How to enrol
Thank you for your interest in enrolling your student at Woodridge State High School.
Check you live in the required catchment area by clicking this link and entering your home address.
https://www.qgso.qld.gov.au/maps/edmap/
For more information regarding our School Enrolment Management, please visit:
https://education.qld.gov.au/parents-and-carers/enrolment/management-plans/woodridge-state-high-school
To enrol your student at Woodridge State High School, you may
- collect an enrolment pack from our school's administration office, OR
- download our enrolment application. Enrolment Form.pdf
Bring your completed application and supporting documents to the administration office to be checked.
An enrolment meeting will be booked once the application is complete and checked by a member of the administration team.
Transport
The school is located near the
Woodridge train station. This convenient travel option is commonly used by our staff and students.
Bus transport to Woodridge State High School is operated by
Clarks Logan City Bus Service and
Translink.
Mature age state schools
The list of mature age state schools can be found at https://education.qld.gov.au/careers/pathways/adult-learners/completing-high-school-education.
Information on who is an eligible mature age applicant can be found in the Mature age student applications procedure.
Should you wish to enrol as a mature age student at Woodridge State High School, you should first discuss the rules and conditions of your enrolment with the principal. If you have previously been excluded from that school, you may not be eligible to apply. Please contact our office to make an appointment on 3290 7222 or office@woodridgeshs.eq.edu.au
If you are an eligible mature age applicant, your enrolment at a mature age state school is subject to:
- a criminal history check
- how many years of enrolment you have already had in a school
- the subject availability and capacity of the mature age school.
A person is not considered a prospective mature age student where they:
- turn 18 years of age while at a Queensland or interstate school and are a continuing student
- were previously enrolled in a state school or non-state school in Queensland or interstate; and
- on the last day of enrolment they were under 18 years of age; and
- the period between their last day of attendance at their previous school and the proposed first day of attendance at the state school is not more than 12 months (which may need to be verified with previous school).
- hold a student visa (certified copy of visa is required).