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Restorative practices

Repairing the relationship Restorative practices need to be fashioned carefully to focus on the relationship dislocation and the obligations one has within relationships to repair

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Student Wellbeing Hub

This Federal Government website has resources for parents on important topics related to their school-age children’s wellbeing, such as: Bullying, aggression and violence Online safety

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School uniform

Parents Victoria believes a student’s attendance at school is the highest priority (as agreed by the government) and so uniform should never be an inhibitor

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School levies

Victoria was one of the first states in the world to introduce free education for children. The Education Act of 1872 provided that education should

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Restorative practices

Repairing the relationship Restorative practices need to be fashioned carefully to focus on the relationship dislocation and the obligations one has within relationships to repair damage or dislocation. Where there has been an incident of

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Respect Matters resources for parents

Resources are available to help families and schools talk about safe and respectful relationships, consent and peer pressure. In April 2021 Federal Education and Youth Minister Alan Tudge announced the ‘Good Society’ website, which has

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Student Wellbeing Hub

This Federal Government website has resources for parents on important topics related to their school-age children’s wellbeing, such as: Bullying, aggression and violence Online safety Supporting your child to make responsible decisions Diversity and inclusion

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School uniform

Parents Victoria believes a student’s attendance at school is the highest priority (as agreed by the government) and so uniform should never be an inhibitor or barrier.  With the ever increasing costs of schooling to

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School levies

Victoria was one of the first states in the world to introduce free education for children. The Education Act of 1872 provided that education should be “free, compulsory and secular.” The Education Departments Policy and

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