Policies and Documents
We recommend all staff and parents become familiar with the policies of Cranbourne Secondary College and encourage discussion with students so they understand their obligations and responsibilities to the college, each other, and themselves.
2023 Annual Report to the College Community
The Annual Report allows us to share the College’s achievements and progress with the school community.
School Child Safe Policies
Cranbourne Secondary College is unconditionally committed to providing the best and safest educational environment for every student. As a College, we follow and uphold the Child Safe Standards.
- Aboriginal Learning, Wellbeing and Safety Action Plan
- Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy
- Child Safety Code of Conduct
- Child Safety Responding and Reporting Policy
- Child Safety Induction Pack – Volunteers
- Complaints Policy
- Duty of Care Policy
- Inclusion and Diversity
- Student Wellbeing and Engagement Policy
- Visitors Policy
- Volunteers Policy
- WWC Register Procedure
- Yard Duty and Supervision Policy
Dress Code Policy – Students
The College Council believes that a compulsory school uniform for students fosters:
- equality
- contributes to their wellbeing and safety, especially during school excursions or when travelling to and from college
- promotes a positive College identity and image in a variety of community and public settings
The College provides strict uniform guidelines. It is essential that both parents and their children carefully read through these and adhere to them as the College expects students to be in full college uniform during school hours including travelling to and from college, during lunchtimes, recess and on excursions.
Bullying Prevention Policy
Bullying of any kind is not tolerated at Cranbourne Secondary College. We aim to create a caring community in which bullying is recognised as wrong and unacceptable and where the reporting of bullying is encouraged and expected.
Mobile Phone Policy
Following the Department of Education’s Mobile Phones Policy the Minister for Education issued, personal mobile phones must not be used at Cranbourne Secondary College during school hours, including lunchtime and recess.
Mobile phones owned by students at Cranbourne Secondary College are considered valuable items and brought to school at the owner’s (student’s or parent/carer’s) risk. Please note that Cranbourne Secondary College does not have insurance for accidental property damage or theft. Students and their parents/carers are encouraged to obtain appropriate insurance for valuable items.
Statement of Values and School Philosophy
Our Statement of Values and School Philosophy outlines the values of our College community and explains the vision, mission, and objectives of our College.
School-Level Parent Payment Policy
The Department’s new Parent Payment Policy brings a stronger focus on transparency and family hardship, as well as outlining the expectations of implementation and communication with parents. The policy also emphasises that all young people should have access to the standard curriculum regardless of their parent’s ability to pay.
