Student Engagement and Wellbeing

Welcome back to 2026. 

We have been very pleased with how the students have returned and settled into their new spaces, with their new peers and staff. Year Level teams are ready to support your child through 2026. We encourage families to reach out if they have any questions, or concerns about their child’s academic progress, or have any wellbeing and engagement concerns.

Please reach out to a Year Level Engagement Coordinator for any Classroom or Behaviour questions or supports. For any Attendance or Administrative questions or supports reach out to Year Level Assistants. Subject teachers can be contacted via Compass for any subject-related questions or support.

All staff may be contacted via Compass.

Uniform

We pride ourselves on the support we give our students regarding uniforms. All students can speak with a member of the Principal Team or their Year Level team if they need support in acquiring the correct uniform items.

Students who are not in the correct school uniform must bring a signed note from a parent or carer to receive a uniform pass.

The PE shirt should not be worn to school, even on days when they have PE. There are several change rooms for students to use to change for PE.

If students want to wear a shirt under the white shirt, it must be white.

Shoes must be black, leather, polishable shoes.

White shirts should be worn under jumpers and jackets each day.

School Bell Times and Attendance

Daily school attendance is important for all children and young people to succeed in education and to ensure they don’t fall behind both socially and developmentally. School participation is important as it maximises life opportunities for children and young people by providing them with education and support networks. School helps people to develop important skills, knowledge and values which set them up for further learning and participation in their community.

If your child is absent due to illness, we encourage all students to bring a medical certificate to cover their absence. Medical certificate should be handed to the Year Level Assistant for their year level.

Regularly arriving late also affects overall attendance, leading to missed learning opportunities. The first class begins at 8:55 am. We strongly suggest that students arrive at school before 8:45 am to be ready in time for period 1. Year Level teams are monitoring students who are late to school and will be in touch to arrange meetings with families if needed.

If you are having difficulty getting your child to school, please reach out to the year level team so we can support you and your child.