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Tier 1: Universal support at Heathmont College. Tier 1supports include approaches to teaching positive behaviours to the whole school population. Every student across the college are exposed to these concepts in order to support their positive behaviour journey. Acknowledging, Reinforcing and Recognising Expected Behaviours.
We encourage students and parents/guardians to familiarise themselves with the policies and practices of Heathmont College. School policies can be read and downloaded from the section below. Aboriginal Learning Wellbeing Safety Action Plan. Childs Safety Responding and Reporting Obligations Policy November 2023. Duty of Care Policy October 2021.
11 de may. de 2020 · Heathmont College. · May 11, 2020 ·. Here is one of our students, Lauren Hassing, who has been nominated in the Creativity category by the Maroondah Youth Awards. Congratulations, Lauren! Head to the Maroondah City Council Youth Services page to check out the other nominations.
Beginning in 2024, Heathmont College are partnering with Real Schools to create a Restorative culture at the college. Real Schools is an organisation started by Adam Voight (former teacher and principal) and you can access their webpage here. As we move through the partnership, resources and ideas will be uploaded to this space as needed.
Heathmont College acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Lands that we are privileged to walk upon and learn on each day, which is the land of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, who are our knowledge holders, story keepers and teachers.
Heathmont College is readily accessible through the use of public transport. We endeavour to make travel as safe and efficient for our students as possible and place specific emphasis on ensuring that new students are fully aware of their options for getting to and from school. Below you will find a brief outline of buses, … Continued
