Cranbourne South Primary School

We are here for the community

 

School Council met on Wednesday 10th May 2023 online.  Some notables discussion points include: 

  • Student leader presentation ifrom captains and vice captains
  • School Council training (1) all members per Governance (2) President and Principal per President training
  • Child Safe presentation
  • TheirCare price rise
  • Excursion and Camp Risk Register 
  • Pupil Free days DET update
  • Learining and Wellbeing Action Plans
  • Confirmed Cash Budget
  • Capital Works update - 12 months defects period (standard practice)
  • Shade sails update - increasing shade in the school relative to recent upgrades
  • Fundraising report (1) congratulations to PFA on recent events (2) event proposals

... endorsed at Annual School Countil meeting

 

2022 Annual Report (Word)
2022 Annual Report (PDF)

 

 

Policy ratifications

That School Council approve and endorse the following policy/policies.  Please refer to the schools website for direct links.

  • Camps and Excursions Policy
  • Traffic Management Plan 2022 - 2023
  • Student Dress Code Policy- including student feedback
  • CHS Yard Duty and Supervision Policy - updated map
  • FIN Cash Handling Policy
  • FIN Electronic Funds Management Policy
  • FIN Outstanding Debts Policy
  • FIN Purchasing Card Policy
  • FIN Refunds Policy
  • FIN Fundraising Policy

els very proud to be sending his son to CSPS next year.

Dear Principals, 

Happy Principals’ Day 2022! 

TheirCare would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the incredible job you do at all your schools. 

At TheirCare we understand the incredible challenges that the last few years have presented to principals and assistant principals. Your hard work, innovation and incredible contribution to the school is greatly admired. 

It’s a pleasure to partner with you and your school community, to facilitate OSHC for your families. 

Today is your day, and I hope you enjoy the well-deserved recognition! 

Best wishes 

Steve Baldock | National Partnership Manager

Student Uniform expectations

The student dress code outlines student dress and appearance expectations.  There has been an increase of Year 5 & 6 students where the length of the tshirt/jumper is longer than the bottom half ie. shorts or skirts.  In fact, some of the students have been altering their uniform appearance once at school and thus parents are not aware.   Can all Year 5 & 6 parents please discuss this with their child/ren.  

If a student breaches the Student Dress Code on a recurring basis, a note will be provided to the student and parents by the classroom teacher. If non-compliance with the dress code becomes a continued occurrence, the Principal Class will be informed and a phone call home may be required. 

Student Dress Code Policy

 

Child Safe (CS) Actions for School Council (SC)

CS Standard 2: Child safety and wellbeing is embedded in leadership, governance and culture

  • Approve the Child Safety Code of Conduct (actioned by Prin and SC)
  • SC approves the Code of Conduct to the extent that it applies to school council employees (actioned by Prin and SC)

CS Standard 6:  Suitable staff and volunteers

  • Ensure DET recruitment policies and practices are followed and appropriate records kept (actioned by Prin and SC)
  • The SC ensures that DET recruitment policies and practices are followed and appropriate records kept in respect of school council employees (actioned by Prin and SC) council)

CS Standard 8: Child safety knowledge, skills, and awareness

  • Ensure at least annually, the SC receives appropriate guidance and training about:
    • individual and collective obligations and responsibilities for implementing the CS Standards and managing the risk of child abuse
    • child safety and wellbeing risks in the school environment
    • the child safety policies, procedures and practices of the school (actioned by SC)

CS Standard 9: Child safety in physical and online environments

  • Ensure procurement policies for facilities and services from third parties ensure the safety of children and students (actioned by Prin and SC)
  • The SC , where applicable to their powers and functions, ensure that procurement policies for facilities and services from third parties ensure the safety of children and students (actioned by Prin and SC) 

Introducing School Council members

Hi my name is Bill Papadopoulos and this is my third year on School Council at Cranbourne South Primary School. I have two wonderful children that attend Cranbourne South and I joined School Council to add my diverse perspective to the development of our lovely growing school community. Having both a business and education background allows me to see the many facets of the issues we as a council confront every day. If you ever see me around please come up and say hello!