Enrolment Procedures

All students are required to complete an application for enrolment form which is available from the school office, or by clicking the button below. This form must be completed and returned to the office along with supporting documentation as outlined on the application form.
Enrolment Process:
  1. Complete the enrolment application and return it to the school office with the relevant documents as listed on the reverse of the enrolment form.
  2. Arrange with the secretary for a time to meet with the Principal.
  3. Arrange for a time to meet with the Chaplain/Church Pastor, who is the proprietor’s representative to determine your child’s preferential status. 
  4. You will be notified by the secretary of your child’s acceptance/non-acceptance after steps 1-3 have been completed.
At the time of enrolment, parents should advise the school of any family court order, which may relate to the child.
Conditions of Enrolment:
Wellington Seventh-day Adventist School operates not only for the members of the Adventist community, but also for students in the broader community who are committed to the values and the ethos of the school. Enrolments are accepted without regard to religion, ethnic background or nationality. All students are expected to live in harmony with the standards and participate in the life and program of the school, including devotional activities and Bible classes.
Due to the conditions of our integration agreement with the Ministry of Education, preference must be firstly given to students attending Adventist churches, then students who are part of other Christian denominations. Our integration agreement with the Ministry of Education allows 10% of our students to come from non-Christian backgrounds.

ENROLMENT STATEMENT

Enrolment information for parents seeking enrolment at Wellington Seventh-day Adventist School.
State integrated schools select preference students based on the connection to the special character of the school.
a. The agent for determining preference is the local church pastor, school chaplain, or designee
b. The grounds for preference are the specific or general connection the family has to the beliefs, values, and lifestyle of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
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State integrated schools have places for non-preference students.
a.  This school has a maximum of 10 non-preference places.
b.  There are currently no non-preference places available this year (2023).
c.  Non-Preference places criteria:
     i. The applicants accept that they will be attending a school of special character and that their place in the school is conditional on their       
        participation in the program.
     ii. The applicants accept that they will be required to pay attendance dues as set by the Proprietor and these are not voluntary.
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d. Non-Preference selection criteria that apply to this school.
  1. will be given to children of Board of Trustee employees;
  2. will be given to applicants who are siblings of current pupils;
  3. will be given to children of members of the Board of Trustees;
  4. will be given to applicants who are siblings of former pupils ;
  5. will be given to applicants who are children of former pupils;
  6. Non-preference students coming from another Adventist School.
e. Non-preference students who cannot enrol immediately may choose to be placed on a waiting list. Students on this list are wait listed by date and number and will be contacted if places become available.
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Enrolment information is also available for this school in hard copy from the office.

Places on our school roll for 2024 are fully allocated at present. Please get your enrolments in early for 2025 or to go on our waiting list.

We are OPEN TO ALL CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS. 

Our Enrolment priority is as follows:
  • Children of employees of the Board of Trustees or local Seventh-day Adventist Clergy
  • Siblings of current students whose parents are members of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church
  • Children who are, or whose parents are members of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church
  • Siblings of current students whose parents are members of Christian churches
  • Children who are, or whose parents are members of Christian churches.
  • Siblings of children present whose parents are not members of Christian churches
  • Children who are, or whose parents are not members of Christian churches.