Student Services and Support Programs

Guidance Officer

Should a parent wish to access the services of the Guidance Officer a meeting needs to take place with the class teacher expressing your concerns about your child's progress.   A referral will then be made to the Student​ Support Committee.

The Guidance Officer works at our school 2 days a week and provides the following services:

• educational assessments to diagnose learning disabilities.

• assistance for teachers who have students with learning difficulties. 

Chaplaincy

A school chaplain's role is to provide the students, families and staff with social, emotional and spiritual support, be an additional adult role model in the school and enhance engagement with the broader community. For more information on this government initiative please follow this link https://education.qld.gov.au/students/student-health-safety-wellbeing/student-support-services/chaplaincy-student-welfare-worker-services

 Sometimes we just need a helping hand, some good advice or just someone to talk to and care. For children, a healthy wellbeing is vital to their ability to learn and grow and a school chaplain is able to provide that support when it is needed.  

​​The chaplaincy program is endorsed by the school's Parents and Citizens' Association and assistance is available on a voluntary basis to all students, staff and families. Should ongoing one-on-one support be necessary, permission will always be sought from the child's parent or guardian before starting.