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Child Safety and Wellbeing
Grayling Primary School is committed to providing an environment where students are safe and feel safe. We have a zero tolerance for child abuse and are committed to protecting children from harm. Our comprehensive child safety framework outlines our school’s strategies to support student safety and wellbeing. The framework includes the following policies, codes, and procedures:
Respectful Behaviours within the School Community
When parents, carers and school staff work together as one team, our students do better. Everyone at school, particularly staff and parents/carers, play a role in making school a better place for learning and work.
Parents, carers and school staff have a relationship that can last many years. This is an opportunity to work together to create a positive relationship in the best interests of your child. When this relationship is built on respect and trust, students learn better and feel like they belong in the school.
Every member of our school community has a right to feel safe and be protected.
The department’s Respectful Behaviours within the School Community Policy describes the positive behaviour expected from parents, carers, and other adults in Victorian school communities. The policy sets clear standards of behaviour to create a safe, respectful, and inclusive learning environment for students, staff and adults.
There are also resources to support safe and respectful relationships in our school community, including information about getting involved in the school, advice on how to raise a concern or complaint, and parenting support resources. You can find the policy and these resources here.
For more information on how to engage positively with our school, please contact us.
Property Damage and Medical Expenses
The Department (which includes our school) does not have personal property insurance for staff and/or students. Items of personal property that are lost, stolen or damaged at school or during school excursions are not the responsibility of Grayling Primary School or the Department. Staff and students are reminded not to bring items of value to school or on school excursions. Grayling Primary School encourages parents/carers to consider obtaining their own accident insurance for students and property of value that may be brought to school.
The Department (which includes our school) does not have personal accident insurance for students. If a student is injured at school or while participating in a school activity (including offsite) and requires medical treatment, parents/carers are responsible for all of their child’s medical expenses. This includes transport costs such as ambulance costs (which may include an air ambulance if considered necessary).
