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School Calendar  AUGUST, SEPTEMBER
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Principal's Report Student Achievement: Victorian Schools Music Festival, 2027 Information Evenings, Circulating rumours of a planned school staff strike for the 4th of August, Impact of the Work Bans and Ongoing Industrial Actions, Industrial Action and Student Progress Interview, Eltham High School Reminders, including:
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Assistant Principal Student Mobile Phone Management  , Student Engagement and Inclusion , Visitors to School  
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Parent & Carers Information Clubs and Activities Program, 2026 School Council Approved Contributions, Payment Process and Closing Dates for Excursions and Activities via Compass, First Aid, Canteen Menu, 2026 Term Dates, 2026 Staff List
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Celebrating 100 Years of Eltham High School Celebrating 100 Years of Eltham High School - Let's Celebrate Together!, The Collection Exhibition, The Eltham High School & Community Centenary Exhibition, A Fete and Open Day on Sunday 11 October, 100 Stories for 100 Years Campaign, Join the Eltham High School Alumni Directory
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Middle School Public Transport: Safety, Respect and Responsibility
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Senior School Senior School Team, Senior School Dates
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Student Agency & Growth   Marshmallows in Leather Jackets, Roaming Environmental Volunteers
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Sport SSV State Cross Country Championships
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Arts ArtsBridge Junior Art Exhibition
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Languages Melbourne French Theatre 
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EHS Extend EHS Extend 
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Student Wellbeing Teen Yoga , Term 3 | I CAN Mentoring Program, Year 7 Parents | Free Parent Coaching Session with Berry St , Student Myki Card Loan Program , Foodbank Requests
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Grounds Committee 2026 EHS Working Bee Dates
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Community Announcements Call for Performers – Eltham Festival 2026, Screening of Forest Country and Fire Science Presentation - Wednesday 12 August
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30-60 Withers Way, ELTHAM, Victoria, 3095, AUhttps://www.elthamhs.vic.edu.aueltham.hs@education.vic.gov.au(03) 9430 5111
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Assistant Principal

Student Mobile Phone Management  

Link: Student Mobile Phone Management Policy  

 

The Victorian Government views the safe and responsible use of digital technologies, student safety and wellbeing, and the development of social skills and positive behaviour as paramount. From Term 1 2020, students who choose to bring mobile phones to school must have them switched off and securely stored during school hours.  

 

Opportunities for students at recess and lunchtime to communicate with each other face-to-face or be involved in physical activity are valued over and above the use of mobile phones and social media. Eltham High School’s Student Mobile Phone Management Policy outlines the requirements of the Minister for Education relating to students using mobile phones during school hours. 

 

Student Engagement and Inclusion 

Link: Student-Engagement-and-Inclusion-Policy.pdf (elthamhs.vic.edu.au) 

Student-Engagement-and-Inclusion-Guidelines.pdf (elthamhs.vic.edu.au) 

 

We aim to work together with the school community to ensure that the school is a harmonious and worthwhile place to be, where individual rights are respected, and students are supported and encouraged to strive for excellence.  

 

The Student Engagement and Inclusion Policy is underpinned by the school’s Purpose Statement: At Eltham High School each person feels safe to be themselves; and each person is challenged to think critically, to work in teams, to show leadership, and achieve success along many pathways.  

 

Visitors to School  

Link: Visitors to the School Policy 

 

Eltham High School strives to create an open and inclusive school community and encourages parents and carers to be actively involved in their child’s development and education. We aim to provide a safe and secure learning and teaching environment for students and staff by establishing processes to monitor and manage visitors to the school. Our policy outlines requirements for visitors to the school, such as visiting during the school’s hours of instruction, sign-in procedures and requirements for Working with Children Check cards. 

 

We further encourage all visitors to familiarise themselves with our school’s Statement of Values, Child Safe Policy, Statement of Commitment to Child Safety, and Child Safe Code of Conduct. 


FRAN MULLINS, Assistant Principal