Student Resource Scheme
Upon enrolment at Wynnum State High School, you are invited to join the Student Resource Scheme (SRS). The SRS scheme operates under the policy and guidelines of the Department of Education and Training. The purpose of the Student Resource Scheme (SRS) is to use the schools bulk purchasing power to procure and deliver consumable resources for students to use in the classroom at a reasonable price. The scheme is operated in accordance with Section 51 of the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006.
The SRS scheme represents excellent value for money for parents. In 2025, the SRS fees are $325.00 per student for those families participating in the BYOD program. For those families participating in the 1:1 laptop program the SRS fees are $275.00 per student. The scheme provides the following resources to students:
- Digital textbooks
- Online subscriptions
- All printed class notes, booklets and worksheets
- Library resources
- Resource materials and equipment used in subject areas, for example, texts that form part of class sets and departmental resource collections that are supplied for use by students to supplement their principal texts
- Basic consumable materials for all subject areas. However, there are additional charges for some specific areas of studies which provide and require extra resources, for example, some of the Technology subjects. Students who are required to pay these charges will be issued with a separate invoice requesting payment
In addition to the SRS scheme fee of $325.00 from parents, the school receives, on behalf of parents, a textbook allowance from the state government. If you do not elect to join the SRS scheme in 2025, you are still required to return the participation form indicating your intentions. Therefore, if you do not wish to join the scheme, you will be responsible for provision of all texts and resources for your child that would have been provided by the scheme.
The school offers a range of payment options including Cash, BPoint, EFTPOS Credit/ and Debit Card, Direct Deposit and Centrepay. We are unable to accept payments over the telephone, however credit card payments can also be made via BPOINT on 1300 631 073.