.00 School Magazine 26.99 26.99

11,237.99 10,230.99

Prompt Payment DiscountsIf account paid in full in February 839.70- 739.00-

10,398.29 9,491.99

CENTRAL COAST ADVENTIST SCHOOL

For all school fee enquires please contact the Finance Office on 4367 1800

CENTRAL COAST ADVENTIST SCHOOL

Standard Tuition Adventist RatePer Child Per Child

Primary

1 Child 5,190 4,567 2 Children 4,723 4,156 3 Children 4,256 3,745 4 Children 3,789 3,334

Years 7 -8

1 Child 6,438 5,665 2 Children 5,858 5,155 3 Children 5,279 4,646 4 Children 4,700 4,136

Years 9 - 10

1 Child 7,033 6,189 2 Children 6,400 5,632 3 Children 5,767 5,075 4 Children 5,134 4,518

Years 11 -12

1 Child 8,397 7,390 2 Children 7,642 6,725 3 Children 6,886 6,060 4 Children 6,130 5,395

The Adventist rate applies to baptised SDA church members who supportthe school through the local church budget and free will offerrings

The sibling discount applies to children with the same surname

YEARLY FEE SCHEDULE 2014

For all school fee enquires please contact the Finance Office on 4367 1800

Refer to next page for additional charges

CENTRAL COAST ADVENTIST SCHOOL

ADDITIONAL FEES 2014CLASS CHARGES One (1) per studentClass charges include textbooks/workbooks, excursions, technology levy, sports fees, camps, competitions and GAPP ProgramAll excursions and camps (except the Year 10 camp) are compulsory Refunds will only be given under exceptional circumstances, and where plenty of notice has been given in writingKindergarten 854 Year 1 931 Year 5 1,501 Year 9 1,837 Year 2 930 Year 6 1,544 Year 10 1,602 Year 3 1,003 Year 7 2,331 Year 11 1,589 Year 4 926 Year 8 2,220 Year 12 1,684

ANNUAL CHARGES (Per Student) OTHER MISCELLANEOUS CHARGESBuilding Levy 350 Flat Charge Late Fees Late Payment of term account 100Community Service Donation 5 Flat Charge Debt Collection Fee 750Book Deposit - Primary 25 Other Duke of Edinburgh 55Book Deposit - Yr 7-10 70 Outdoor Education TBABook Deposit - Y11 140 Representative Shirt 30

Year 5 & 6 InterRelate OptionalAll New Students (Non Refundable)

FAMILY CHARGE (Per Family) Enrolment Application Fee 50School YearBook 26.99 Placement Fee 300

YEAR 10 CAMP 1,400 This camp is billed separately as soon as attendance numbers are known

ELECTIVE CHARGES TO YEARS 9-12Elective charges are separate to the Class Charge. Elective charges are for those subjects which are selected over and above the mandatory subjectsStudents in Years 9-10 choose 2 elective subjects. Students in Years 11 & 12 choose up to 7 elective subjects.Elective charges for Years 9 & 11 maybe charged in Term 2 due to classes often being unknown at the time of printing statements

SUBJECT YEAR 9 YEAR 10YEAR 11YEAR 12Art 120 100 180 175Biology 0 0 155 105Business Studies 0 0 25 0Chemistry 0 0 105 105Community and Family Studies 0 0 50 95Commerce 25 30 0 0Computing 150 180 260 130

Drama 100 75 115 115Economics 0 0 50 60English - Standard 85 85 85 120English - Advanced 0 0 85 120English - Extension 0 0 10 10Food Technology 255 170 265 225French 132 132 0 0Geography 0 0 65 110History - Ancient 0 0 65 70History - Modern 0 0 40 60Legal Studies 0 0 35 60Manual Art 210 175 175 150Marine Studies 0 0 705 0Maths - General 55 55 105 125Maths - 2 Unit 0 0 100 70Maths - Extension 0 0 0 30Maths - Extension 2 0 0 0 0Music 164 180 240 210PDHPE 35 35 200 70Photography 0 0 400 0Physics 0 0 90 50Sport Lifestyle & Recreation 0 0 200 200Studies of Religion - 2 Unit 0 0 25 0Textiles 45 65 80 125

If History Excursions become available you will be notified of the charges at that time

For all school fee enquires please contact the Finance Office on 4367 1800

If plays available at the time are more expensive you will be notified of the added cost

CENTRAL COAST ADVENTIST SCHOOL

FEE CALCULATION SHEET 2014

Tuition Charges 1 charge per studentChild 1Child 2Child 3Child 4

+ Class Charges 1 charge per studentChild 1Child 2Child 3Child 4

+ Annual Charges 3 charges per student (ex Y12)Building Levy $350 Times number of studentsCommunity Service Donation $5 Times number of studentsPrimary Book Deposit $25 Times number of Primary studentsHigh School Textbook Deposit $70 Times number of High School students

+ Family Charges 1 charge per familySchool Yearbook 26.99$

+ Elective Charges Years 9 -12 only

+ Year 10 Camp

+ Miscellaneous Charges

TOTAL FEES PER FAMILY $

Pre Booked Casual

OSHC Mornings 7am - 8.30am 22 27Afternoons 2.45pm - 6pm 29 33

Vacation Care Short Day 9am - 3pm 40 50Long Day 7am - 6pm 52 60

PreBooked sessions are charged regardless of whether the child attends or not

Vacation Care - to be eligible for a short day the child cannot be in attendance outside of 9am till 3pm

Collection of a child after 6pm for both OSHC & Vacation Care will result in a penalty fee

For all school fee enquires please contact the Finance Office on 4367 1800

The OOSH Vacation Care program is registered for Child Care Benefits

CENTRAL COAST ADVENTIST SCHOOLOSHC & VACATION CARE CHARGES 2014

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PRE KINDY FEE SCHEDULE 2014

Charge per day $47

1 Day per week 470 1,880 2 Days per week 940 3,760 3 Days per week 1,410 5,640 4 Days per week 1,880 7,520 5 Days per week 2,350 9,400

Class Charge 104 Building Levy This is a flat charge 350

Once a place is offered there is a $300 Placement Fee required to secure your child's place in the programThis is non refundable; however if your child continues into Primary School you will not be asked to pay again

No refund or credit is given if children do not attend on their scheduled day

One month's notice of withdrawal is required - or an additional month's fees is charged

Changing days only available if there are spacesOne month's penalty for dropping days is charged

Discounts Offerred

Prompt Payment Discount: Full payment of the year's fees by the last Friday in FebruaryFull payment of the term's fees by the date shown on Option B

The Pre-Kindy Program offers no sibling discounts

For all school fee enquires please contact the Finance Office on 4367 1800

All accounts are billed on an annual basis

Charge per Term Charge per Year

Please Note: The PreKindy program at the Central Coast Adventist School operates under the Board of Studies

Because of this it does not attract Child Care Benefits

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