Enrolling at The Younity School
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Student enrolment enquiries for 2027 are now open
In 2027 we will have enrolments available for Years 7-9. The majority of these will be for Year 7 starts with approx 30 places, with limited numbers available for Years 8 & 9.
The first step on your enrolment pathway with The Younity School will be to submit an Expression of Interest form here.
From here, you will:
1. Create you parent account
2. Create the Student Profile, on the left-hand side.
3. Create an Enrolment EOI.
After you submit your EOI, you will receive a confirmation email and you can download your application if you want. (Check your junk box if you cant find it!)
Enrolment and Eligibility FAQs
Who can enrol at the younity school?
The Younity School is an independent special assistance school for students who:
- have complex, often multiple, learning and social support needs;
- experience educational disadvantage; or
- are disengaged, or are at risk of disengaging, from their learning.
There are a range of reasons a young person may not be thriving at their current school—from specific mental health and learning challenges to experiencing bullying or simply not fitting in. No matter the reason, all expressions of interest for enrolment that meet the eligibility criteria will be considered.
What are the enrolment eligibility criteria for 2027?
Students commencing at The Younity School in 2027 must meet the following criteria. The student:
- is between 12 and 15 years of age at the time of application,
- has completed Year 6 or equivalent,
- is disengaged or at high risk of disengaging from school,
- can provide a professional referral in support of their application.
For varying reasons, not all eligible students who apply for enrolment may be accepted—for those students and their families, we will discuss support options to explore your next steps.
How does the enrolment process work?
There are 6 stages for enrolment at The Younity School.
Stage 1:
Check student eligibility:
- take our short eligibility quiz.
- read the eligibility policy.
If you believe the student meets the eligibility requirements move to next stage.
Stage 2:
Complete the Enrolment Expression of Interest (EOI) online.
Note: These forms are only available while enrolments are open.
The Enrolment Team will review the information provided and may contact you to discuss your EOI or for further information. If your enrolment is progressing, you will move to the next stage. If not, you will be offered support to consider alternative options.
Stage 3:
Submit Enrolment Documentation and Professional Referral
You will be asked to submit supporting documentation for your enrolment. This will include:
Identification: Birth Certificate, Passport, Medicare Card
Previous Education: Recent Reports, NAPLAN results, Learning and Behaviour Plans
Medical: Immunisation records, Diagnostic reports
Legal Documents: Court Orders
Professional Referral: This is a required part of the enrolment process. You can find further information about this here
Stage 4:
The student and their family/carer will be invited to attend a face-to-face interview with the Head of School.
The Head of School will review all enrolment applications to ensure the eligibility criteria has been met and to assess whether The Younity School will be the right fit environment for the applicant and their family.
Stage 5:
Enrolment DecisionThe Enrolment Team will consider all applications and make a decision based on a range of factors as outlined in our Enrolment Policy. These include, but are not limited to:
- the number of places available in the relevant year level
- whether the school can meet the student's identified learning and support needs
- the student's willingness to engage with the school's learning model
- the parent or carer's understanding of, and agreement to, what the school model asks of families, including attendance, communication and involvement in learning planningthe school's capacity to support the mix of needs within the year level at that time
The final enrolment decision is made and communicated by the Head of School.
Stage 6:
If accepted, your enrolment will be confirmed and you will receive an offer of enrolment letter outlining the orientation details for the student.
If a student is homeschooled or enrolled in other educational programs, can they also be enrolled at The Younity School?
Yes, they can apply for enrolment at The Younity School.
At The Younity School, we recognise that each student has unique learning and support needs and we know that there are many ways in which these needs can be met.
We are always happy to work with students and families in complement with other educational programs to support them to engage meaningfully with their learning and develop positive pathways for the future.
Who can refer a student to The Younity School?
Students can refer themselves to The Younity School, or they can be referred by their parents/carers, their current school, a community organisation or referring agency.
how can i book a school tour?
The Younity School will hold regular open days.
Burpengary Campus Open Days for 2027 Enrolments will be held on Tuesday 22nd and Tuesday 29th September 2026, 9.30am - 12pm.
You can register to attend here.
