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Student Support Staff
Outside School Hours Care
Brain Food Program
Yard Duty
Disabilities Program
First Aid
Anaphylaxis
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Student Support Staff
- Child psychologist - available for students who the school and parents believe need specialised diagnosis and support.
- Speech pathologist - available for students with speech impairments who do not fit the disability category.
- Nurse - all Prep students are checked and any students referred at other year levels.
- Youth Worker - supports Middle Years students.
Outside School Hours Care
The OSHC (Outside School Hours Care Program) is run by Camp Australia.
It provides before school care 7.30-8.45 a.m. and 3.15-6.00 p.m. To find out more about booking this service, charges, government rebates etc. phone Camp Australia directly on 88514160.
Teachers do not commence yard duty supervision until 8.45 a.m. Children who arrive before 8.45 should be in the care of a parent or adult carer.
Brain Food Program
- Hydration Program - students are encouraged to have a reusable bottle filled with water to drink from throughout the day while they are learning. All students are supplied with a drink bottle on enrolment.
- Healthy Snacks Program - parents are asked to provide fresh fruit and vegetables for children to nibble on during class time.
- Free Fruit Friday Program - Students in Year P-3 are provided with fruit on Friday as part of the DEECD healthy kids program.
- The canteen opens daily on the middle years campus. It provides a healthy menu.
Click here to see the "Go for your life" policy.
Yard Duty
There are teachers on yard duty between 8:45 and 9:00 in the morning and 3:15 and 3:30 in the afternoon. Children not collected by 3:45 on the EY campus will be directed to After School Care at the cost to the parent.
There are teachers on yard duty at recess and lunch break. The yard duty teachers wear fluorescent vests for easy identification. The yard duty teachers carry basic first aid supplies in a bum bag and carry identification of children with life threatening medical conditions.
Click here to see the "OnSite Supervision Policy.
Disabilities Program
Students who fit one or more statewide categories may qualify for government funding.
- intellectual disability (IQ below 70)
- severe behaviour disorder
- specific vision impairment
- specific hearing impairment
- severe language disorder with critical needs
The Program Support Group (PSG) - parents, integration teacher, visiting staff and other members, determine the best way to expend the money to support the student. This could mean hiring a disabilities aide, employing a health worker, purchasing resources and a visiting teacher service. If you believe your child may fit one of these categories, please contact our coordinator of the Disabilities program as soon as possible (preferably before June). Applying for Disabilities funding is a complex, time consuming process and there are very strict timelines and criteria.
First Aid Policy
Click here to see the first aid policy.
Anaphylaxis Policy
Click here to see the anaphylaxis policy.
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