catholicweekly.com.au 7 2, August, 2020 2021 Annual Tuition Fees - Tangara & Redfield Grade 1st Child at Tangara or Redfield 2nd Child at Tangara or Redfield * 3rd Child at Tangara or Redfield * 4th Child onwards at Tangara or Redfield * K, Y1 & Y2 $4,700 $4,375 $4,230 nil Y3 & Y4 $7,200 $6,700 $6,480 nil Y5 & Y6 $9,700 $9,025 $8,730 nil Y7 & Y8 $12,400 $11,535 $11,160 nil Y9 & Y10 $15,400 $14,325 $13,860 nil Y11 & Y12 $17,300 $16,090 $15,570 nil These sibling concessions (based on concurrent enrolment), Building Levy, and Fees apply across Tangara and Redfield so, for example, a family pays the Family Building Levy once even though they have children at both schools. Girls | Reception to Year 12 77-97 Franklin Road Cherrybrook NSW 2126 02 9680 4844
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