Governance
Reports & Plans
Strategic Plan
Annual Implementation Plan
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Policies
All Victorian government schools are under the jurisdiction of DET policies and guidelines.
For reference to all DET policies, please visit DET Schools Policy and Advisory Guide.
Policies ratified by CSPS School Council are those localised to meet school needs.
- Mobile Phone
- Bushfire
- Finance
- First Aid
- Student Wellbeing
- Ratified 2020
- Ratified 2019
- Ratified 2018
- Ratified 2017
- Mobile Phones in schools (parents): https://www.education.vic.gov.au/parents/going-to-school/Pages/Mobile-phones-in-schools.aspx
- Parent FAQ: https://www.education.vic.gov.au/parents/going-to-school/Pages/Mobile-phone-FAQs.aspx
- 7 Tips for Managing Screen Time – tips and advice on how families can balance their time on and offline
Bullying Prevention And Harassment Policy
Child Safe Code Of Conduct
Child Safe Policy
Child Safe Statement Of Commitment
Inclusion And Diversity Policy
Statement Of Values And School Philosophy Policy
Student Engagement And Inclusion Policy
Yard Duty And Supervision Policy For Staff
Yard Duty And Supervision Policy For Students And Parents
Acceptable Use Of Information Communications Technology ICT Policy
Anaphylaxis Policy
Behaviour Management Policy
Bullying Prevention And Harassment Policy
Bushfire Preparedness Policy
Camps Policy
Cash Handling Policy
Child Safe Code Of Conduct
Child Safe Policy
Child Safe Statement Of Commitment
Communication Of School Policies Policy
Communication Procedures And Schedule Policy
Complaints And Grievances Policy
Digital Technologies Policy
Enrolment Policy
Excursion Policy
External Providers Policy
First Aid Policy
Fundraising Policy
Health Care Policy
Hire, Licensing And Shared Use Of Facilities Policy
Inclusion And Diversity Policy
Internet Banking
Investment Policy
Mandatory Reporting Policy
Medication Policy
Outstanding Debt Policy
Parent Payment Policy
Parent Disputes Policy
Placement Policy Guide 2019
Refunds Policy
School Purchasing Card Policy
Statement Of Values And School Philosophy Policy
Student Engagement And Inclusion Policy
Volunteers Policy
Yard Duty And Supervision Policy For Staff
Yard Duty And Supervision Policy For Students And Parents
Anaphylaxis Policy
Assessment And Reporting Policy
Asthma Policy
Cash Handling Policy
Child Safe Policy
Complaints Policy
Curriculum Framework Policy
Duty Of Care Policy
English Policy
First Aid Policy
Health Care Needs Policy
Home Learning Policy
Humanities Policy
Individual Education Improvement Plan Policy
Internet Banking
Investment Policy
Mandatory Reporting
Mathematics Policy
Mobile Devices Policy
OHS Consultation and Communication Procedure
OHS Policy
Outstanding debts Policy
Parent Payment Policy
Refunds Policy
Photography, Filming And Recording Policy (Media Consent Form)
Refunds Policy
Respect For School Staff Policy
School Attendance Policy
School Council Code of Conduct
School Privacy Policy
School Purchasing Card Policy Uniform Policy
Teaching And Learning Policy
Uniform Policy
Visitors Policy
Working with Children’s Check (WWCC)
Acceptable User of ICT Policy
Bullying and Harrassment Policy
Camping Policy
Cash Handling Policy
Code of Conduct Policy
Duty of Care Policy
First Aid Policy
Internet Banking
Investment Policy
Languages Policy
Mandatory Reporting Policy
Medication Policy
Outstanding debts Policy
Parent Payment Policy
School Purchasing Card Policy
Student Wellbeing Policy
Sun Protection and heat policy – We are sunsmart a note for families
Uniform Policy
Visitors Policy
Parents & Friends Association (PFA)
School Council | 2019
Cranbourne South Primary School, like all government schools in Victoria has a school council. The School Council is a group of people who assist in governing the school. It is given the power to set the directions for the school, and is a legal entity in its own right. A School Council directly governs and influences the quality of education that a school provides to its students.
To carry out its role effectively, the School Council needs to be able to work cooperatively with the parents and staff at the school. School and community consultation is an integral part of the effective running of school councils.
Cranbourne South Primary School has 11 members in total – 7 parents and 4 DEECD staff members.
School Council meets at least 8 times throughout the year.
Parent Members
Mrs Jodi Price (President)
Mrs Kylie Murphy (Vice President)
Mrs Deb Ledgar (Secretary)
Mr Daniel Rich
Mr Cameron Dean
Mrs Penny East
Mr John Barbaressos
Staff Members
Mrs Monique Corcoran (Principal)
Mrs Sally Herbert (Vice Principal)
Mrs Karen Halket
Mrs Elaine Doughty