Communication with the School
- Keep telephone numbers, email addresses, residential details, authorised pickup information, and health records current.
- Use the student diary, official portal, school email, telephone, or scheduled meeting process for communication.
- Raise concerns respectfully with the relevant teacher or coordinator first. Urgent safety or safeguarding concerns should be reported immediately to school leadership.
Supporting Learning at Home
- Encourage punctual attendance, adequate sleep, healthy routines, reading, independent study, and timely completion of assignments.
- Review school messages and the student diary regularly without completing work on the child’s behalf.
- Attend parent-teacher meetings and work with teachers on agreed strategies when academic, behavioural, attendance, or wellbeing support is required.
Arrival, Departure and Campus Safety
- Follow the notified timings, entry points, traffic flow, visitor registration, and student handover procedures.
- Children will be released only through approved arrangements. Any change in transport or pickup must be communicated through the authorised process.
- Parents and visitors should not enter classrooms or teaching areas without permission, as this protects learning time and student safety.
Wellbeing, Privacy and Respect
- Inform the school of medical, emotional, learning, or family circumstances that may affect the child so suitable support can be considered.
- Avoid discussing or publishing confidential information, photographs, disputes, or allegations concerning other children or families.
- Treat staff, students, transport personnel, and other parents courteously. Threatening, abusive, or disruptive behaviour is not acceptable on campus or through digital communication.