Parenting [ Items 1 - 12 of 19 ]
Health and Wellbeing in Children
Type: Publication | Published: 10.08.06
A child’s socialisation takes place at home, at school and in the community.
moreLifeline
Type: Link | Published: 09.08.06
Lifeline WA assists children and families through the provision of its welfare services including 24 hour crisis telephone counselling, suicide intervention training and information sessions on suicide.
moreParents Seeking Information Regarding their Children
Type: Roles and Guidelines | Published: 21.06.06
Occasionally, parents who are separated from their children ask staff at district offices or schools for information regarding their child’s current enrolled school or other records. Care must be taken in giving out the whereabouts of children and schools must follow the Family Law Issues in...
moreHow Can I Help My Child Get the Support They Need?
Type: Statement | Published: 20.06.06
Please raise any concerns you may have regarding your child to their teacher/teachers who will implement steps to help your child which may or may not involve the school psychologist. If required, the school psychologist may conduct a psychological assessment of your child and develop an action...
moreBullying-No Way!
Type: Link | Published: 17.07.06
Bullying. No Way! is an Australian website that provides information and ideas on how to reduce bullying, harassment and violence in our schools. The work of this project is supported by teachers, parents, students, staff and curriculum officers throughout Australia.
moreRaising Resilient Children
Type: Publication | Published: 10.08.06
Children who are emotionally resilient, those who are optimistic, are more likely to bounce back when faced with hardship or difficulty such as parents arguing or separating, the death of someone close or personal injury
moreSchool Attendance FAQs – Parents/Carers
Type: FAQ | Published: 21.06.06
Important information and advice for parents on what student enrolment information the school can provide, the parent’s responsibilities regarding their child’s school attendance and what they can do to support their child.
moreChildren whose Whereabouts are Unknown and the Student Tracking System
Type: Roles and Guidelines | Published: 21.06.06
If a transfer note is not received when a student stops attending and the student cannot be located within a reasonable amount of time (15 days), then that student is known as ‘missing’. Students who cannot be located may be reported as being ‘Children Whose Whereabouts are Unknown’ (CWU).
moreFamily Law Issues in Schools Policy
Type: Policy Overview | Published: 21.06.06
A school principal must ensure that access for parents to school-based information about their child including student attendance is in accordance with the law. The law presumes that a parent has parental responsibilities unless this responsibility is altered by Family Court orders or parenting...
moreIt's NOT OK to Stay Away
Type: Publication | Published: 09.08.06
Attending school enables children to build on their knowledge and skills each day, playing a vital part in developing a child’s communication, organisational and social skills. The brochure ‘It’s not OK to stay away’ provides parents and caregivers with important information on their legal...
moreSchool Attendance FAQs – Parents/Carers
Type: FAQ | Published: 21.06.06
Important information and advice for parents on what student enrolment information the school can provide, the parent’s responsibilities regarding their child’s school attendance and what they can do to support their child.
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