Learning & Teaching

Senior Unit Term 2 Reflection

Leader of Inclusion & Diversity

Dear Community,

Just to let you know that it has been a privilege to lead the school community in student inclusion over the past 3 and a half years.  For the remainder of this year, I will be replacing Mrs Bradley in the classroom whilst she is on maternity leave.  In my absence, Sharee Whiteacre, our Deputy Principal will follow up on all the day to day duties of my current role.  Lill Daley, one of our experienced teachers will be returning from leave during Term 3.  Lill will work three days a week facilitating the responsibilities of student inclusion and advocacy of our diverse learners and continue to support our families and teachers in this space.

Thank you all, for your trust in me and the genuine friendships, and relationships we have made over the years.  I will continue to lead in this space to handover information and upskill others across the school.  Lill Daley will be an incredible asset to our school community in this space.  I look forward to welcoming her back next term.

Thank you everyone, Ms Alex

Accessing Student Reports

Student reports will be released to families on Simon Everywhere. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to access your child’s report. Any families who required assistance with accessing their child’s report will need to contact the school office.

• Step 1. Open the SIMON Everywhere app. Select ‘Home’.
• Step 2. Select the student from the student list by clicking their name.
• Step 3. Open the ‘Profile Menu’.
• Step 4. Select ‘Assessment Reports’ from the drop down menu.
• Step 5. Select ‘Action’ beside the report you wish to access and select either ‘View’ or ‘Download’ from the menu options.

Maths Progression Point

Families are advised of a change to student reports which is the move to one progression point to Maths.  Please find below an attachment for information explaining this change.

What is NCCD?

The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (NCCD) takes place every year.

WHY IS THIS DATA BEING COLLECTED?

All schools in Australia must collect information about students with disability.

The NCCD:

• ensures that the information collected is transparent, consistent and reliable

• provides better information that improves understanding of students with disability

• allows parents, guardians, carers, teachers, principals, education authorities and government to better support students with disability.

HOW IS STUDENTS’ PRIVACY PROTECTED?

Protecting the privacy and confidentiality of all students is an essential part of the NCCD. Data is collected within each school. Personal details, such as student names or student identifiers, are not provided to federal education authorities. Learn more about privacy in the Public information notice by contacting the Principal.

Friday School Assembly 

This week’s Friday School Assembly will include Djulin presenting. Please note the School Assembly will be earlier at 1:45pm due to the early finish for the last day of Term 2  at 2:15pm.