Student Wellbeing

School Captain

School Captains are chosen by the Year 11/12 students and staff. They are students who consistently display the school values  of Honesty, Respect, Cooperation, Personal Best and Happiness.

Above all, our captains  are good role models and have:

• Positive leadership skills.
• A strong Concord School 'Spirit'
• A supportive, caring and fair attitude.

The election results were so close we decided to have Vice Captains as well. We are confident all four students will carry  out their roles with pride and responsibility.

School Captains

Keely Purcell

Cooper Simmons

Vice Captains

Dylan Fitzgerald

Daniel Tsonis

School Buses

Julie Spence is now the Transport Coordinator at Concord and is the main contact for any bus issues. Please email her on spence.julie.a@edumail.vic.gov.au or phone 9467 3972.

• Please contact the bus supervisor concerned directly if a morning pick up or afternoon drop off needs to be cancelled because of absence/illness etc.
• Please contact Julie and provide at least 24 hours’ notice (unless there is an emergency) if the student’s travel arrangements are to be changed.
• Students are only permitted to travel on one bus. Exceptions may be made on a term by term arrangement providing there is sufficient capacity on both buses.
• The transport coordinator needs to be notified of any change of address at least 7 days prior to any bus change taking place
• The supervisors have just completed their full First Aid certificates and are trained to manage health and medical emergencies that may occur with the students in their care.

Student Supervision

Yard supervision is provided for students from 8:45am until 3:15pm. Please be aware that students on school grounds outside of these time are NOT supervised by staff at Concord School.

Mobile Phone Use

Some reminders for existing parents & carers and information for those new to the school.

Mobile phone use.

A reminder that the use and access to mobile phones while at school is as follows:

All students are required to switch off their phones and store them in the classroom secure lock box or for Year 11 & 12 students, they may store them in their own lockers. 

The only exceptions to the ban will be where students use phones to monitor health conditions, or where teachers instruct students to bring their phone for a particular classroom activity. At all other times phones must be in lock boxes or lockers.

When emergencies occur, parents or guardians can reach their child by calling the school office.

Colin Simpson

Assistant Principal