Here you’ll find everything you need to know about managing your child’s educational expenses. We provide detailed booklists and subject-specific costs to help you budget effectively. Learn about government assistance programs that are available to assist with every circumstance.
Charges & Contributions
The Charges & Contributions handbook is an itemised list of all available subjects & voluntary costs at ESHS.
Some specialty subjects, particularly those involving consumable materials, incur higher costs. These additional fees cover the expense of raw materials used in classes such as Art, Design and Technology, Home Economics, and certain Science practicals. These subjects often require specific supplies that are consumed or used up during the course of study.
Your child’s specific Contributions and Charges will be posted out in February 2025 once timetabling has been confirmed.
Below is a list of subject costs to reference when you and your child are making subject selections.
2025 Subject Costs
Booklists
Booklists for the 2026 school year are available below. Parents & Carers aren’t required to purchase items directly from Campion and can instead acquire school items from any retailer.
School booklists are finalised and made available to Parents & Carers two months prior to the commencement of the following school year.
2026 Booklist
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Is your child in Year 10, 11, or 12?
Our BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) program lets students use their personal devices at school, creating an engaging 1:1 learning environment that enhances digital literacy and integrates technology across all subjects. For full program details, including implementation timeline, benefits, and device recommendations visit the link below.
School Uniforms
The school uniform can be purchased from our partner retailers locally in town.
- For the everyday school uniform visit Haslams on Andrew Street.
- Our sports uniform is available from Sports Power on Dempster Street.
Secondary Assistance Scheme (SAS)
The Secondary Assistance Scheme is available to low-income families with children enrolled in secondary schooling to assist with school expenses.
The SAS comprises an education program allowance which is paid to the school and a clothing allowance which is paid to the parent/guardian. For public school students, parents and guardians have the option to also pay the clothing allowance toward the school for other expenses.
Applications for 2026 open on the 2nd of February 2026 and close 2nd of April 2026.
Paying School Fees
School fees can be conveniently paid online through our secure payment portal or in person at the school’s finance office. All fees are due by September 4th 2026.
If you have any questions about payment methods including direct payment details, instalment plans, or need to discuss your specific situation, please don’t hesitate to contact our finance office. They’re here to assist you and can be reached at 90719555.