Interstate or overseas students (Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia or New Zealand citizens temporarily living interstate or overseas) who are unable to sit for the Opportunity Class Placement Test may be considered by the selection committee through either the interstate/overseas procedures or the illness/misadventure procedures.
To use the illness/misadventure procedure students must have attended a NSW primary school during Year 4 and must have school assessment scores which can be moderated.
To use the interstate/overseas procedure you should contact the Unit or download from the Unit's website an interstate/overseas Report of academic merit form and arrange, at your own expense, for individual and standardised testing of your child by a registered pschologist or other qualified practitioner. You need to complete both the interstate/overseas Report of academic merit form and the standard application form.
Note: Interstate and overseas applicants must read the application package and complete an application form as well as a Report of academic merit.