The Glenleighden School’s policy, procedure forms and reports, available for download.
Child Protection Policy
The purpose of this Policy is to outline how The Glenleighden School (TGS) will respond to harm, or allegations of harm, to students under 18 years old, and the appropriate conduct of TGS staff and students, to comply with accreditation requirements.
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Read onlineSchool Complaints and Disputes Resolution Policy
The purpose of this Policy is to ensure that student, parent and employee (where related to the operation of The Glenleighden School (TGS)) complaints and disputes are dealt with and resolved in a responsive, efficient, effective and fair way.
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Read onlineMedication Administration Policy
The following policy and procedures concerning the administration of medication at The Glenleighden School strictly adhere to the Medication Administration in Schools Policy as outlined by the Department of Education, Training and the Arts, Queensland.
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Read onlineSchool Fee Policy
The purpose of this policy is to ensure consistency and transparency in the management of school fees at The Glenleighden School.
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Read onlineStudent Code of Conduct Policy
The Student Code of Conduct policy aims to foster a whole school climate where personal responsibility and self-discipline are developed.
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Read onlineStudent Bullying Policy
The purpose of this policy is to protect students from bullying and to respond appropriately when bullying does occur.
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Read onlineStudent Bullying Reporting and Response Procedure
The purpose of this procedure is to detail how to report incidents of student bullying and how to respond to such reports.
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Read onlineFamily Law Policy
The purpose of this policy is to outline The Glenleighden School’s response to matters in relation to family law issues.
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Read onlineChild Risk Management Strategy
The purpose of this strategy is to eliminate and minimise risk to child safety to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students.
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