Local enrolments for 2025 and Specialist Program Applications for 2026 are still open.
We look forward to welcoming your child to our school in 2025.
Please refer to the below resources for parents of enrolled students entering Year 7 in 2025 shared at our Parent Information Evening.
Uniforms can be ordered online or in store using the Melville ‘Nell Gray’ brand from:
For students requiring uniforms in the new school year, it is recommended that orders are made before Christmas to ensure availability.
If students grow out of uniforms by the time they receive them exchanges will be made if tags are intact.
All new students are encouraged to make an appointment with the uniform shop for a fitting. Appointments can be made by visiting the store or online at Nell Gray.
The Nell Gray uniform shop is open 6 days a week.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9 am to 5 pm
Thursday 9 am to 6 pm
Saturday 9 am – 1 pm
Sunday CLOSED
To view and order, visit the website nellgray.com.au/Schools/Melville-Senior-High-School.
*Times are subject to change without notice.
Refer to the uniform policy for all requirements of the Melville uniform.
There are consequences for not wearing the correct uniform.
The uniform price list is subject to change.
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Order your child’s lunch online and top up your MySchool Connect account.
Note: Some programs and options have additional compulsory charges. These charges are listed in the Subject Selection Handbook and are due to be paid early in Term 1. The courses available and charges may change each year.
Financial support plays a significant role in supplying resources that increase our ability to enhance students’ educational experiences. In accordance with the Education Act of 1999 and Department of Education Policy, Melville Senior High School seeks to maintain parent contributions at a minimum level of equity and minimum charge in order to facilitate the extension and enrichment of our educational programme.
Courses and activities that incur additional charges, where parent/student elects to participate. These may include:
The remaining course payments are required prior to the commencement of Semester 2. If unpaid, students may be asked to switch to a reduced expense option, and the outstanding amount will be sent to a debt collection agency.
Year 11 and 12: Compulsory charges apply to all courses.
The Department of Education provides an allowance to assist eligible families with secondary schooling costs.
Parents and carers who hold one of the following cards with the student’s name listed as a reference number are eligible to apply for the Secondary Assistance Scheme – Department of Education:
Note: The scheme application deadline falls on the last week of Term 1. Late applications will not be accepted.
Note: Students in receipt of ABSTUDY are eligible for the ABSTUDY supplement allowance, which must be applied for at Melville Senior High School.
Other allowances are available including Boarding Away from Home Allowance and Scholarships.
Information is available from the school. Please contact Services Australia regarding assistance for isolated children and mobility allowance for students with disabilities aged 16 years and over.
* The Department of Education’s Contributions, Charges and Fees Policy states that “a school may request a confirmation charge of up to 50% of the total cost of an extra cost optional component in order that a student’s enrolment in a course be confirmed”. Our school board has ratified all voluntary contributions, charges and extra cost options and has approved a 50% confirmation charge for extra cost optional components.
Please call the school on +61 8 6274 1300 to seek clarification or assistance on any of the above services.
A Community Nurse is located in the Student Services area. The role combines health promotion and education, and first aid to students on campus.
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In Western Australia, all public secondary schools and institutions provide school health services. Community health nurses serve as children and adolescents’ initial point of contact with the healthcare system and are the primary health liaisons for schools. Together, community health nurses and school personnel aim to improve students’ health, well-being, and educational outcomes on an individual and group basis.
Our Community Health Nurses work in tandem with the Student Services team to provide care for students with particular difficulties. They are skilled in assessing adolescent health needs and frequently engage in health counselling to identify issues, risks, and protective factors, as well as offer guidance, brief interventions, referral to other services and follow-up care.
The school’s Health Centre, located in the Student Services area, is a place where students can either drop in (ideally, during break) or schedule an appointment to discuss health and well-being issues. The recommended pathway for attending the Health Centre is that the student requests permission to leave class by showing his/her diary to the teacher. The student may then walk to Student Services and sign in using their Academy card at which point they may see the Community Nurse.
If deemed unwell enough to be excused from school, the Community Nurse will phone the student’s parent/carer.
In the best interest of the student and to improve overall resiliency, the use of mobile phone messaging between students and parents during the school day is discouraged, as miscommunication regarding illness or injury may lead to confusion and anxiety for the parent.
Our focus is to empower students to become self-responsible young adults.
It is important to note that we do not dispense any medication and students are encouraged to carry one dose of analgesia e.g. Panadol.
Appointments may be made by phoning 62741320 or emailing HealthCentre.Melville.SHS@education.wa.edu.au.
If there are any changes to your child’s health status or if you simply have a query, please do not hesitate to phone or email the Health Centre.
The Health Centre, located in the Student Services area, is a place where adolescents can either drop in (ideally at recess or lunch) or make an appointment to discuss health and well-being issues. The recommended pathway for attending the Health Centre is that the student requests permission to leave class by showing his/her diary to the teacher. The student may then walk to Student Services and sign in using their Academy card at which point they may see the Community Nurse.
If deemed unwell enough to be excused from school, the Community Nurse will phone the student’s parent/carer. To improve overall resiliency, we discourage mobile phone messaging between students and parents during the school day as a miscommunication regarding illness or injury may lead to confusion and angst for the parent.
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