OUR COLLEGE
Policies
College Governance
DOBCEL School Advisory Council Terms of Reference
DOBCEL Australian Democratic Principles
Enrolments
DOBCEL Enrolment Policy
DOBCEL Enrolment Form Explanatory Statement
Curriculum and Student Learning
DOBCEL Learning and Teaching Policy
DOBCEL Assessment and Reporting Policy
Student Welfare
MRC Banned Substances Policy
MRC Duty of Care Policy
DOBCEL Pastoral Care and Wellbeing Policy
DOBCEL Supervision of Students Policy
DOBCEL Attendance Policy
DOBCEL Digital Technology Policy and Agreement
DOBCEL First Aid and Infection Control Policy and Procedures
DOBCEL Asthma Management Policy and Procedures
DOBCEL Anaphylaxis Management Policy and Procedures
DOBCEL Occupational Health and Safety Policy
Behaviour Management
MRC Behaviour Management Policy
DOBCEL Behaviour Management Policy
DOBCEL Suspension and Expulsion of Students Policy
Professional Standards
VIT Code of Conduct
Emergency Management
DOBCEL Emergency and Critical Incident Management Policy
MRC Code Red Day School Closure Procedure
Risk Management
DOBCEL Risk Management Framework
DOBCEL Risk Management Policy
Public Information
MRC Parent and Caregiver Code of Conduct
MRC Standard Collection Notice
DOBCEL Privacy Policy
DOBCEL School Financial Oversight Policy, Procedures and Appendices
Child Safety
MRC Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy
MRC Safeguarding Children and Young People Code of Conduct
MRC Bullying Prevention (including Cyberbullying) Policy
DOBCEL Reportable Conduct Scheme Policy
DOBCEL Identifying and Responding to Abuse - (PROTECT) Responding Obligations Policy
DOBCEL School Child Safety Officer Role Description
DOBCEL PROTECT - Reporting and Responding Obligations Policy
DOBCEL PROTECT - Identifying and Responding to Student Sexual Offending
CECV Commitment to Child Safety
MRC Managing Challenging Behaviours Policy
Four Critical Actions for Schools to Respond to Child Abuse
Complaints & Grievances
DOBCEL Grievance Policy
MRC Complaints Handling Policy
DOBCEL Grievance Procedures Students of a DOBCEL School
DOBCEL Grievance Procedures for Parents
SunSmart
Overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation causes wrinkles and skin and eye damage, ultimately leading to skin cancer.
UV cannot be seen or felt. It is not like the sun’s light which we see, or the sun’s warmth (infrared radiation) which we feel. Our senses cannot detect UV so it can be damaging without us knowing. There is a huge variation in UV levels across Australia. The UV level is affected by a number of factors including the time of day, time of year, cloud cover, altitude, proximity to the equator, scattering and reflection.
The SunSmart widget shows the sun protection times making it easier than ever to be smart about your sun exposure all year.
MRC SunSmart Policy
