Toilet Vandalism
From Kristen Pepyat, Assistant Principal
Toilet Vandalism Update
Thank you to the many families who supported our recent communication about respectful use of school toilets.
Unfortunately, we are continuing to see incidents of toilet vandalism across the Errol Street Campuss. This includes damage to facilities and behaviours that create unhygienic conditions for other students.
This week, all Year 3-6 classes participated in targeted lessons about caring for our shared spaces and understanding the impact of vandalism on the school community. These lessons, based on the presentation shared with students, focused on:
| What students learned | Why it matters |
| What vandalism is | Toilets stay clean and available for everyone |
| Why it affects others | Students feel safe and comfortable using facilities |
| How school property should be treated | Shared spaces are respected by all |
| The consequences of deliberate damage | School resources can be directed to learning |
We will continue to educate students and follow up incidents appropriately; however, family support remains an important part of helping students make responsible choices.
Please take a moment to remind your child to:
- Leave toilets clean and ready for the next person.
- Use only toilet paper in the toilets.
- Place rubbish in bins.
- Respect all school facilities.
We appreciate the ongoing support of our school community as we work together to maintain safe, clean and respectful facilities for all students.
Attached: The student presentation used during this week's lessons on toilet vandalism and respectful use of school facilities.
