From our
Business Manager
Ms Marie Marsh
From our
Business Manager
Ms Marie Marsh
025 Parent Payment Arrangements
Wedderburn College’s voluntary contributions schedule 2025, includes an overview of what your contributions will help provide our College and your child’s education and support is available.
School Saving Bonus
The Victorian Government is making life that little bit easier for families by providing a one-off $400 School Saving Bonus (SSB) per child in 2024. This support will help cover the cost of school uniform, textbooks and school activities like camps, excursions and sports.
2025 Centrepay
Centrepay deductions (For families who receive Centrelink Payment)
What is Centrepay? Centrepay is a free direct bill-paying service offered to customers receiving Centrelink payments. Through Centrepay you can choose to pay voluntary contributions, excursions, camps, etc. by having a regular amount deducted from your payments and transferred electronically to Wedderburn College.
Will it cost you anything? There is no charge for this service. Is there a minimum payment amount? Yes, the minimum payment amount for deductions for Wedderburn College is $10 per fortnight.
How do you apply for Centrepay? Please contact Ms Marie Marsh, Business Manager for processing.
What information do you need to provide when applying for Centrepay? You will need:
Centrelink will send you a letter confirming the details of your deductions. Centrelink will pay your deductions to Wedderburn College on the same day you receive your Centrelink payments.
Can you change your Centrepay deductions? Yes, you can change, suspend or cancel your deductions at any time online at: humanservices.gov.au/onlineservices, by calling Centrelink or completing a Centrepay deduction form at a Centrelink Service Centre. Centrelink will send you a letter and advise Wedderburn College of your changes, suspensions or cancellation.
What changes can you make to your Centrepay deductions? You can make the following changes to your deductions:
What happens if there is a change to your payments? You may not always be able to deduct the full amount requested if your Centrelink payment:
If this happens you will need to contact the office on 03 5494 3011 and make other arrangements.
2025 Conveyance Allowance
Families in rural and regional Victoria can get help with the cost of transporting their children to their nearest school or campus. This is known as the conveyance allowance. The conveyance allowance is available to students travelling by:
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or to students whose nearest school is not serviced by a free school bus.
The conveyance allowance is a contribution towards transport costs and is not intended to cover the full cost of transporting children to and from school.
Who can apply?
The conveyance allowance is available to families who meet certain criteria.
Students attending a school must:
attend their nearest government or non-government school/campus appropriate to their year level at which admission is permissible
be enrolled at a school/campus outside Melbourne’s metropolitan conveyance boundary
reside 4.8km or more by the shortest practicable route from that school/campus attended from home to the bus stop.
be of school age (5 to 18 years old at time of application) and reside in Victoria.