COVID-19 Updates and Support
Department of Education Fact Sheets:
Information for Parents regarding close contacts.
The safety of staff and students is a priority and extra cleaning and hygiene measure continue. The latest health information is available through WA Health Department
Staff and students will need to wear masks indoors, including getting to school on public transport or rideshare.
Students are expected to bring a mask and we will have spare masks if students arrive without one. If a student is exempt from wearing a mask because of a pre-existing medical condition, please contact your relevant Year Coordinator so your child can be issued with a pass:
Years 7 and 8 – Alison Martin
Years 9 and 10 – Luke Dragicevich
Years 11 and 12 – David Curtis
While the situation regarding the COVID–19 continues to evolve, the Department of Education sector has established plans and a team to support principals and schools. It is important that as a school community we apply common sense, factual information and a practical approach to COVID–19.
COVID-19 – latest information from the Department of Health (youTube video)
Simple Steps to Stop the Spread
Information on Social Distancing
We appreciate that our families are facing uncertainty and will undoubtedly be feeling anxious about the COVID-19 pandemic. Please contact a member of the Student Services Team if your child requires support.
The Department of Health are monitoring the situation and the school will act on the Government of Western Australia’s advice to take any necessary precautions for our students and staff.
For the most up to date support and advice, go to www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/coronavirus or call the Health Direct helpline on 1800 020 080 for more information on the virus and its symptoms.
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