Fees & Payments

Norwood International High School is committed to the provision of rich and diverse academic programs that meet the highest community expectations. The school is well aware of the range of financial circumstances of its families and seeks to strike a balance between affordability and the breadth and quality of its programs.

2027 School Fees

From 2027, the South Australian Government will remove the universal materials and services charge as part of its cost-of-living support for families.

Norwood International High School families will therefore not be required to pay the universal materials and services charge from the 2027 school year.

The school will continue to charge fees for optional subjects or specialist curriculum programs chosen by students and families.

Families will continue to be responsible for costs such as:

• School uniforms
• Digital devices
• Optional excursions and activities
• Optional or specialist subject fees, where applicable

School Card Scheme

Families who may be eligible for the School Card Scheme are encouraged to apply each year. School Card assistance can help with certain school-related costs, including support for eligible students undertaking optional or specialist subjects and access to free devices for eligible Year 7 and Year 10 students.

Please note: The removal of the universal materials and services charge applies from the 2027 school year. Any outstanding charges from previous years remain payable, and the school can work with families experiencing difficulties with payment.

This initiative does not apply to international or non-resident students. Further information will be provided to these families in due course.

Building Fund

The Building Fund is a great way to both assist the school in planning and developing building programs, as well as being a Tax Deduction for families. Please contact the school for more information.