Villanova College
Catholic • Boys • 5-12
Established
Gold Academic
Balanced Community
Catholic (Augustinian tradition)
Identity
School ID
AHS-BNE-003
Type
Catholic
Gender
Boys
Year range
5-12
Religious affiliation
Catholic (Augustinian tradition)
Established
1948
Campuses
1 • Single
Pulse
Total enrolments
1,561
Teacher-student ratio
1:13
Teaching staff (FTE)
118.90
% Teachers with Masters+
44.6%
Enrolment breakdown
Primary
345
Secondary
1,216
Girls
—
Boys
1,561
Prestige signals
ICSEA
1,135
ICSEA percentile
92.0%
Tier
Gold Academic
Community mix
SEA quarters
Community label
Balanced Community
Diversity
Indigenous enrolments
1.0%
LBOTE (Yes)
13.0%
LBOTE (No)
87.0%
House system
Yes
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MODULE 3 - Fees
Fee year
2026
Years covered
Year 5 - 12
Application fee
$200
A $200 application fee is payable when submitting an enrolment application.
Enrolment fee
$900
Families accepting an offer pay a $900 confirmation fee to secure the place, followed by a $1,000 commitment fee credited towards the student’s first term tuition.
Scholarships
Bursary / Need-Based
Villanova College offers financial assistance through bursaries, including the Terry Hendle Bursary for tuition support and the Wieneke Family Music Bursary for students involved in the music program. These are typically awarded based on financial need rather than academic or sporting merit.
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Tuition is treated as per child.
Other levies, optional fees and camps / other are treated as per child.
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Sibling discounts apply to tuition only.
Inflation is a simple 5% per year estimate to help families plan.
Other levies, optional fees and camps / other are treated as per child.
Family levy can be treated as per family using the toggle above.
Sibling discounts apply to tuition only.
Inflation is a simple 5% per year estimate to help families plan.
Sibling discounts
2nd child: 13%
3rd child: 22%
4th child: 37%
3rd child: 22%
4th child: 37%
Villanova College offers sibling discounts for families with multiple sons enrolled.
Junior School: $1,800 / $2,900 / $5,000 for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th+ son respectively.
Middle School: $2,100 / $3,400 / $5,800.
Senior School: $2,200 / $3,500 / $6,000.
Junior School: $1,800 / $2,900 / $5,000 for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th+ son respectively.
Middle School: $2,100 / $3,400 / $5,800.
Senior School: $2,200 / $3,500 / $6,000.
Source:
School fee information
NAPLAN
Academic overview
NAPLAN results reported in the college’s annual reports indicate consistent literacy and numeracy performance across Years 5, 7 and 9. Most students achieve outcomes at or above national benchmark levels in reading, writing, spelling, grammar and numeracy. The school uses NAPLAN data alongside internal assessments to track student progress and identify areas for improvement. Teaching strategies emphasise explicit literacy instruction, structured writing development and targeted academic support where required. Ongoing professional learning for teachers and curriculum refinement also support these outcomes. Together, these approaches aim to strengthen foundational skills while helping students build confidence and capability as they progress through the middle and senior years.
Official NAPLAN results
For full details visit the official source: MySchool
For full details visit the official source: MySchool
Sources
Disclaimer
This is an editorial summary prepared from publicly available school-published information (such as annual reports).
It is provided for general information only and should not be relied on as official reporting.
NAPLAN results and proficiency outcomes may be updated or presented differently on official sites.
For complete, current and official data, refer to the My School NAPLAN page and the original source documents linked Above.
ATAR & Senior Outcomes
Based on official school annual reports
Academic snapshot: 100.0% QCE completion (2024).
2024
QCE completion
100.0%
Note: Not all schools publish the same senior outcome metrics every year.
Disclaimer
ATAR and senior outcome data is based on publicly available school-published reports.
Metrics such as tertiary offers and ATAR 90+ achievements may vary in presentation across schools or years.
This summary is for informational purposes only and does not represent verified government data.
For the most accurate and comprehensive figures, please refer to the school's official reports and tertiary entrance authorities.
MODULE 5 • Programs & Opportunities
Programs offered
Based on school-provided info
🏅 Sports
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AFL
Athletics
Basketball
Chess
Cricket
Cross Country
Football (Soccer)
Golf
Rugby League
Rugby Union
🎵 Music
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Chamber Ensemble
Commercial Ensemble
Concert Band
Guitar Ensemble
Irish Ensemble
Jazz Ensemble
Junior School Choir
Music Performance Program
Music Stage Crew
Musical Theatre Production
🎨 Arts
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Debating
Drama / Stage Performance
Musical Theatre Production
🔬 STEM
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Engineering & Mathematics Challenge
Science & Technology Challenge
Tournament of Minds
💙 Support
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Academic Enrichment Programs
Pastoral Care Programs
Student Leadership Opportunities
MODULE 6 • Enrolment
Enrolment & Open Days
School-provided info
📅 Open days & tours
Upcoming first
Thu 18 Jun 2026
Tour
9:00am – 10:15am
Thu 23 Jul 2026
Tour
9:00am – 10:15am
📝 Enrolment details
Waitlist
Villanova College accepts enrolment applications primarily for Year 5 and Year 7 entry, with application periods typically opening two years prior to commencement. Families are encouraged to first register their interest through the College Enrolment Register before submitting a formal online application when the intake opens.
Applicants are usually invited to attend an enrolment interview with their family. Following the review of applications and interviews, offers of enrolment may be made. To secure a place, families must complete the Enrolment Agreement and pay the Confirmation of Enrolment fee within the specified timeframe.
Applications submitted after the main intake period may be placed on a waitlist depending on availability. The College may also review learning support information as part of the enrolment assessment process to ensure appropriate support can be provided.
Applicants are usually invited to attend an enrolment interview with their family. Following the review of applications and interviews, offers of enrolment may be made. To secure a place, families must complete the Enrolment Agreement and pay the Confirmation of Enrolment fee within the specified timeframe.
Applications submitted after the main intake period may be placed on a waitlist depending on availability. The College may also review learning support information as part of the enrolment assessment process to ensure appropriate support can be provided.
MODULE 7 • Digital
Digital details
Official links
Links open on the school’s website or official social channels.
Data sources & methodology
Sources
Data may include a combination of: School Annual Reports,Queensland education datasets, TransLink GTFS timetables,
and official school websites or prospectuses (where available).
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