Booklists
Please only purchase books to support the subjects your child has been accepted into.
Subject selection confirmation has been emailed to students.
Families can place their orders via the Campion Website: www.campion.com.au and use the 2027 short code: 48G3
Years 8, 9, 10 & VC
If you place your order by 30th October 2026, your books will be delivered to your nominated address by 13th November 2026.
The delivery fee will be a flat $12.00. This will ensure you have all required 2027 books by Step Up!
Year 7
Year 7 families are encouraged to place their orders by 13th December 2026 to ensure books are received by 22nd January 2027.
Missed the 30th October Deadline?
Don’t worry — you can still place an order after 30th October.
However, please be aware of the following:
- Your order will not arrive until December or January (depending on when your order is placed).
- Delivery fee will also increase from the flat $12.00 fee up to $18.00 (depending on the size/value of your order).
Curriculum Contributions
Curriculum Contributions including electives are now available via the Payments Centre in Compass. The Payments Centre is located on the front page when you open the app or at top right when looking at Compass via a laptop.
The environment and resources that we enjoy today represent the contributions made by our parent/carer community over many years. Parent/carers voluntary contributions make a significant difference to the quality of our programs. This financial support ensures that we can continue to provide the excellent range of facilities and resources for your children.
The current Parent Payment Arrangements can be viewed below.
If you have any queries, please email accounts@emc.vic.edu.au or phone on 9788 2600.
Conveyance Allowance
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.
The conveyance allowance may be available to students attending government or non-government schools and:
- travelling by public transport or by private car, motorbike, bicycle or bus, and
- whose nearest school is not serviced by a free school bus provided under the School Bus Program
Students must meet specific criteria. e.g. Reside 4.8km or more from the school and student is attending their nearest appropriate school/campus among others.
Student Insurance
Parents need to be aware that the school and the Department of Education do not carry insurance against student injury/accident or personal property.
A number of private companies offer such insurance to individual families at very reasonable rates.
The Department has asked that the following statement be made available to parents:
“Parents/carers of students, who do not have student accident insurance, are responsible for paying the cost of medical treatment for injured students, including the cost of ambulance attendance or transport as well as any other transport costs; and
Parents/carers can purchase insurance policies from commercial insurers.
The Department does not hold insurance for personal property brought to schools and has no capacity to pay for any loss or damage to such property, students should be discouraged from bringing any unnecessary or particularly valuable items to school.”