College Services 

Senior School Reception Hours 

Monday to Friday 8.00am−5.00pm

Text Books and Booklists

Text Books and BooklistsThe booklist is provisioned through our digital partner, Box of Books. You will have access to a link on MyASC to their booklist portal where you can purchase books and stationery. A levy will be charged for the provision of core digital resources.

Student Computer Program

The implementation of the Student Computer Program at the Year 7 level aims to enhance the teaching and learning process in order to empower students by increasing self-directed learning, collaboration and problem-solving skills.

STUDENT COMPUTER ROLLOUT

College-owned computers will be distributed to all Year 7 students in January. A time slot will be communicated to parents prior to this date by email and on MyASC. During this session students will collect their computer and training will be given in its use and care. A follow up training session will take place the first week of the year to help students effectively navigate the various programs and Apps that are available on their new device. 

RESPONSIBLE USE POLICY

The College has a Responsible Use Policy for computers on campus. A copy of this can be found on MyASC and an overview is found in the Student Diary. Students will need to read this overview, sign it and have it signed by a parent/guardian before full access is granted to the College network.

DAY-TO-DAY USE AND MAINTENANCE OF STUDENT COMPUTERS 

Students are required to have their computer with them each day. It is also expected that computers are taken home each afternoon for homework and follow-up tasks. During the day students’ computers should be in their hands, secured in their locker, or in the Technical Support Centre (TSC).

We emphasise two important matters:

• A student’s computer should be brought to College fully charged every day.
• It must always be carried in the bag provided with the computer. This is an insurance-approved bag. The computer in its bag fits into the locker and the approved College backpack available from the Uniform Store. There is also an airport-style trolley bag available for carriage if desired.

TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT CENTRE 

The Technology Support Centre (TSC) is located in Nexus-S. It is the place to take a computer when it is failing to operate as it should. There is limited space in the TSC for students who wish to leave their computer for safe storage if the need arises. When a student computer is lodged for service, a note will be put in the Student Diary. As the computer was purchased through the College’s supplier, a replacement computer will be issued to any student whose computer cannot be repaired within 48 hours.

Further Information: If you have any additional queries, please contact TSC Helpdesk: (08) 9313 9363 or helpdesk@allsaints.wa.edu.au 

Nexus

Nexus-S (formerly the Senior School Library) is the friendly place where students can always find help with their research and reading needs. The resource collections include print and digital material, and are continuously being upgraded to provide the most up-to-date sources. Students can access the Library catalogue from the classroom and from home using MyASC . In addition, reading for enjoyment is encouraged through various literature promotion activities. Students are welcome to use Nexus for recreational reading at any time. Students are encouraged to use the Nexus page on MyASC for all their research and reading requirements, in particular the online databases and referencing, all of which they can access from home.

During term time Nexus-S is open from 7.00am to 5.00pm.

Should you have any queries regarding Nexus, please contact us on (08) 9313 9333.

Homework Café

This is held in Nexus and operates Monday to Thursday from 3.30pm to 5.00pm for students who wish to stay at the College to do some homework.

Lockers

Each student in the Senior School is issued with their own locker and padlock. It is the responsibility of the student to keep the locker neat and clean, to ensure that it is kept locked, and to maintain security of the padlock code.

The lockers are specifically designed to accommodate the school bag and computer as well as books and files. It is expected that students will store school bags and all personal items in their locker.

Padlock and Locker Allocation, and Computer Rollout

The padlock demonstrations and locker distributions take place in the Year 7 building (C Block).

Following the padlock demonstration, parents and students move to Level 3 of Building 8 to collect the student’s computer. The first computer collection and training sessions will start at approximately 9.30am.

Year 8 students can collect their locks on this day from D7, and locker allocations will be displayed in the C Block locker room.

Student Notices 

Student notices are posted on SEQTA daily, and information may also be emailed separately to selected students. It is the responsibility of each student to regularly check their email and SEQTA for these at home and during Tutor Group in the morning.

Noticeboards are located around the campus for promoting events and activities. Students are encouraged to check these boards on a regular basis.

Canteen 

The College Canteen operates using the My Student Account Point of Sale System

The Point of Sale System can be accessed here: My Student Account.

Students will need an MSA account to be able to use their Student ID card to purchase food from the Canteen and Wanju Cafe.

Opening hours

The Canteen is open at 7.45am where students involved in a morning Co-curricular can attend for a light breakfast.

The Canteen online menu changes every Term and will only show a selection of what is available. This menu is subject to change due to the current food supply chain.

• The online App has a cut-off time each morning at 9.00am to allow for orders to be processed.
• Service for students closes 5 minutes before the end of Recess and Lunch to ensure enough time to eat and move back to class.

The Canteen invites parent volunteers to be part of the team and the College value this interaction. Please contact the Chef Manager, allsaints@compass-group.com.au. Canteen staff are unable to take calls during the Recess and Lunchtime service.

Full details on MSA are available in the How to Guide located in the MyASC parent portal.

Further information regarding the MSA system for canteen and bus services can be found here.

BUS SERVICES

All Saints’ College provides several bus services for our students, routes include to/from Applecross, South Perth, Inner Fremantle, Fremantle, Wandi, and Canning Vale. Bus routes are available on the MyASC portal under Bus information. Whilst these bus services are heavily subsidised by the College, a fee is payable by families for the use of these transport services.  

Students can also access the Morning and Afternoon Transperth Bus Service to and from Bull Creek train station. 

The Horizons West Bus Service operates using the Swype Point of Sale System. The Point of Sale System can be downloaded here: Swype App

Students will need a Swype account to be able to use their Student ID card to use the Horizons West Bus Service.

Uniform Shop

All Year 7 and 8 students are required to wear College hats or caps during Physical Education lessons in Terms 1 and 4, and are encouraged to wear them at recess and lunch breaks in these terms. The College asks parents to ensure students wear the appropriate uniform at all times. A full list of the uniform requirements is available on MyASC. In Terms 1 and 4 the Summer Uniform is worn, and in Terms 2 and 3 students wear the Winter Uniform.

UNIFORM SHOP TERM OPEN TIMES 2024

Mondays: 7.30am – 11.30am

Tuesdays: 7.30am – 11.30am

Wednesdays:12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 1.00pm – 5.00pm

Fridays: Closed

UNIFORM SHOP HOLIDAY OPEN TIMES 2024

For details of school holiday Uniform Shop open times, please check MyASC/Uniform Shop.