Tuition Fees - cover stationery, use of digital device, school hat

Weekly Fee: $350
Homestay Fee (46 weeks): $16,100.00
Homestay Placement Fee: $500.00 (non-refundable)

English language (ESOL) classes

• Stationery
• Class trips
• Use of a chromebook or iPad during the school year

Additional costs not included:

• School camps @$100

All fees include GST with the exception of homestay accommodation.

Lytton Street School welcomes short stay group tours.
Tour individually developed in consultation with group leaders.
Group administrative fee $1,000

Fees paid by international students are secure and protected in the event of:

a. Failure of the student to obtain a study visa; or
b. Voluntary withdrawal by the student; or
c. Lytton Street School ceasing to provide the agreed educational programme; or
d. Lytton Street School ceasing to be a signatory to the Code of Practice; or
e. Lytton Street School ceasing to be an education provider.

Students’ tuition fees are safeguarded by Lytton Street School’s own student fee protection processes to ensure that in the event of issues a. – e. arising that students will be refunded for any undelivered portion of their programme of study.

If a student voluntarily withdraws from their programme of study, before or after commencement of their study, then the student’s parent or legal guardian must apply in writing to the Principal prior to the student commencing at school or within one month of the student’s last day at school (or within one month of the student gaining permanent residency) outlining the circumstances leading to the request. All requests for a refund will be considered and settled under the terms and conditions of the school’s Withdrawal and Refund Policy unless by special exception by Lytton Street School’s Board of Trustees.

Lytton Street School will make no refund:
a. When a student’s enrolment is terminated by the school for a breach of the enrolment contract or breaking New Zealand law.
b. When a student has been stood down, suspended or excluded.
c. When an enrolment application is inaccurate and contains false information.
d. When the student’s request for a refund is declined by the Board of Trustees