Please find below the full list of Policies available for WWCC:
- Asthma Policy March 2024
- ANAPHYLAXIS POLICY March 2026
- Attendance Policy March 2025
- Administration of Medication June 2025
- Bullying Prevention March 2026
- Car Park Policy 2018
- Camps & Excursions Policy May 2025
- Child Safety Responding and Reporting Obligations Policy and Procedures May 24
- Child Safe Code of Conduct may 2024
- Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy June 2024
- CCTV Privacy Notice 2023 March
- Communication Policy May 2025
- Complaints Policy March 2026
- Curriculum Framework Nov 2023
- Duty Of Care June-2023
- Dogs in Education Agreed Practice April 2025
- Dogs in Schools Policy April 2025
- Digital Learning August 2023
- Enrolment & Placement Policy
- Foundation Enrolments Guidance
- First Aid Policy November 2023
- Homework Policy 2024
- Health Care Needs Policy June 2023
- Incursions
- Inclusion and Diversity Policy June 2024
- Mobile Phones Policy May 2025
- Parent Payments for 2026– Further information about the Department of Educations Parent Payments Policy can be found at : https://www2.education.vic.gov.au/pal/parent-payment/policy
- Photographing Filming Recording Students Policy April 2023
- Personal Property Policy June 2024
- Respect for School Staff 2026 – Respectful Safe Engaged DET Policy
- Social Media Code of Conduct
- Statement of Values and School Philosophy August 2023
- Student Wellbeing and Engagement Aug 2025
- Sun Protection May 2025
- Student Dress Code Policy June 2025
- VISITORS POLICY May 2025
- Yard Duty & Supervision Policy July 2024
Wodonga Federation School Policies:
All policies developed as part of the Federation of Government of School can be found by clicking here: Policies
Preventing and Addressing Racism in Schools Policy.
Racism is not tolerated in Wodonga West Children’s Centre.
Wodonga West Children’s Centre (WWCC) is committed to fostering a welcoming, inclusive environment where racism is not tolerated. Racism harms students’ mental health, learning and sense of belonging. We celebrate the diversity of cultures, ethnicities and faiths of all our students. It is up to all of us at WWCC to make our school a place that is free of racism and where everyone feels respected and can learn in a safe and inclusive environment.
What Wodonga West Children’s Centre is doing to prevent racism.
WWCC follows the Department of Education’s Preventing and Addressing Racism in Schools Policy. We are building a culturally safe school with inclusive learning for everyone by working with staff, students, families, carers and communities. We will:
- provide programs that teach about and celebrate diversity, inclusion and the impact of racism to build understanding and empathy
- use practices that support all students to thrive
- implement anti-racism efforts to prevent and address racism effectively
- make sure everyone feels safe, with clear and accessible pathways to report racism
What to do if your child experiences or witnesses racism at school.
If your child experiences or witnesses racism or religious discrimination at school, please let us know. You can tell your child’s teacher or any of the following school staff members: Principal, Assistant Principal, Wellbeing leader or our front of office staff.
Report Racism hotline
If you don’t feel comfortable reporting racism to school, or you are not happy with the school’s response, you can report racism to:
- the Department of Education’s Report Racism hotline via email racism@education.vic.gov.au or phone 1800 722 476 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm)