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Uniform Reminders

It has been fantatsic to see our students return well in summer uniform. Over the last week, staff have been reminding students of uniform expectations. Key reminders include:

- Black leather shoes are to be worn with the College uniform. Converse or sneaker style shoes are not permitted (see examples below).

- The College sports jacket is not to be worn with the College uniform. The College jumper may be worn with the summer College uniform in cooler weather. 

- Male students must be clean shaven at all times.

- Hair that is shoulder length must be tied back.

- Sport uniform is only to be worn on Tuesdays or days when a practical sport lesson is timetabled.

Uniform detentions are issued for uniform infringements, and these are completed for part of lunch break. In the case of significant breaches, for example, extreme hairstyles, students may be sent home from school until the issue/s are rectified. 

Clover - our new Wellbeing Dog

Clover, our wellbeing dog, is now 12 weeks old and has met the team of teachers and staff of caring team. Clover will soon begin to visit the College after hours to familiarise herself with the environment. It is important that all students and staff are aware of how to interact with Clover and understand her purpose within the College. Essentially, she will be a staff member, and will have a timetable and a specific role to play. Over the next few weeks in staff meetings and pastoral lessons, students and staff will learn about her role and our responsibilities in working with Clover.

Clover will be introduced to students slowly, allowing us to ensure there is shared understanding of her work and that she is comfortable in our environment. To begin, there are three expectations for all members of the community:

1. Say hello to the person, not Clover. This ensures Clover is not overwhelmed in large groups (such as in the playground).

2. Give lots of space to Clover as she passes you. She is being trained to move well on a lead and to stop only when told by the staff member leading her.

3. Keep moving! Clover is learning that she is not always the centre of attention, and needs to be trained to not engage everyone in play. 

We are looking forward to having Clover join us. Updates will be posted to the College social media pages.