Qkr! - A method for payment of fees, excursions, and event tickets
St Mary MacKillop College uses Qkr! (pronounced ‘quicker’), which is a convenient way for parents and guardians to make various payments to the school. Qkr! is a mobile payments app which enables consumers to order and pay for school fees, excursions, uniforms, donations, and event tickets directly from their smart device.
Qkr! accepts all major credit and debit cards accepted by the school (Visa and MasterCard) and you can register more than one card within the app. The Qkr! app is available from the Apple App Store and Google Play. If using an iPad you can download the iPhone version of Qkr!. You can download and register for Qkr! now and start making payments right away. You are also able to make payments through the Qkr! site using a web browser.
The following methods of payment for school fees are also available at St Mary Mackillop College:
Cash and Eftpos Cash and Eftpos payments may be made in person at the Front Office of both the St Peter's Campus (Isabella Plains) and Padua Campus (Wanniassa).
Direct Debit Payment of School Fees by Direct Debit will require completion of the relevant paperwork. Please contact Robert Jonas via email, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to set up your Direct Debit. Direct Debits commence in January and run over 52 weeks or 26 fortnights.
All Direct Debits are to be altered in December for the following year's School Fees.
Credit Card Payments – Mastercard or Visa Credit Card payments may be made in person, over the telephone, or details can be provided at the bottom of your school fee statement.
Bpay Bpay is available at the College for payment of School Fees only. Payments can be made through internet and telephone banking by quoting the Biller Code and Reference Number located on your school fee statement.
Download the fees schedule
The 2023 School Fees Schedule is now available for download.
St Mary of the Cross MacKillop made the statement: “We are but travellers here, so while we are here we should do as much good as we can and live in peace with each other.”
With this in mind, the College respectfully acknowledges the Ngunnawal people who are the Traditional Custodians and First People of the land on which we gather each day. The College also pays its respects to the Elders past, present and emerging, and any other Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples living and working in the MacKillop community.
