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Ambrose Treacy College General information
What type of school is Ambrose Treacy College?
Ambrose Treacy College is Major Cities school in Indooroopilly, Queensland.
It has 1019 students enrolled and 85 teachers.
AGE ID: 15656
The Australian Government Department of Education ID.
School Name : Ambrose Treacy College
The official name of the school.
School sector : Catholic
School Type : Combined
Campus type : School Single Entity
Governing Body: Queensland Catholic Education Commission
The governing body for the school Ambrose Treacy College
Ambrose Treacy College students
Year range : 4-11
The range of year levels offered by Ambrose Treacy College
Total Enrolments: 1019
The total number of students in Ambrose Treacy College
Boys Enrolments : 1019
The total number of male students.
Full Time Equivalent Enrolments : 1019
The number of students enrolled at the school expressed in terms of full-time students.
Language Background Other Than English (%) : 10
The proportion of students within a school's population in in Ambrose Treacy College who speak a language other than English at home.
Ambrose Treacy College RANKING
ICSEA : 1126
The Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage score for the Ambrose Treacy College
Bottom Socio-Educational Advantage : 3
The percentage of students positioned in the lowest socio-educational advantage quarter in Ambrose Treacy College
Lower Middle Socio-Educational Advantage : 11
The percentage of students positioned in the lower middle socio-educational advantage quarter in Ambrose Treacy College
Upper Middle Socio-Educational Advantage : 27
The percentage of students positioned in the higher middle socio-educational advantage quarter in Ambrose Treacy College
Top Socio-Educational Advantage: 59
The percentage of students positioned in the highest socio-educational advantage quarter in Ambrose Treacy College
Ambrose Treacy College Teachers
Teaching staff: 85
The number of full-time and part-time Ambrose Treacy College teaching staff members.
Ambrose Treacy College Non teaching staff
Non teaching staff : 91
non teaching staff
Non teaching staff full time : 64,2
A full-time is counted as 1.0; one days a week is counted as 0.2
Ambrose Treacy College location
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State: Queensland (QLD)
Postcode: 4068
Geolocation: Major Cities
Ambrose Treacy College GPS coodinates
Latitude: -27,50834044
Longitude: 152,9664169
Ambrose Treacy College suburb map
Ambrose Treacy College Statistical Area
Statistical Area source is the ABS Australian Statistical Geography Standard
Statistical Area 1 (3109418):
Statistical Area 2 (31094): Indooroopilly
Statistical Area 3 (30403): Sherwood - Indooroopilly
Statistical Area 4 (304): Brisbane - West
ABS Remoteness Area : Major Cities of Australia
The geographical classification of the Ambrose Treacy College location according to the ABS Remoteness Area definitions
Ambrose Treacy College contact
Website for the school URL: http://www.atc.qld.edu.au/
Ambrose Treacy College web page
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I am extremely upset that I feel the need to write this however I feel I no longer have a choice. We enrolled our son at this school soon into term 1 of 2021 and within a few months, my husband lost his job as a direct result of the impact of COVID. The school was aware that I am a stay at home mother with 7 children to care for and we immediately made contact with the school. They assured us that concessions were available, however I was distraught to find a letter in the mail from a solicitor demanding payment or I would be taken to court. We were then told that there was a “communication issue” and that we were supposed to be informed by the school before it was sent to debt collection. They then cancelled the legal action, however to my knowledge, no new payment arrangement was put in place and I was not informed of anything subsequently, and my focus turned back to helping my husband find new employment and get out children back to being fed, clothed and homed.
2 months has gone by and suddenly again, a letter has arrived in the mail demanding the same fees, from the same solicitor. I am beyond done. Yes, we should have been more proactive with the school, however I am unsure what else we could have done, we have provided proof that we physically cannot pay these fees (and we are needing to remove our son from the school as a direct result of the extremely unaffordable fees), yet they are continuing to chase us.
To do this to a large family, in the middle of a well known extremely difficult event that is financially affecting the lives of millions, is very disappointing. I sincerely hope this review will be seen and progress can be made to process our concession so that we may be entitled to leave, rebuild our lives and give our children the stability they deserve. Should we not be given that human right, I will make no hesitation to take this further and contact the media.