Contacts

College Captain

Harry Whitaker

Vice Captains

Carter Killigrew

Oliver Ruse

Josh Gleeson

Thomas Jaeger

Aungier

Matthew Gallagher

Connor Phibbs

Gabriel Cuenca

Dion Hatziandreou

Brennan

Tommy Tyson

Will Davison

Darcy Mullins

Alex Kapos

Conlon

Lachlan Manastirovski

Ryan Smith

Max Johnson

Hugh Marshall

Green

Rocco Evans

Remi Defina-Sperando

Luke Marshall

Alex Bayas

Lacey

Thomas Carey

Billy De Luca

Stephen Morrissey

Nikhil Dulat

O’Connor

Luke Harris

Will Durkin

Noah Glasel

Nickita Hatjinikitas

Quinn

Dion Sinodinos

Henry Standfield

Gian Bonanni

Tim Waring

Tevlin

Brad Marzol

Angus McPherson

Ethan Vella

Oliver Tamsett

The Senior School Health Centre is staffed by a full-time Nurse and qualified First Aid Attendants and is provided by the school during the hours of 8am and 3.15pm so that immediate attention to illness or injury is available to students.

Senior Health Centre Procedures

It is best for your child to remain at home if they are unwell in the morning.

A student who becomes ill at school will be sent to the Health Centre for assessment. If necessary, parents/carers or an emergency contact person will be notified to arrange transport home. To this end, it is vital that parents/carers ensure contact details are kept up to date (see the link below).

Students are NOT PERMITTED to call their parents/guardians themselves OR to leave the school without permission.

If your child requires regular medication to be administered during school hours parents/guardians need to send the medication to school, clearly labelled, and it will be held in the locked first aid cabinet available for use by your child under the supervision of a qualified staff member. The school does not keep a supply of painkillers (paracetamol or other medication) for student use.

A treatment action plan must be supplied for students with asthma or any other illness that may require first aid assistance at school.   In particular, this applies to medical conditions like epilepsy, haemophilia, diabetes, anaphylaxis or severe allergic reactions. Parents/Guardians will also need to provide this information again if your child attends school excursions or camps.

Each student who is at risk of anaphylaxis is required to have a management plan that has been developed in consultation with the parents/guardians and medical practitioner. Prevention strategies for each student at risk of anaphylaxis must be developed for both in school and out of school settings.

First aid medical supplies are only issued for injuries/incidents that occur at school. Any student requiring strapping tape, etc. must also provide their own supplies.