NOTICES | Important
REVIEW
Student Dress Code Policy
Frankston High School is currently undertaking a review of the Student Dress Code Policy, which was last reviewed and approved by School Council in October 2025.
As part of the review process, we are seeking feedback from students and parents/carers about their experience of the current Dress Code Policy and how well it supports its intended purpose, including promoting a strong sense of identity and community, supporting a safe and inclusive environment, and ensuring students are appropriately dressed for school.
We invite students and parents/carers to complete the short survey below. Your feedback will be considered as part of the policy review.
Dress Code Policy - Student, parent and carer feedback – Fill out form
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Middle School Ethics Olympiad 2026
Do you enjoy discussing big questions? Are you curious about issues with no easy answers? Would you like to explore real world ethical dilemmas with other thoughtful students?
In 2026 our Middle School will enter the Middle School Ethics Olympiad, an exciting international competition where students from Australia and around the world work together to discuss challenging ethical issues. Unlike a debate, the focus is not on winning, but on the quality of your reasoning, your willingness to listen, and your ability to engage respectfully with different perspectives. It is a fun and rewarding way to develop skills in critical thinking, communication, collaboration and ethical reasoning.
Students will be coached by a teacher, together with members of our Senior School Ethics Olympiad team, who received a Special Mention for their outstanding performance this year in the Senior School Ethics Olympiad.
Everyone is welcome. While a team will later be selected to compete on 5 November, we hope many students will join our Ethics Club to meet regularly, discuss fascinating ethical questions and sharpen their thinking.
Interested students are invited to email Mr Pidduck at ppidduck@fhs.vic.edu.au
SCHOOL COUNCIL 2027
If you are planning on nominating yourself for School Council at the start of next school year please note the following:
- From 2026, parents/carers and community members who would like to join the school council need a Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance to nominate.
- If you are considering nominating for school council, and don’t already have a WWCC, we encourage you to apply for a volunteer WWCC as soon as possible. This will allow for processing times, which are estimated to be from 3 to 12 weeks.
- When applying for your volunteer WWCC, please nominate the Department of Education as the organisation you are working for.
- If you already hold an employee WWCC, you do not need to obtain a volunteer WWCC to nominate for school council.
Please note, that if you do not hold a WWCC, you will not be able to nominate for school council, so it is vital that you prepare in advance. Obtaining a WWCC is free for volunteers, and you can apply online at Service Victoria.
For more information, refer to Ministerial Order 1280 (Constitution of Government School Councils) 2020
INVITATION
Solar School Initiative (SSI) Invitation
On behalf of Frankston High School, we are pleased to invite you to our Solar School Initiative (SSI) Phase One Community Celebration.
Date: Tuesday 20 October
Time: 9.00am – 10.00am
Location: Performing Arts Theatre (PAT)
Book via: LINK
We look forward to celebrating with you.
Regards
Frankston High School
SAVE THE DATE
Presentation Night 2026
Frankston High School warmly invites students and families to save the date for our Presentation Night on Tuesday 15 December at 7.00pm at the Frankston Arts Centre.
This special evening will celebrate the diverse achievements of our students, highlighting excellence, community and aspiration. On the night, we will also announce the 2026 DUX recipients for each year level, as well as the DUX at Year 12.
Formal invitations will be sent closer to the date to students who will be receiving an award.
