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Traffic Management & Parking Guidelines 

Families are reminded to be courteous and considerate of our neighbours and student safety when driving and parking in the streets surrounding the College. We have numerous car parks across the campus designated to ensure the safety of the community and help with traffic flow. Please find below a reminder of College guidelines regarding parking and traffic flow.  

 

Staff Parking 

Two car parks are allocated for staff parking. One is closest to the St Louis Sports Centre off John XXIII Avenue, and the other is the A Block Carpark entrance via Heritage Lane.

 

Student Parking

Students can only park in the student car park located at the east end of the College playing fields. The entrance to this car park is off John XXIII Avenue. Non-compliance may lead to the revocation of driving privileges and may incur a fine from the local Council. 

 

Traffic Management 

To ensure the safety of our students and our good relations with neighbouring residents, please utilise the designated drop-off and pick-up zones marked around the campus. When parking, we request that drivers use allocated parking spaces in visitors’ car parking bays only. Double parking or stopping in unauthorised zones – particularly around Graylands campus and Montgomery House – poses safety risks to both our students and others in the local community. 

 

For pedestrian safety and to reduce traffic congestion, drivers picking up students should only use visitors’ parking bays or the Primary and Secondary drive-through facilities, and we encourage families to stagger their arrival and departure times where possible. When we exercise patience, follow the instructions of staff and signage, and are considerate of others during these busy times, we can maintain a safe and smooth experience for everyone. 

Car parking and pick-up options at John XXIII College 

Pre-Kindy, Kindergarten and Pre-Primary 

Parents with children in Pre-Kindy, Kindergarten, and Pre-Primary can utilise the Early Years Carpark off John XXIII Avenue for drop-off and collection. Overflow parking is available in the main car park off John XXIII Avenue and the Loop car park off Mooro Drive.

Please note: The Early Years Carpark is only for families of children in Pre-Kindy, Kindy and Pre-Primary. 

 

Years 1 to 6 

For students in Years 1 to 6, pick-up arrangements can be made at The Loop off Mooro Drive which is staffed to help for an effective flow of traffic. Please follow these instructions:

  • have your surname sign displayed on your dashboard;
  • drive all the way to the bottom of the loop; 
  • have your child exit from the passenger (left) side of the vehicle. At pick-up, please stay in your vehicle and staff will guide your child to get into your car safely from the passenger side.

 

It is hoped that all Years 1 to 6 students will use the ‘loop drive-thru’ as soon as they have settled into new school routines.  Please have your ‘drive thru car label’ ready on display. Please email nancy.petsos@johnxxiii.edu.au if you require a new drive-thru label or extra labels. 

 

Alternatively, students from Years 1 to 6 may also be collected from the Kiss ‘n’ Drive Loop off John XXIII Avenue if accompanied by a sibling in the Secondary School.

Parents who prefer to park and drop-off or pick-up their children can utilise the main car park off John XXIII Avenue or the Loop car park off Mooro Drive.

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Years 7 to 12 

Secondary parent parking is allocated in the main car park off John XXIII Avenue. Additionally, parents may use the Kiss ‘n’ Drive Loop near this car park.

 

College Events

During large College events necessitating additional parking, the College playing fields will be open for overflow parking. Please adhere to signage or directions from staff on duty.

 

School Zone Safety

To ensure the safety of students and pedestrians, we kindly request all drivers observe the following guidelines:

  • Utilise designated College car parks.
  • Drop off and pick up your child only in designated areas.
  • Adhere to the 40km/h speed limit in school zones.
  • Follow all traffic and parking signs.
  • Refrain from double-parking and illegal parking.
  • Yield to pedestrians, especially near driveways.
  • Park only in marked bays on the College campus.

     

By working together, we can uphold the safety and well-being of our entire community.