Sacred Heart College

Sacred Heart College is governed by several policies which guide both staff and student life at the College. A definition is provided at the start of each document.

Sacred Heart College is governed by several policies which guide both staff and student life at the College. A definition is provided at the start of each document. Policies are reviewed regularly.

ABORIGINAL EDUCATION	ATTRIBUTES OF A SACRED HEART TEACHER
ASSESSMENT POLICY	BEHAVIOUR EXPECTATIONS POLICY
BULLYING POLICY	EXCURSION, CAMPS AND TOURS POLICY
CAREERLINK	CHILD PROTECTION AND MANDATORY REPORTING
CODE OF CONDUCT	COLLEGE AWARDS
COLLEGE RULES	DISPUTES AND COMPLAINTS RESOLUTION POLICY
DRUG POLICY	EDUCATION SUPPORT POLICY
ICT POLICY	OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY
PRIVACY POLICY	SACRED HEART LEARNER
STUDENT ENROLMENT POLICY	STUDENTS CODE OF CONDUCT
SUN PROTECTION PROCEDURES

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Sacred Heart College is governed by Catholic Education Western Australia Policies.

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SACRED HEART WIN 15th CONSECUTIVE ACC CROSS COUNTRY CARNIVAL

After finishing 2nd to John XXIII College in the All Schools Cross Country Carnival two weeks ago, Sacred Heart rebounded to record a hard fought win at the ACC Cross Country Carnival on Thursday

STUDENTS AND STAFF RAISE $1,400 FOR THE CANCER COUNCIL

On Friday 17 May, our Year 11 students organised a Biggest Morning Tea at recess to raise funds for the Cancer Council. The students brought in cakes, slices, biscuits and savoury food which were

YEAR 11 THE DA VINCI DECATHLON TEAM CROWNED STATE CHAMPIONS

On Wednesday 3 April, 40 students in Years 7-11 represented the College at the annual The da Vinci Decathlon at The University of Western Australia. This is a unique competition where teams of

SACRED HEART COLLEGE WIN 9TH CONSECUTIVE ACC 'A' DIVISION SWIMMING CARNIVAL

On Wednesday 27 March, Sacred Heart created more history by winning the 'A' Division ACC Swimming Carnival for the 9th year in succession. The margin of 22 points was the lowest

PROJECT COMPASSION LAUNCH 2019

On Tuesday 5 March, a group of 15 students, Mrs Hywood and Ms Hunter attended the launch of Project Compassion 2019 at Clontarf Aboriginal College, run by Caritas Australia.