Darlington Primary School

Darlington Primary School

Policies

Bushfire Emergency Procedures

In the event that a day of Catastrophic Fire Danger is forecast, the school will be CLOSED.

Prior to the day of closure, SMS Messages will be sent to all parents’ mobile phone numbers registered with the school and formal, written notification will be sent home to each family. Announcements will also be made in the media. School Closure signs and banners will be posted at all entrances to the school and on fences in Glen Road and Amherst Avenue.

Children must not attend school.

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Dress Code Policy

Darlington Primary has a Sun Smart School Dress Code, as endorsed by School Council in 2015. Our Dress Code is compulsory for P-6 students (optional but encouraged for our Kindergarten students).

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Enrolment Policy

The Department of Education has designated Darlington Primary as a local intake school. As a Local Area intake school it is important that you are aware of the enrolment processes.

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Homework Policy

Homework can be a means of furthering school-home relationships and can assist in keeping parents informed about the students’ learning program and progress. Homework’s value is largely as a tool to develop the capacity of students.

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ICT Guidelines and Internet Usage Policy

Our school has access to the online services provided by the Department of Education. These increase the range of teaching tools available to staff and will enhance the opportunities available to students.

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Positive Behaviour and Engagement Plan

Department of Education schools provide every student with the educational support the student needs to learn and maintain positive behaviour.

View our full Positive Behaviour and Engagement Plan.


Our School

The school is located on a beautiful three-hectare site in the heart of the Darlington village, in the hills east of Perth. In 2012, the school celebrated its Centenary and maintains a long and strong tradition of providing quality education for children from the local area. It is not uncommon for current students to have followed their parents and grandparents in attending the school.

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