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Policies:

  Attendance Policy and Procedures

Bullying Safe School and Bullying Policy

pdf-icon-small Child Protection Policy and Procedures

Complaints Policy

  Enrolment Policy

Personal Electronic Technology Guidelines

Privacy Policy

  Staff Code of Professional Standards and Conduct

 Uniform Guidelines

 Whistle Blowers Policy and Procedures

 

Excursions/activities which have cost components:

 Year 7 Excursions

Year 8 Excursions

Year 9 Excursions

Year 10 Excursions

Year 11 Excursions

Year 12 Excursions

ICT Policies and Guidelines:

ICT Guidelines:

Introduction and Definition

These guidelines relate to any Personal Electronic Device (PED) that could be used for communications or data storage and retrieval. This includes but is not exclusive of mobile phones, smart  phones, USB drives, PDAs, iPods, notebook/laptop computers, tablet computers, PSPs or other portable game consoles and calculators.

Trinity Catholic College Lismore embraces emerging digital technologies and encourages its teachers and students to look for ways of using them to enhance teaching and learning. The availability and appropriate use of these resources provide opportunities that can help students develop spiritually, academically, socially and physically. Their inappropriate use can be detrimental to the teaching/learning process, anti-social, and even harmful. These guidelines outline the principles and parameters for the use of PEDs at the College.

Student ICT Acceptable Use Guidelines

Personal Electronic Technology:

Introduction and Definition

These guidelines relate to any Personal Electronic Device (PED) that could be used for communications or data storage and retrieval. This includes but is not exclusive of mobile phones, smart  phones, USB drives, PDAs, iPods, notebook/laptop computers, tablet computers, PSPs or other portable game consoles and calculators.

Trinity Catholic College Lismore embraces emerging digital technologies and encourages its teachers and students to look for ways of using them to enhance teaching and learning. The availability and appropriate use of these resources provide opportunities that can help students develop spiritually, academically, socially and physically. Their inappropriate use can be detrimental to the teaching/learning process, anti-social, and even harmful. These guidelines outline the principles and parameters for the use of PEDs at the College.
Personal Electronic Technology Guidelines

Publications:

Application for Exemption From Attendance Form:

pdf-icon-smallApplication for Exemption – Parent – Not Travel

Please print and when completed return to the Principal

Application for approved Absence form

(Use this form for family holidays or travel)

Please print and when completed return to the Principal

pdf-icon-smallApplication for Exemption – Parent – Travel

Any student who owns a College Laptop wishing to take them while on holidays, must write a separate letter directly to the Principal seeking approval.