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	CAMP 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	SUN PROTECTION PROCEDURES

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

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CLAUDIA FAZZARI (YEAR 12) RECEIVES THE MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD - ECONOMICS

Claudia Fazzari (Year 12) was presented with the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand award for Most Outstanding Student of Economics at the College. This is a great testament to her

ABORIGINAL SEASONS DEPICTED ON COLLEGE OBSERVATORY

Parents driving into the College may have noticed the beautiful new panels on our Observatory. These colourful paintings represent the six Aboriginal seasons, as known to the South West

THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME: ASIAN PACIFIC ICT AWARDS (APICTA)

Journeying to Guangzhou in China to the APICTA, showcasing technological innovation, was the experience of a lifetime. Not only did we, as ‘Passion Your Purpose’, get a huge opportunity to

STUDENTS WIN WA YOUNG INNOVATORS OF THE YEAR AWARD

Congratulations to Year 9 students Matilda Anthony, Salina Re, Jack Bailey and Pascale Weeramanthri for being announced as WA Young Innovators of the Year at a very prestigious Gala Dinner at

2018 ANTI-POVERTY MASS

On Wednesday, a group of Year 10 students and Mrs Hywood were lucky enough to be invited to participate in the 2018 Catholic Youth Ministry’s Anti-Poverty Mass. It was a great experience as we