Policies

Christian Brothers College is an Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA) governed school and as such complies with the EREA Colleges Ltd Privacy Policy and the EREA Colleges Ltd Complaints Handling Policy.

This policy demonstrates the strong commitment of the College to promoting children’s wellbeing and safeguarding children from harm, and to provide an outline of the policies and practices that we have developed to keep our students safe, including from abuse or other harm.

Full involvement in the co-curricular program at Christian Brothers College is vital for all students. General participation in this program is a central element of our education process and not an optional extra.

Christian Brothers College welcomes feedback from all members of the College community and takes all complaints or concerns that may be raised seriously.

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) includes any electronic device or application used to communicate, create, disseminate, store or manage information such as text, images, audio or video.

At Christian Brothers College Junior Campus, we believe that Homework provides students with an opportunity to consolidate their classroom learning, and foster positive study habits and time management skills to help develop the students into independent learners.

This Procedure includes all current or past teaching and non-teaching staff, School Advisory Council members, volunteers, contractors, professional service providers, other paid education and care participants, tertiary students and supervisors, and any other adult who has engaged with children and young people enrolled at the College.

Mobile phones and other electronic devices may be brought to school but remain at all times the responsibility of the student.

The Parent, Guardian and Visitor Code of Conduct details expectations for visitors to our school in their dealings with our College community.

Central to the Strategic Plan is our commitment to providing quality education, skilled and relational educators, and world-class facilities within an affordable fee structure.

Each person has a right to feel safe and comfortable, and each person has the responsibility to show respect for themselves and for others.

This Student Code of Conduct has been developed to clearly set out standards of behaviour that students are expected to abide by.

All Christian Brothers College students are ambassadors and role models for the College, and the uniform policy requires consistency of presentation amongst students.

This Code of Conduct (Code) details, clarifies and affirms the standards of behaviour expected by EREA Colleges Ltd for members of the Edmund Rice Education Australia community, referred to in this Code as Representatives of EREA and its schools.

EREA Colleges Ltd is committed to embedding a culture where the safety, wellbeing, and participation of all children and young people under our care is paramount.

EREA Colleges Ltd is committed to a culture of respect and ethical conduct in the way we work and relate to each other.