Fees & Charges
Please click here to download the 2025 Fees & Charges Brochure
Application fee
A non-refundable application fee of $150 inclusive of GST is payable on submission of your online application.
Enrolment fee
An enrolment fee is payable upon acceptance of a place at the College. The enrolment fees are used to assist with Bursary support for students. The enrolment fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.
The first son entering the College pays $2,630. The amount for siblings entering the College is $1,315.
College fees
College Fees consist of Tuition fee, Resource fee and Technology levy.
The Tuition fee contributes funds towards the curriculum costs, staff salaries, discounts, concessions and some capital expenses. The Tuition Fee has been calculated after the school has taken receipt of Government funding into consideration.
The Resource fee assists the funding of camps, retreats, transport, excursions and other resources.
The Technology levy of $520 per annum, per student, is charged to fund the technology budget which includes the provision of contemporary educational programs, relevant software licenses, IT Support and Helpdesk and specialist IT provisions such as the Junior School STEM Room, Virtual Reality Rooms and Astronomy.
Discount for early/full payments
As a way of thanking you, you will receive a 2% discount on school fees paid in full by 1 March 2025.
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Years 4 - 6
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Years 7 -12
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Tuition fee $11,160
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Tuition fee $19,200
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Resource fee $1,510
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Resource fee $1,510
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Technology levy $520
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Technology levy $520
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Please note, at Trinity College there are no additional charges for compulsory excursions and electives (excl. Cert IV courses).
Family concessions
There is a reduction of 10% in the tuition fee for the second son and 15% in the tuition fee for the third son and 50% in the tuition fee for the fourth son attending the College at the same time, net of any concessions/scholarships.
Tax deductible donations
In the past, the Trinity College community has made a strong commitment to donating funds to capital projects and student bursaries. Tax deductible donations can be made to the following funds:
Scholarship and Bursary Fund
Assisting those boys who would not normally be able to attend Trinity College for financial reasons.
College Building Fund
Assisting the ongoing maintenance and capital improvement of the College. Information about the College Building Fund will be communicated throughout the year.
Please contact the Finance team on 9219 1168 or via fees@trinity.wa.edu.au if you would like to make a tax deductible donation to the Scholarship and Bursary Fund or visit our Trinity for Tomorrow page if you would like to make a donation to our building fund.
Instrumental music tuition
Annual charges for Music Tuition are (Years 5-12):
- 40 minute lessons $1,990
- 30 minute lessons $1,490
- Junior shared 30 minute lessons $745
- Pipes & Drums Instruction $745
- Musical Instrument Hire $365
- Equipment Maintenance Fee (Percussion and Pipes & Drums students) $365
The Music Tuition Fees are not subject to 2% discount but may be paid in instalments. Please note, instrument hire (cello/violin) and music tuition fee is complimentary in Year 4.
Kairos levy
A levy of $200 will be charged for each Year 12 student who participates in this program.
Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA)
In October 2007, the Christian Brothers passed management of their schools to EREA across Australia. EREA’s mandate is to foster the ethos of Blessed Edmund Rice throughout their schools.