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  1. #1
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    Apr 2006
    Perth
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    We're actually very close to Newman so it was a convenience thing as well as the fact that I like what the school seems to represent, as well as very much liking the lower fees!!

    Otherwise I'm surrounded by the biggies with the big fees. I know education is very important but I just can't justify the $10K St Hilda's, Perth College and St Mary's are asking for kindergarten!! and then each of the primary school years. We're 200 metres from Wembley Primary which is supposed to a very good primary school, so its really hard to turn our backs on that and pay $140,000 minimum for their primary school education (and this is when you tell me that Wembley is a cr*p school and burst my little bubble isn't it )

    Maybe I need to get DH to agree to move to the Swan Valley so we can go to St Bridget's and still be able to pay the mortgage???

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    Jul 2005
    Perth Western Australia
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    Thanks everyone for your input, we have decided to go down the Baptism road, like I said before it is not that we are non believers, or specfic followers of any certain religion(i guess our faith is made up of a number of elements from different religions)- but I am happy for my children to be taught about the catholic faith and participate in it's rights and rituals.

    Lulu- My god daughter was at Wmbley primary to the end of this year (they have moved out of the area now) and it is a lovely little school. Swan valley is great too though! Such a huge decision to make when they are so little, especially when you start thinking about High Schools as well.