Our guidelines have been updated and face masks are no longer compulsory in schools but must be worn on school buses. Please see an extract from the guidelines below;

Face masks in schools

As per the directions of the Victorian Chief Health Officer, the following actions are mandatory.

Face masks to be worn by individuals over the age of 12 when on public transport and school buses – unless you have a lawful exemption.
Individuals over the age of 12 must carry a face mask at all times.
The same exemptions to the wearing of face masks apply in schools as when people are out in the community. This includes students who are over the age of 12 and are unable to wear a face mask due to the nature of their disability. This also includes students or staff who have a medical condition, such as problems with their breathing, a serious skin condition on the face, a disability or a mental health condition.

Face masks are no longer required in school settings. However, they are recommended for use by staff and students when physical distancing of 1.5m cannot be maintained.

A face mask must cover the nose and mouth. Face shields, scarves or bandanas do not meet these requirements.

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