LET’S MAKE IT SIMPLE
A little clarity.
A confident next step.
Choosing a program is easier when you know what to expect. Here are answers to the questions our families often ask.
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A few things
you might wonder.
Which program is right for my child?
Our Primary & NAPLAN program supports Years 1–4, GATE preparation supports students preparing for the selective entry exam, and High School Extension covers Years 6–10. If you're unsure, contact our team and we'll help you find the right fit.
Can we try a class first?
Yes. Experience one week of classes completely free, with no commitment. Contact our team to arrange a trial and confirm the program and location that suit your child.
Do you offer online learning?
Yes. Loyola OnLearn offers online tutoring. Get in touch with our team to find out about available classes and which option suits your child.
How will I know my child is progressing?
Structured practice, assessments and individual feedback help us see how your child is learning. Our tutors use these insights to highlight strengths, identify areas for improvement and keep families informed.
How much does it cost?
Fees depend on the program and classes you choose. You can see current prices in our class catalogue, or call the team for help.
How many students are in a class?
We teach in small groups so tutors can explain clearly, check understanding and answer questions. Ask our team about the current class size for your chosen program and centre.
What days and times are classes?
Class times vary by program, location and term. Choose a program in our class catalogue to see the available days and times.
What happens after the free trial week?
Talk to our team about how your child found the classes and whether you would like to continue. We can help you choose a program and explain the fees before you enrol.
What happens if a class is full?
Contact our team about other sessions or a waiting list. Available classes and enrolment options are shown in the catalogue.
Which subjects does GATE cover?
Reading, Writing, Quantitative Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning. Students practise all four through weekly lessons, homework and mock exams.
Can students take mock exam papers home?
Yes. Students can keep their exam papers to review questions and revisit the learning afterwards.
Can new students join high school extension?
Yes. Students do not need to have completed Loyola's GATE program. Keen learners who are ready for an advanced curriculum are welcome.
How much do classes cost?
Visit the enrolment catalogue for current program fees and available sessions, or contact us for help choosing a class.
How do I know the official GATE exam dates?
Check the Western Australian Department of Education's current admissions information for official dates and registration requirements.