Section outline

    • 2023 School Year File

      2023 Important Dates and Information

       Term 1

      27th January - 6th April



      Mon 27th Feb - Swimming Carnival Compulsory School Event

      Mon 13th March 2023 - Labor Day Public Holiday

      Thur 6th April - Parent/Carer Teacher Interviews

      		  

       Term 2

      		 Mon 24th April - 23rd June

      		 
      Term 3
      		 Mon 10th July - Fri 16th September


       Term 4

      Mon 2nd October - Wed 20th December
      To be Confirmed
      		    End of Year Programs

      Term Dates are decided by the Department of Education and Training (DET).  For a full list of the scheduled Victorian school holiday term dates please visit: http://www.education.vic.gov.au/about/department/Pages/datesterm.aspx

      2023 SWIMMING & ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

      No at school program runs on these school sports days. All students are expected to attend like any other school day, except with a valid reasonable excuse; ie: medical, medical certificate or with a school pre-approved absence. If you wish to discuss your child's attendance on these days, please call 9308 1144 and speak with the sub-school manager or year level coordinator.

      Term 1

       

      Mon 27 Feb    

      Swimming Carnival

      TBC

      Athletics Carnival


      2023 SCHOOL PHOTO DAY

      Term 1

       

       Mon 6 Feb  

      Photo Day - Full School Uniform with Black Leather Shoes
      Thur 16 Feb


      Absentee Photo Day - Full School Uniform with Black Leather Shoes

      CURRICULUM DAYS

      No schedule classes - Curriculum days are Professional Development days for teachers and education support staff - dates to be confirmed for 2023 and communicated via Compass Parent/Student Newsfeed Notifications.

      2023 STUDENT FREE / CURRICULUM DAYS

      No Scheduled Classes - Curriculum days are Professional Development Days for Teachers and Education Support Staff.

      No Compass Access Contact the General Office as soon as possible to gain access so as to receive college communications, school reports, book conferences (PTIs).

      Attend or contact the general office to update student contact details - important in case of emergencies

      2023 College Handbooks

      Visit the College Website at www.craigieburnsc.vic.edu.au  to source the Junior https://craigieburnsc.vic.edu.au/learning/junior-school/, Middle https://craigieburnsc.vic.edu.au/learning/middle-school/and Senior http://craigieburnsc.vic.edu.au/learning/senior-school/College Handbooks information for the 2023 school year.

      2023 School Diaries available for purchases at General Office during break times, before or after school.

    • Face Masks - Arabic Translation (Click Here) File

      Face Masks - Important Message:

      Based on the Chief Health Officer’s advice all secondary school students over the age of 12 no longer are required to wear a face mask indoors at school. However, it is strongly recommended to wear a mask indoors or if you are unable to maintain 1.5m social distance, unless lawfully exempted; persons must wear face masks while travelling to and from school and on public transport until advice otherwise and in primary schools.
       
      A face mask that covers the nose and mouth is now the only permitted type of face covering allowed. Face shields, scarves or bandanas are no longer permitted and do not meet the current guidelines set out by the Department of Education.

      • Cloth Mask (3 layered) - A cloth mask should be washed each day after use. However, if during the day the mask is visibly dirty or wet, do not continue wearing the mask and the mask will need to be washed.
      • Surgical Masks / Disposable masks - Should be disposed of after one use and will only last up to a maximum of 4 hours. The mask should be disposed of responsibly by putting it in the rubbish bin.
      Re-using a cloth mask without washing or re-using a surgical mask is risky because it can become contaminated and may not be as effective in protecting your child against COVID-19.

      Some students are exempt from these requirements. This includes students who are over the age of 12 and are unable to wear a face mask due to the nature of their disability. This also includes students who have a medical condition, such as problems with their breathing, a serious skin condition on the face, a disability or a mental health condition.
       
      If your child is in the exempt category, please provide the College with a letter from your doctor explaining the exemption or a face mask exemption pass will be issued by the School Nurse.
       
      Please see the below poster on how to wear a face mask correctly. See attached file for Arabic Translation.