❓ A parliamentary question addresses kindergarten and pre-primary enrolment and facilities at Marri Grove Primary School, revealing enrolment numbers, facility provisions, and alternative placement options for students not accommodated at the school.
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Will the minister please provide the following information? (1) How many kindergarten students were enrolled at Marri Grove Primary School in 2004? (2) How many preprimary students are expected to be enrolled at the Marri Grove Primary School in 2005 and what facilities will the school be able to provide for them? (3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(1) How many kindergarten students were enrolled at Marri Grove Primary School in 2004? (2) How many preprimary students are expected to be enrolled at the Marri Grove Primary School in 2005 and what facilities will the school be able to provide for them? (3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(2) How many preprimary students are expected to be enrolled at the Marri Grove Primary School in 2005 and what facilities will the school be able to provide for them? (3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(1) How many kindergarten students were enrolled at Marri Grove Primary School in 2004? (2) How many preprimary students are expected to be enrolled at the Marri Grove Primary School in 2005 and what facilities will the school be able to provide for them? (3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(2) How many preprimary students are expected to be enrolled at the Marri Grove Primary School in 2005 and what facilities will the school be able to provide for them? (3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(3) Of the 38 kindergarten students so far enrolled for 2005, how many will be accepted at the school? (4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(4) If there are no facilities at this school for kindergarten students in 2005, where can parents expect to find a place; and, if there are no places available at Marri Grove School, when will the Government provide places for local kindergarten children? (5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(5) What are the names of the nearest community kindergartens and do they have vacancies for 2005? Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
Hon GRAHAM GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(1) Twenty-seven kindergarten students were enrolled. (2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(2) Forty-five students are expected, and they will be accommodated in two purpose-built early childhood facilities. (3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(3) None. (4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(4) All eligible children are guaranteed a place in kindergarten or preprimary, if not at a local school, then within their local area. Consistent with the Department of Education and Training’s enrolment policy, if children are unable to be accommodated at the school of their parents’ choice, parents will be assisted in enrolling their children in another school or community kindergarten within their local area. Kindergarten students can be accommodated at Byford Community Kindergarten, Forrestdale Community Kindergarten, Byford Primary School, Mundijong Primary School, Gwynne Park Primary School and Serpentine Primary School. The capacity of these schools to provide kindergarten places far exceeds the number of places required. With regard to planning for future populations, the Department of Education and Training has processes in place that enable student populations to be monitored at school, district and system levels. This information is used to guide planning for the provision of facilities and services. (5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
(5) The nearest kindergartens are Byford and Forrestdale, which cater for 13 and 28 children respectively.
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