Medical Information Update Reminder

Please ensure your child’s medical information is accurate and up to date, including any asthma or allergy plans, medications, and health conditions. Accurate information enables us to provide the best care and respond promptly in emergencies. Please contact the College office to make any changes.

Protecting against mosquito-borne diseases

Warm and wet weather can lead to an increase in mosquito populations and a higher risk of illness from mosquito bites. While the overall risk is currently low, some mosquitoes may be carrying diseases that make people sick.

The best protection against mosquito-borne illness is to avoid mosquito bites.

Families can protect against mosquito bites by:

Covering up as much as possible with long, loose-fitting, light-coloured clothing
Applying insect repellent that contains picaridin or DEET on exposed skin when outdoors
Limiting outdoor activity if lots of mosquitoes are active
Clean up and remove containers and items around the home that may hold water, where mosquitoes can breed.

Families with any health concerns should consult their doctor or call NURSE-ON-CALL on 1300 606 024 (available 24 hours a day).

Free Japanese encephalitis vaccines

Japanese encephalitis virus is transmitted to humans through the bites of infected mosquitoes and can cause a rare but potentially severe brain infection.

A free vaccine is available to some individuals to protect Victorians who are at a higher risk of contracting the virus.

For more information, including vaccine eligibility, refer to the Department of Health’s Japanese encephalitis webpage.

Find out more

For more information on protecting against mosquito-borne diseases, families can refer to the following Better Health Channel pages:

Mosquitoes can carry diseases.
Protect yourself from mosquito-borne disease, including a handy checklist to help reduce mosquito breeding sites at home and resources translated into other languages.
Japanese encephalitis virus

Term 4 - Upcoming Events
Year 7 (2026) Information Night	Tuesday, 11 November
Year 10, 11, and 12 Exams	Thursday, 13-20 November
Year Level Celebration Days	Thursday, 20 November
Curriculum Day (Student Free Day)	Friday, 21 November
Rollover Begins	Monday, 24 November
EYP - End of Year Program	Monday, 8 - 18 December
Year 7 (2026) Transition Day	Tuesday, 9 December
KWRSC - Awards Night	Wednesday, 10 December
Year 12 Valedictory	Friday, 12 December

Upcoming Events