Download our Enrolment package here. Alternatively, contact the school office by phone or in person to put your child’s name on the enrolment list and you will be given or sent the enrolment package. Once you have completed this form, you can post it or deliver it to the school office.

For more information on the enrolment process at St Pius X, visit our Enrolment Information page. 

Enrolment interviews are held in Term 2. You will receive a letter or phone call informing you of a time for you and your child to come in and meet with the principal. Written offers of placement will follow towards the end of Term 2.

For more information on the enrolment process at St Pius X, visit our Enrolment Information page. 

You are most welcome! Please contact our office to make an appointment to meet with the principal and tour the school grounds.

In the meantime, take a virtual tour of St Pius X!

Our opening hours are as follows:

Morning: 
Supervision begins at 8:25am each morning.

Afternoon: 
Gates open at 2:30pm for parents to wait in the playground for the students do be dismissed. Please note, no supervision is provided by staff after the last bus arrives at approximately 3:50pm.

Please see our Term Dates and Bell Times page for more information.

We also offer Out of Hours School (OOSH) Care onsite at St Pius X, before and after school. Read more here.

Students are able to catch one of the Premier Illawarra school buses operating in Unanderra, Famborough Heights, Cordeaux Heights and Berkeley. See our school bus routes and timetables here (under 'St Pius X – Unanderra').

Note: The School Student Transport Scheme (SSTS) gives eligible school students free or subsidised travel between home and school on NSW public transport, including buses and trains. For more information and to apply for a school travel pass for your child, click here.

There are many co-curricular activities on offer at St Pius X!

The school has many school representative opportunities in sport, including: swimming, athletics, cross country, soccer, rugby league, basketball, netball and cricket. Children also have the opportunity to try out for Diocesan representative teams and beyond in several different sports.

St Pius X also provides the chance to participate and excel in different areas of interest, including: choir and vocal ensemble, public speaking, robotics/coding, the Da vinci Decathlon, Maths Olympiad, art competitions and environmental initiatives.

Find out more about the activities available for students at our Co-curricular Opportunities page.

Parents and carers can access the St Pius X Compass Parent Portal here and log in using their login details.

For more information on using Compass, view our Parent Information Sheet here.

For further information or enquiries about Compass, please contact the school office.

All items of school uniform clothing are available from Lowes, Westfield Figtree and Poppets Schoolwear, Montague Street Fairy Meadow. Our uniforms can also be ordered online from Lowes.

For more information on the St Pius X school uniform, visit our Uniform page.

Yes! Starting 2020, we will offer high quality organised before and after school care. CatholicCare's Out Of School Hours (OOSH) Care at St Pius X is staffed by a dedicated team of education professionals who are university trained early childhood teachers or TAFE trained Diploma educators who support and respect the uniqueness and individuality of children and their families.

More information on our Out Of School Hours (OOSH) Care here.

The dignity of the human person is the foundation of all Catholic Social Teaching and inherent to the mission of our school. Essential to this is the creation and maintenance of a respectful, safe and supportive learning environment that promotes student wellbeing and enables school communities to engage an inclusive and diverse range of learners.

At St Pius X, we believe that all members of the community have the right to a learning and working environment free from intimidation, humiliation and harm. We believe that bullying must be taken seriously and is not acceptable in any form – including cyber-bullying, a growing concern for parents, carers and educators. We all share a responsibility to create a culture of caring which will not tolerate bullying.

Please refer to the Catholic Education Diocese of Wollongong's Pastoral Care and Wellbeing Policy here.

You can also find further anti-bullying, wellbeing and online safety resources at our Resources page here.

Please see our Fees Information page for more information. You may also find our School Fee Calculator of use.

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are unable to pay fees, please discuss the situation with our principal. Your situation will be treated with care and confidentiality, and an appropriate arrangement may be made for you. No student will be refused enrolment because of a family’s genuine inability to pay fees.

We'd love to have you involved!

We welcome parents and carers in a variety of areas that benefit our students. We are grateful for the generous support of activities including helping teachers in the classroom, covering books, working in the canteen and assisting at various gala days and carnivals as coaches, managers and officials. 

Volunteers will first need to organise a Working With Children Check (WWCC) – information can be found on the CEDoW website. Please also see our Parent/Carer Volunteering Information Flyer.

All are invited to become members of the Parents and Friends (P&F) Association, who work collaboratively with the school and parish community about matters regarding quality education for all children, and general issues about school life including social events, fundraising and finances. Find out more about our P&F at our Parents and Friends Association page.

Yes! We welcome parents and carers in a variety of areas that benefit our students.

Each grade will be different, parents participating and contributing in the classroom could include helping with covering books, reading and literacy programs, mathematics groups, technology, craft, or by offering expertise in a particular area of interest, such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education or music. 

We are also grateful for the generous support of volunteers working in the canteen and assisting at various gala days and carnivals as coaches, managers and officials. 

Volunteers will first need to organise a Working With Children Check (WWCC) – information can be found on the CEDoW website. Please also see our Parent/Carer Volunteering Information Flyer.