Return to full Face to Face learning at school

From Monday 25 May, 2020, there will be only one unit of learning available, that is, face to face class teaching.

The updated information (as at 19 May, 2020) from the Department of Education and NSW Health states that:

 Schools are safe and open for full time face-to-face learning.

·         All schools are returning to full on-campus learning from Monday 25 May. All school activities and operations will be in line with Australian Health Protection Principal Committee (AHPPC) and NSW Health guidelines as applicable.

•       School students do not need to follow physical distancing guidelines, but should follow good hygiene practices like: regularly washing hands; avoiding sharing drinks or food and coughing or sneezing into your elbow, or a tissue which should be discarded in the bin immediately.

School attendance

All students should be at school unless:

•       They have a medical certificate which states that they are unable to return to school due to an ongoing medical condition

•       They are currently unwell.

Students who have a detailed medical certificate to stay at home will be supported to learn from home in line with regular procedures if they are able to. These regular procedures are different to what was offered during the learning from home period. If you require work to be provided to your child whilst they are at home due to an underlying health condition, you should contact your child’s Deputy Principal for assistance, (Ms Leong for Years 7 and 1, Ms Roberts for Years 8 and 10 and Mr Sansom for Years 9 and 12).

Please note, students who live with a family member in one of the categories identified as being at increased risk by the AHPPC, should attend school.

If your child is unwell, do not send them to school. If they are unwell at school you or your nominated emergency contact will need to collect them immediately. Please make sure your contact details are up to date.

If a student is absent without a medical reason for more than three days, this will be recorded as an unauthorised absence and followed up by the school.

If you need any support to get your child back to school, please contact our Head Teacher/s Wellbeing Ms Rombi or Mr Ghossain.