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Victoria’s population is growing faster than anywhere else in Australia. In considering enrolment applications from outside of their zone, schools are to follow the criteria outlined the Department's Schools may be able to accept out of zone enrolments once all enrolment requests from children within that zone are confirmed. Parents have the choice to apply for enrolment at schools outside their zone, but children living within that zone have priority. This right is set out in theĪ small number of schools have restricted zones to respond to local population growth. Your child has a right to enrol in their designated neighbourhood school. If your child lives at multiple addresses, their permanent address is where they spend most of their weekdays. If you live in another area, it's measured by the shortest practical route by road and considers access issues. This school is measured by a straight line from your permanent address, if you live in: Your child has the right to attend their designated neighbourhood school. Most parents send their children to the public school closest to where they live. Frequently asked questions about school zones Enrolment FAQs