Originally Posted by
JandM
Most schools don't have an 'enrolment period' as such - a child who qualifies for entry and acceptance can be taken in at any point in the school year. It occurs to me that possibly they have a zone you need to live in, for your child to be taken, in which case they would need to see proof of your new address.
Thanks, JandM
Most of the public schools are zoned, you have to live in the zone to get into the school.
However, there are private schools and integrated schools. They are not zoned. They have listed out their preference such as religious and other connections. The schools I applied are all non-zoned, so I don't have to provide address proof.
Thanks a lot JanM.