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2020
Welcome to Marion Middle School
Information Booklet
Year 7 to 10
Welcome
This information booklet has been developed to assist you in
preparing for your child s transition to Temple Christian College
Marion Middle School commencing 2020.
As a new student to the Middle School, there are a number of forms
that will need to be completed and we trust that the information
contained within this booklet will assist you in selecting and
completing the necessary forms.
Together with Andy Clayton and Phil Paterson, I am very excited to be
partnering with you in supporting and nurturing your students within
an authentic Christian community that they may develop into the full
potential of their God gifted abilities.
On behalf of all the team here at Temple Christian College we’d like to
once again extend a very warm welcome and ask that you do not
hesitate to contact us should you require any additional information or
assistance.
Marcel Rijken
Principal, Temple Christian College
About this Booklet
This booklet is yours to keep as a reference guide and covers important information relating to a number
of key areas within the life of the school including Consent Forms, the Laptop Program and Uniforms.
When required, this booklet will give explanations relating to the necessary forms and processes required
to be completed for 2020.
Contained within the Booklet
Consent Forms Laptop Program
During the course of the school year, students from All new students enrolled within Temple
the Marion Middle School will join together with Christian College Middle School in 2020
students from the other Temple Christian College will be issued with a personal laptop
Campuses to participate in a number of inter- through the Temple Christian College
house events such as swimming and athletics as School Laptop Program for use at school
well as other school events and excursions. and at home.
In order to provide the correct duty of care it is Uniform Guidelines
important that the following forms are completed
and returned to the school in preparation for 2020: All new students enrolled within Temple
Christian College Middle School in 2020
• 2020 Excursion & Event Consent Form will be expected to be wearing the full
Temple Christian College uniform as per
• 2020 Panadol Acknowledgement Form the Temple Christian College Uniform
Guidelines.
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CONSENT FORMS TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLET
Consent Forms
2020 PANADOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM
Why you need to complete this form
The Parent Acknowledgement Form contained within this pack pertains to
the Medicine at School and Health & Safety information detailed within this
book and also featured within the 2020 Temple Christian College Student
Planner which will be issued to your child at the commencement of the 2020
school year. The 2020 Panadol
In order to provide the correct duty of care it is important that this form be Acknowledgment
Form must be
completed for every student attending Temple Christian College Marion
returned to Sunrise
Middle School in 2020 and returned to the school by the due date indicated
Marion by the due
on the form.
date indicated on the
form
What the consent form covers
At the time of acceptance of a position at Temple Christian College Marion
Middle School via Sunrise Christian School, parents formalise their
agreement to partner with the School in the implementation of School
Policies, Procedures and Expectations.
The information provided on this form and within the School Planner reflects
these Policies and contains updated information as to how these Policies,
Procedures and Expectations are implemented on a daily basis.
The response
Important Note: provided on this
consent form must
Regarding the acknowledgement for Panadol, it is critical that the match the response
response provided on this form matches the same response provided on other medical
on previous School Medical Forms and the 2020 Student Planner. forms and the 2020
Student Planner
MEDICINES AT SCHOOL
Medication is both prescribed and non-prescribed medication whether
authorised by a medical professional, a pharmacist or purchased across the
counter.
Medication includes analgesics such as paracetamol and other agents used
for pain management and antihistamines used in the treatment of allergies.
Information relating
A Doctor’s authorisation outlining terms of use and condition being treated to Medicines at
must be given to the School First Aid Officer at the time prescribed School can also be
medication is brought in. Medication must remain in its original packaging found within the
which clearly identifies the owner, the content and the dosage. front section of the
2020 Student Planner
With the exception of an Asthma inhaler, students are prohibited from
carrying medication on their person or keeping it in their locker.
With the exception of an Asthma inhaler, all medication whether prescribed
or non-prescribed, is to be handed in to the SSO where it will be labeled and
placed in the locked medicines cupboard in the first aid room.
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Consent Forms
MEDICINES AT SCHOOL
Under no circumstances are students to offer medication to another student
or receive medication from another student.
Students who use an inhaler for Asthma must take their inhaler to PE
lessons and all off campus activities, camps and excursions. Students must
provide their own spacer if one is required.
If a lifesaving device such as an EpiPen is required to be carried by a
student, a doctor’s authorisation must be provided to the School and a copy
kept with the medication. An emergency supply must also be given to the
School. This will be kept in the locked medicines cupboard in the first aid
room.
Paracetamol and antihistamines (Senior School) are administered on a
strictly limited basis by the School First Aid Officer in strict accordance with
the packaging and where parents have signed consent form.
Ongoing use will require a Doctor’s letter of authority.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
Information relating
The School takes very seriously its ‘Duty of Care’ to students. to Health & Safety at
School can also be
Footwear must be consistent with School Uniform Policy. Students may be
found within the
asked to work in the admin area and classroom work will be brought to them
front section of the
if incorrect footwear is worn to school.
2020 Student Planner
The wearing of hats is compulsory whenever students are outdoors in Term
1 and 4.
There is no early dismissal on very hot days. Classrooms are temperature
controlled and measures are taken to ensure students are able to remain in
air-conditioned areas during hot weather.
Students should bring their own personal roll on sunscreen. Sunscreen is
available for outdoor PE lessons.
Students must observe all directions given by staff pertaining to safety and
when Maintenance Staff or Contractors are working within the school.
Directions may include signage or physical barriers which indicate an area is
out of bounds.
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Consent Forms
2020 EXCURSION & EVENT CONSENT FORM
Why you need to complete this form
During the course of the 2020 School year, students across every year level
at Temple Christian College Middle School, will be required to attend a The 2020 Excursion
number of excursion and special events. & Event Consent
Form must be
By signing and returning the consent form as per the due date indicated on returned to Sunrise
the form, Parents / Guardians give permission for their child to participate in Marion by the due
all 2020 Inter House events; Subject and Year level, Extra-curricular date indicated on the
excursions; and Inter School sports teams. form
What the consent form covers
PARENT / GUARDIAN PERMISSION WILL ALLOW TEACHERS TO TAKE
STUDENTS TO THE FOLLOWING:
1. Inter-House Swimming, Athletics and Cross-Country events.
2. All Subject and Year level excursions.
3. Extra-curricular excursions.
4. Inter School sports teams.
This consent form will cover all school excursions and events held on
Monday to Friday during school terms.
For every event that your child will attend throughout the year, the event
details will be provided to parents/ guardians at least one week prior to the
excursion. All subject based excursions and Inter House events require
compulsory attendance for all students.
Medical information and first aid supplies will be taken to all excursions.
Students who have an Asthma action plan or require an EpiPen, should
ensure this comes with them on each excursion they attend.
Transport will be provided by the school for all excursions. A location and
time of dismissal will be provided for parents on the excursion information
sent home in the lead up to the excursion.
Parents/ Guardians may withdraw permission for their child to attend any
Inter School sporting event or other extra-curricular excursion throughout the
year.
Important Notes Written notification
must be provided if
Notification of withdrawn permission, alternative transport your child can not
arrangements or alternative arrangements for a student to be collected attend a scheduled
from an excursion must be provided in writing at least two days prior to excursion/event or in
the event by sending a text message through the school SMS system. the case of arragning
This information will be forwarded to the organizing teacher. alternate travel or
dismissal
In the event of a parent/guardian needing to be contacted, the teacher arragements
in charge will make contact with the primary care giver listed on the
school database.
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LAPTOP PROGRAM TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLET
Laptop Program
INTRODUCTION
Temple Christian College acknowledges the educational advantages for
students learning in a digital environment by providing students access to a
broad range of digital learning devices and resources.
All students enrolled within year levels 7 to 10 at Temple Christian College
Marion Middle School in 2020 will be issued with a personal laptop through the
Temple Christian College School Laptop Program for use at school and at
home.
This access to a personal laptop is subject to parents and students having read
and agreed to the Policy by completing the Laptop Agreement Form and
signing the ICT User Agreement.
Laptops will be issued to new students during Term 1 of 2020 or at the time that
the new student commences education at the Middle School.
Enclosed with this booklet is the 2020 Temple Christian College Laptop All new students
Agreement Form which needs to be completed and returned to the school by enrolled within year
the due date indicated on the form or as soon as possible following enrolment. levels 7 to 10 at the
Marion Campus will
ICT USER AGREEMENT be issued with a
personal laptop
This agreement will need to be read in conjunction with the ‘Responsible Use of through the Temple
ICT Resources’ document, which is outlined in the pages to follow. Christian College
It is expected students will use the school’s ICT resources responsibly at all Laptop Program
times to assist and enhance learning in their courses. Responsible use is in
keeping with the accepted philosophy and standards of the school and the laws
of the Commonwealth of Australia. This extends to acknowledging digital
information sources in accordance with copyright laws by using school
guidelines for references and bibliographies.
It is the school’s expectation that student use of digital resources will always be
related to the school curriculum and authorised school activities.
To support learning using digital resources, the school will endeavour to provide
students with:
Access to a laptop is
• Access to school online digital learning resources subject to parents
• Access to digital equipment, according to learning needs and students
• An individually assigned laptop computer, as determined by the school, completing the
Laptop Agreement
according to current school policy.
Form
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Laptop Program
ICT USER AGREEMENT
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Students are expected to maintain a positive and productive learning
Students are
environment, by: expected to maintain
a positive and
Keeping personally assigned laptop computers secure and in good productive learning
order at school and at home. environment by
adhering to the
Ensuring individually assigned laptop computers are: responsibilities
stored and carried in school-provided bags outlined within the
fully charged overnight ICT User Agreement
available for study at school every school day
securely locked in lockers when not in use during the
school day
stored safely at home when not in use
Protecting personal network passwords and especially not sharing the
passwords with other people, in or out of school.
Following teacher instruction with regards to appropriate and timely use
of the digital equipment and resources.
Promptly informing the ICT Department of damage to, breakdowns or
loss of, digital equipment or resources:
informing the ICT Department as soon as possible, along
with providing an explanation of the problem
giving the ICT Department access to any digital equipment
in question as soon as possible.
Communicating with others and publishing material online in an
appropriate and ethical manner at all times.
Adhering to Temple Christian College, SACE Board, State, and Federal
Government laws regarding plagiarism, defamation, access to and use
of illegal software, sites and materials.
PARENT RESPONISBILITIES
Parents/guardians
Parents/guardians are required to pay an excess in the event of accidental are required to pay an
damage to the laptop computer. The excess for accidental damage is $100. excess in the event of
Accidental damage includes the breakage of the laptop screen. accidental damage to
the laptop computer.
There is also a requirement to pay an excess for a lost or stolen laptop. The
excess for theft, loss or deliberate damage is $100.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How will the laptops be used in the classroom?
The use of devices in the classroom has evolved since their introduction at
Temple Christian College as students and teachers have become more
familiar with them. The device can be used to record and document
information, then share learning. Staff and students collaborate and use the
device as a tool that develops the student as information seeker, analyser
and evaluator, problem-solver and decision-maker. Students have access to
programs that enable them to create ways in which to communicate their
findings and become publishers of their own work.
The nature of the 1:1 environment is that students will have their laptop with
them and available for use throughout the school day. This does not mean The use of laptops
that they will be used in every class. Like other learning tools, the use of will depend on the
laptops will depend on the particular learning activity and this is at the particular learning
discretion of the teacher. Laptop activities will blend with others such as activity and this is at
writing, reading, discussion, debate and testing and students will find that the discretion of the
their use of the laptop will vary from day to day. teacher.
What about safe internet use?
Appropriate use of the Internet within the Temple Christian College network
is closely monitored by a filtering system which allows for inappropriate Temple Christian
content blocking by a regularly updated list of categories and sites. The College has policies
in place such as the
college already has policies in place such as the "Responsible Use of ICT
"Responsible Use of
Resources" policy to ensure appropriate use of technology and the Internet.
ICT Resources"
policy to ensure
An additional policy has been developed which parents and students will be
appropriate use of
required to sign. Teachers, students and parents share the responsibility to
technology and the
ensure safe and responsible use of devices at all times
Internet
Will the student’s files on the device be private?
Students can expect their device to be periodically inspected and monitored
Students and parents
for appropriate usage. College personnel may request access to the browser
need to be aware that
history and/or caches as well as any and all files belonging to the student
files stored locally or
resident on the laptop as well as stored on the College servers. Students and on College servers are
parents need to be aware that files stored locally or on College servers are not private
not private.
What software will the student be using?
Students will have access to the same software that is provided on all other
computers at Temple Christian College. This software includes the complete Student software
Microsoft Office suite and the Adobe Creative Suite collection. includes the complete
Microsoft Office suite
Students using the laptops do not have administrator access to the machine and the Adobe
and cannot change settings or install programs. This ensures a consistent Creative Suite
experience for all students using the program. The laptops are managed by
the server with updates and settings pushed out automatically.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is the laptop password protected?
Yes. The College will have the laptops set up so students will be prompted to
log on with their network username and password when turning on the device. Laptops are password
A password protected device should help protect students’ personal information protected
in incidents of loss or theft. Students will not be given administrator level access
to the laptops.
Where do the devices go when not in use?
When not in use, the devices must be stored in the student's locker. The locker
must be locked.
What about flat batteries?
Students are
Students are expected to charge the device overnight and to bring it fully expected to charge
charged to school each day. The devices are fitted with an eight hour battery, the device overnight
so charging at school is usually not necessary. The school will provide some and to bring it fully
power boards for emergency charging, but students must not assume that charged to school
recharging will be available. each day
What about insurance?
The laptops come with an accidental damage insurance policy. Damage to the
The laptops come with
laptops not covered under manufacturer's warranty involves lodging a claim
an accidental damage
with the insurance provider and may take an extended period of time to resolve. insurance policy
This also attracts and excess, which will be charged to the parent/caregiver.
What is included in the laptop program?
All laptops come with a 3 year warranty, supported at the College, as well as
supported from the company. Accidental Damage Insurance is included with
the payment of an excess. All of the software required will be installed on the
laptops.
Do students or the school own the laptop?
Although the laptop is owned by the school (for reasons above), shared The laptop is owned
ownership means: by the school
• Students and Families take responsibility for a laptop
• Students and Families get the benefits from having 24/7 access
Will students need to take their laptop home every night?
Yes, students will need to take their laptop home every night in order to ensure
that the laptop battery has 100% charge at the start of each school day.
What if students misuse the laptop?
Using a laptop in class is a privilege (not a right). It is still up to the teacher to
decide when it is appropriate to use the laptop. If a student has ‘messed with’ Using a laptop in
class is a privilege
their laptop so that it doesn’t work for school work, it will be reimaged back to
(not a right)
the original system (losing any data on it). Only as a last resort (for malicious
intent or continued misuse) would the student lose the use of their laptop.
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1. College Ownership and Responsibilities
Ownership
• The College retains full ownership of all laptop computers issued to students for learning.
• The College holds licensing of and responsibility for all software installed on College digital devices.
• The College takes responsibility for updating digital devices, software and learning resources.
• Students must return laptop computers, including battery chargers and laptop bags issued to them before leaving
the College.
• The College acknowledges the possibility that after the three year life cycle of the laptop has expired, parents
could choose to purchase the laptop for a nominal sum.
Backup of Student Work
• Students need to ensure that they retain a backup of their data. To assist in this matter the College provides
network access to a personal drive that is backed up each night. In addition, the College recommends the
purchase of a separate external hard drive for backup purposes.
Service and Support
• The College is committed to supporting, as far as is practical, uninterrupted access to digital learning resources
for students.
• The College provides an accessible Helpdesk facility to support student maintenance of laptop computers. The
Helpdesk is staffed by ICT personnel between the hours of 8 am to 4 pm on school days for student access.
• There is an expectation that students fully charge their laptop computers at home each night. The laptop charger
must not be brought to school. Charging facilities will only be made available under extenuating circumstances.
Warranty Repair
• College laptops have a manufacturer warranty that covers defects during the period that students will be using
the device. The warranty does not cover negligence, abuse, accidental or malicious damage. If the laptop is
damaged by negligence, abuse or malicious damage, then the parents are responsible for paying for the
replacement or repair of the laptop.
• If a College laptop has a hardware defect or failure, the student must take it as soon as possible to the ICT
Helpdesk, where an ICT staff member will ask the student to complete a Warranty Claim form with parental
guidance. The Warranty Claim form must be returned to the ICT Helpdesk as soon as possible, preferably on the
following school day.
• If a student has to return a laptop for warranty service, the College ICT staff will issue the student with a
replacement laptop until the original laptop is repaired. In cases where the original laptop is not repairable, the
student will retain the replacement laptop.
Accidental Damage
• All College laptops have an accidental damage and theft insurance plan. This plan does not cover negligence,
abuse or malicious damage. If the laptop is damaged by negligence, abuse or malicious damage, then the
parents are responsible for paying for the replacement or repair of the laptop.
• If accidental damage occurs the student must notify the ICT Helpdesk as soon as possible.
The student must collect an Insurance Claim form from the ICT Helpdesk and complete it at home with
parent/guardian guidance. The Insurance Claim form must be returned to the ICT Helpdesk as soon as possible.
• Students affected by the accidental damage incidents are issued replacement laptops to use until the orignal
device is repaired or returned. If the original is not able to be repaired or recovered, the student retains the
replacement laptop as their ongoing laptop.
Theft and Loss
• In the event of theft the student’s parents/guardians must lodge a police report and obtain a police report number.
• Theft or loss of the laptop must be reported as soon as possible to the ICT Helpdesk. The student must collect a
Notification of Theft or Loss form from the ICT Helpdesk and complete it at home with parent/guardian guidance.
• All theft or loss claims are liable for an excess payable by the parents/guardians of the student. Claims made will
attract a fee of $100
• If a laptop is lost or stolen the student must notify the ICT Helpdesk as soon as possible. The student must
collect a Notification of Theft or Loss form from the ICT Helpdesk and complete it at home with parent/guardian
guidance. The Theft or Loss form must be returned to the ICT Helpdesk as soon as possible.
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2. College Digital Resources
Laptops
• Students have one-to-one access to individually assigned laptops which they can use in class and at home to
support their learning.
• In specialist learning areas, like AV Studies, Music and Art, students have access to dedicated desktop
computers to support their classroom learning (Campus specific).
• Student access to a variety of mobile digital devices, such as iPads, tablets and ActivExpression devices, is
available according to learning activities managed by staff. (Campus specific).
Software
• The College provides students with access to a broad variety of licensed software programs, including the Office
and Adobe suites, on individually assigned laptops and on dedicated classroom desktops.
• Students do not need additional software for learning beyond the software provided by and licensed to the
College. If additional software is deemed necessary by staff to support learning, ICT staff will assist students with
installing the necessary software on their computers.
Printing
• Students have access to printers across the campus to print schoolwork and the College encourages students to
print at school, when a hard copy is required. For compatibility reasons the ICT Helpdesk cannot assist with
connecting laptops to home printers.
Learning Resources
• The College provides students with access to digital resources, including assessment and lesson plans, task
sheets, course booklets, discussion boards and blogs to support their learning.
• The College provides students with secure and monitored access to the internet to support their learning.
3. Student Responsibilities
Classroom
• Students, when required, will engage with laptops in classrooms to support and enhance their learning.
• Students will use laptops safely.
• When laptops are not required for learning activities during lessons, students will follow staff instructions to
ensure the laptops are safely stored, and laptops are logged off and in ‘sleep’ mode.
Social Activity
• The College provides students with personal email addresses. Students can use College email for
communication directly related to organising and undertaking learning and College extracurricular activities. The
College does not provide, or support student use of, College email for general social communication.
• The College neither provides nor supports student access to, or use of, social networking sites like Facebook or
MySpace. Students must not use College computers to access social networking sites.
• Except when required for specific courses and learning activities directed by staff, students must not access,
store, or play games on College computers.
Readiness
• Students must ensure that their laptop batteries are fully charged upon arrival at school. Laptop chargers are
provided by the College to be left at home for this purpose.
• Students must bring their laptop to College every school day unless otherwise advised.
Care
• The College provides a protective case for laptops. Students must keep their laptops in the cases to avoid
damage.
• Students must handle their laptops and associated digital devices carefully to avoid damage.
• Students must carry College laptops to and from school in the laptop case provided within their College school
bags.
• During lessons when laptops are not required for learning, students should either store their laptops carefully in a
place in the classroom designated by a staff member, or lock their laptops in their lockers.
• At recess and lunchtime breaks, and during extra-curricular activities on campus, students must securely store
their laptops in locked lockers if not in use.
• When moving between locations laptops must be closed and remain zipped inside the case.
• At home, students must organise with their parents/guardians a place to securely store their laptops, especially
over weekends and when the family is not at home.
• Students must not eat or drink, or have or use potentially damaging materials, near their laptops.
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3. Student Responsibilities
Security
• Students must keep information about computer passwords private at all times. They must not share password information, for
any reason, with other people.
• When travelling to and from school laptops must remain out of sight within the student’s school bag.
• Laptops are issued to individual students and the devices have unique identities on the College network. Students must not
allow other people access to their laptops.
• If it is suspected another person knows a student’s password, the ICT Helpdesk should be informed as soon as possible.
4. Responsible Computer and Internet Use
Internet Access
• Students must not tamper with, alter, delete or disable network settings or spam, virus or filtering protection
settings. They must not use 3G or similar network connectivity devices on campus to bypass the College
network.
• Students can access home internet using the College laptops. However, they must not tamper with, alter, delete
or disable existing network settings or spam, virus or filtering protection settings.
• Web sites viewed on College computers must be associated with specific College approved learning activities.
The College ICT department logs student web access on all College computers.
Security
• Students must keep their College network password private.
• Students must always log off from the network or lock the device if they leave their workspaces, even for a few
moments, to ensure no one else can access their laptops.
• Students must not send chain or hoax letters, or emails containing harmful viruses. If students are aware that
their laptops have potential or actual viral infection, they must immediately bring their laptops to the ICT
Helpdesk.
Privacy
• Students must not publicly publish personal information on internet web sites, without express permission from
parents/guardians and the College staff. They must not reveal their names, home and email addresses, contact
numbers or credit card details.
• Students must respect the privacy of others. They must not ask for, nor acquire, other people’s passwords. They
must not access other people’s network accounts or files. They must not reveal names, home and email
addresses, contact numbers or credit card details of other people.
• Students must respect confidentiality by not sharing confidential emails sent to them. They must not share
documents or images belonging to, or involving, other people unless they have received express permission to
do so.
• Students must contribute positively to the College community’s public reputation. They must not publish College
details or activities online without approval from an authorised College representative. They must not publish
online any images, comments or documents that defame, denigrate or compromise the College community’s
public reputation.
Harassment
• Students should report any offensive, abusive, sexually suggestive or discriminatory comments they receive
online to a responsible adult. They must seek advice from a trusted adult if they are made to feel uncomfortable
by any form of digital communication.
• Students must not use College digital devices to create or send offensive, abusive, sexually suggestive or
discriminatory documents, messages or images. They must not use digital devices to harass, bully or make
anyone feel uncomfortable.
Copyright and Intellectual Property
• Students must respect the rights of other creators by acknowledging all digital sources of information, including
documents, images and audio-visual presentations, they use to create and publish College work. This includes
web sites visited during investigations and research. They must apply College approved in-text referencing and
bibliographical conventions wherever possible.
• Students must not use digital technology to copy or plagiarise the creative work of others.
Online Gaming
• Students must not download or store games on College computers, or use a third-party device like a USB to play
games on College computers.
• Students must not play games on College computers. The only exceptions will be games specifically used for
learning that is approved by College staff.
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4. Responsible Computer and Internet Use
Social Networking
• Students must not engage with social networking sites, like Facebook and MySpace, on College computers. The
College acknowledges the importance of social networking in wider life, but places priority on College devices
being used only for approved College activities.
• Students have access to email to enable them to receive and send communication related to their learning.
Students should not use College email for personal or social communication.
• Students must not use instant messaging software and sites for personal or social communication on College
computers.
5. Parent/Guardian Responsibilities
Partnership
• Parents/guardians are expected to support the College digital learning program by endorsing relevant College
policies and guiding their children in adhering to the practices highlighted in this document.
• Parents/guardians are encouraged to provide Internet access at home for their children who are enrolled at the
College to allow their children to engage in continued learning at home.
• Parents/guardians are encouraged to guide and monitor their children’s Internet practices and behaviours in
keeping with the College’s Responsible User Agreement.
Costs
• Parents/guardians pay an annual Laptop Hire Levy per student to contribute to the cost of the device, laptop
insurance and laptop warranty. General tuition fees (as in the past) contribute towards the costs of network and
wireless infrastructures, internet access and service, hardware and software maintenance, daily support for
students, and repairs.
• Parents/guardians are liable to pay an excess for theft and loss claims related to laptops issued to their children.
Claims made will attract a fee of $100 per claim.
• The College endeavours to provide students with access to all the necessary digital resources they need to learn
and complete courses. Parents/guardians may choose to support their children’s learning by providing additional
digital resources at home at their own cost.
6. Behaviour Management of Inappropriate Use
Deliberate and Malicious Damage
• Deliberate and/or malicious damage by students to College digital devices is a serious behavioural management
matter.
• Where there is evidence of, or admission by, students causing deliberate and/or malicious damage to College
digital devices, the Assistant Principal – Student Development is informed. The Assistant Principal – Student
Development determines appropriate intervention regarding the students and liaises with the parents/guardians
of students identified as responsible for the damage.
• Costs associated with repair and/or replacement of deliberately or maliciously damaged College digital devices
are apportioned, at the College’s discretion, to the parents/guardians of students identified as responsible for the
damage.
Harassment and Bullying
• Use of College digital devices, software and internet access by students to create or send offensive, abusive,
sexually suggestive or discriminatory documents, messages or images is a serious behavioural management
matter.
• Where there is evidence of, or admission by, students harassing or bullying other people, the Assistant Principal
Student Development is informed. The Assistant Principal – Student Development determines appropriate
intervention regarding the students involved, liaises with the parents/guardians of the students, and may also
contact other authorities if required.
Inappropriate Internet Use
• Use of College digital devices to access, share, publish to, or create inappropriate web sites or web site materials
is a serious behavioural management matter.
• Where there is evidence of, or admission by, students using College digital devices to access, share, publish to,
or create inappropriate web sites or web site materials, the Assistant Principal – Student Development is
informed. The Assistant Principal – Student Development determines appropriate intervention regarding the
students involved, liaises with the parents/guardians of the students, and may also contact other authorities if
required.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETLaptop Program
RESPONSIBLE USE OF ICT RESOURCES
6. Behaviour Management of Inappropriate Use
Consequences of inappropriate use
• Inappropriate use of College ICT resources may result in suspension from the network, which involves a total
loss of access privileges for a period of time to be determined by the Assistant Principal – Student Development.
• No special consideration will be given to any student whose account has been disabled.
• Students must realise this may affect classroom tasks and assignment deadlines.
ENQUIRIES
Any concerns or questions regarding the Temple Christian College Laptop Program can be directed to the
ICT Department located at the Temple Christian College Mile End Campus via email at:
laptops@tcc.sa.edu.au
The ICT Help Desk operates between 8.00 am – 4.00 pm Monday to Friday during the school term and
can be contacted via the contact details below:
• Email: helpdesk-me@templecc.sa.edu.au
• Phone: 8405 0930
Please note: The ICT Helpdesk is not open on:
• Public holidays
• Christmas/New Year Period
• College Staff Professional Development Days
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETUNIFORMS TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLET
Uniforms
INTRODUCTION
All students attending Temple Christian College (Mile End and Paralowie
Campuses, Year 7 to 12) are required to wear the official School Uniform to and
from School, during the School day, when participating in School sport and
when attending any formal School functions.
In keeping with this requirement all students enrolled in year levels 7 to 10 in
2020 at the Sunrise Christian School Marion Campus, attending the Temple
Christian College Marion Middle School will be encouraged to transition to the
Temple Christian College uniform at their earliest possible opportunity.
Students enrolled from Year 7 will be required to wear a school blazer as part of
the official uniform. As the Sunrise Middle School uniform (blazer and jumper) is
being phased, it is strongly recommended that a full Temple Christian College
Students are
uniform be purchased and worn.
encouraged to
transition to the
Once the full Temple Christian College uniform has been purchased, it will
Temple Christian
cover students all the way through to the completion of Year 12 at the Mile End
College uniform at
Campus.
their earliest possible
opportunity
Special Note: Students are not permitted to mix and match between the
Sunrise Christian School and the Temple Christian College uniform at any
time. Full uniform guidelines must be adhered to for each school.
Students from Year 7
in 2020 will be
AVAILABILITY required to wear a
The Temple Christian College Mile End Campus Uniform Shop stocks and school blazer
will source all of the elements that are required for all of the uniform
requirements for the Temple Christian College Marion Middle School.
Detailed within the next few pages is a host of valuable information regarding Students are not
the availability and policy expectation surrounding the wearing of the Temple permitted to mix and
Christian College Uniform. match between the
Sunrise and Temple
Uniforms
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETUniforms
UNIFORM SHOP – ORDERS & AVAILABILITY
Mile End Campus- Full fitting service available
Parents wishing to take advantage of the fitting service and view available A full fitting service
second hand items, are encouraged to arrange an appointment with the and access to
Uniform Shop Manager at the Temple Christian College Mile End Campus as second hand items is
per the trading hours and contact details below: available via the
Temple Christian
Mile End Campus Uniform Shop Trading Hours College Uniform
Shop located at the
During School Terms Mile End Campus
• Tuesday 8am to 3.30pm
• Thursday 8am to 3.30pm
•
During School Holidays
• Dates will be advertised on the Mile End Website in advance
Contact Details
Andy Mitchell Fitting appointments
Uniform Shop Manager and enquiries can be
Phone 08 8405 0958 directed to the
Email andy.mitchell@tcc.sa.edu.au Uniform Shop
Manager
Marion Campus Uniform Ordering Service
Parents wishing to coordinate their uniform needs from the Marion Campus will A full set of uniform
have access to the full range of uniform items to try on. Once selections have items will be available
been made, orders will be taken and placed with the Uniform Shop Manager at the Marion Campus
who will coordinate payment and delivery. for students to try on
and place orders
Uniform Order Form
Enclosed with this booklet is a Temple Christian College Uniform Shop Order
Form that can be used to place orders. Completed forms can be returned to
the Sunrise Christian School Administration Office. The enclosed
Uniform Shop Order
Uniform Shop Price List Form can be returned
to the Sunrise
All available items are listed on the 2020 Uniform Shop Price List on the next Christian School
page. Prices are accurate as at the date of printing and many change. Administration Office
Please refer to the website for updates.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLET2020 Uniform Shop Price List
GIRLS BOYS
Socks – Long & Short $8.00 Grey Shorts $40.00
Tights $8.00 Long Sleeve Shirts $45.00
Hair Ties $5.00 Trousers $44.00
Summer Dress 8 - 24 $90.00 Summer Over shirts $35.00
Blouse $36.00 Black Belts $10.00
Winter Skirt $85.00 Grey Socks - long $8.00
GIRLS & BOYS GIRLS & BOYS
Blazer 10 - 24 $185.00 Scarves $10.00
Jumpers 10 - 30 $72.50 Beanies $8.00
Vests 6 - 22 $50.00 Gloves $12.00
Ties $20.00 Rain Jackets XS – 3XL $25.00
School Back Packs Large $65.00 Hats 54 - 60cm $15.00
Medium $60.00 Shoes MidFord $85.00
Trolley $80.00 Girls/Boys
Globe $85.00
Unisex
DANCE UNIFORM - Branded SPORTS UNIFORM
Leotards $40.00 Sports Shorts $32.00
Bike Pants $35.00 Sports Polo Tops $45.00
Flare Tights $46.00 Track Pants $45.00
X-Over Top $40.00 Sports Socks $8.00
White Top $32.00 Football/Soccer $10.00
Socks
Unitard (all in one) $60.00 Sports Jackets $80.00
Male Pants $55.00 Rugby Tops $80.00
Male Singlet $35.00
UNIFORM SHOP
Contact:
Uniform Shop Manager: Andy Mitchell
Phone: 08 8405 0958
Email: andy.mitchell@tcc.sa.edu.au
Prices are accurate at the date of printing and may change. Refer to website for updates.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETUniforms
SCHOOL UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS
Students are to familiarise themselves with all expectations in regards to the A range of
wearing of the School Uniform and the various rules governing presentation, consequences is in
grooming, the wearing of non-school items and unacceptable accessorising. A place for students
range of consequences is in place for students who are in breach of the School who are in breach of
Uniform Code. the School Uniform
Code.
Appearance and presentation
• All students are required to wear the School uniform which is purchased
from the School Uniform Shop. Appearance and
• The uniform is to be worn with pride and respect ensuring all items are in a presentation
state of good repair and fit well.
• The uniform is to be worn from the time a student leaves home until the
student returns home.
• Summer and winter uniform is not to be mixed.
• Students not correctly presented will not be able to attend normal classes if
the correct uniform item cannot be delivered to the school.
• Non-school items will be confiscated for the remainder of the Term.
• A range of consequences are in place for non-compliance.
Terms 1 and 4
• In Terms 1 and 4 boys and girls are required to wear the formal summer
uniform with regulation school shoes.
• The PE uniform is to be worn only on a day when a PE lesson is scheduled.
The PE jacket may be worn if required.
• The formal jumper is not part of the PE uniform but it may be worn to and
from school for additional warmth under PE jacket.
Formal summer
• A school issue hat must also be worn on each occasion a student is
uniform is worn in
outdoors during the course of the school day. Terms 1 & 4
• The blazer is to be worn on special occasions and on excursions during
Terms 1 and 4.
Terms 2 and 3
• In Terms 2 and 3 boys and girls are required to wear the formal winter
uniform with regulation school shoes.
• The blazer must be worn to and from school and at Assembly, special
occasions, excursions and exams.
• The PE uniform including jacket is to be worn on a day when a PE lesson is
scheduled.
• The formal jumper is not part of the PE uniform but it may be worn to and Formal winter uniform
from school for additional warmth under PE jacket. is worn in Terms 2 & 3
• The jumper is not to be the outer garment with the PE uniform. Failure to
do so may result in the jumper being confiscated.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETRules for girls
• Hair ties are to be in school colours (bottle green, gold or red) or a colour
which blends in with the natural colour range of hair. The wearing of hair
adornments, novelty clips and accessories is not permitted. Items may be Rules for girls
confiscated.
• Hair should be neat and tidy. Coloured or streaked hair must be of a natural
shade. Extreme hair styles and colouring is not permitted. Parents will be
contacted to have the matter corrected immediately.
• Long hair and fringes must be securely tied back off the face during manual
arts subjects.
• Girls must have a natural look. Make up removal attracts a $5 fine. Parents
will be advised by SMS.
• Girls are not permitted to wear nail polish. Nail polish removal attracts a $5
fine. Parents will be advised by SMS.
• Girls are also not permitted to wear acrylic/false nails.
• Jewellery is limited to a wrist watch, a small cross or purity ring which is to
be worn on a thin chain around the neck under the uniform, and a maximum
of only one plain gold or silver sleeper or small stud in each ear lobe. No
other form of exposed body piercing (covered/uncovered) is acceptable.
Rules for boys
• Boys are to be clean shaven. Boys who attend school unshaven will be
sent to the Student Services Office to shave. The consequence for this is a
$5 fine. Parents will be advised by SMS.
Rules for boys
• Hair is to be above the collar, is not to be hanging over the eyes and does
not feature plaits or dreadlocks.
• Hair is to be above the collar, is not to be hanging over the eyes and does
not feature plaits or dreadlocks. Whilst boys may wear their hair tied back in
a ‘Man Bun’ at the back of the head, it still must not exceed the prescribed
length showing in dot point 2
• For OH&S reasons boys may require to tie their hair back in manual arts,
kitchens and PE subjects, whilst working in laboratories or in any other
situation in which long hair may pose a risk.
• Undercuts must not be shorter than a number 2 and shaving styles or lines
into the hair is not permitted.
• Inappropriate spiking, colouring, or unkempt, bushy, thick hair is not
permitted.
• Jewellery is limited to a wrist watch and a small cross on a thin chain which
may be worn around the neck under the school uniform. Boys are not
permitted to wear earrings, piercings and other jewellery. No form of exposed
body piercing (covered/ uncovered) is acceptable.
Sports uniform (girls and boys)
• The sports uniform is compulsory for all students in Years 7 to 9 and
Sports uniform rules
students undertaking PE as a subject in Years 10 to 12.
for girls & boys
• In Terms 1 and 4 the school hat is compulsory for all outdoor activities
during school hours. Miscellaneous Items
• Bottle green raincoat or protective jacket
• Dance costume (for those involved in dance)
• Swimming - Modest bathing costume (girls); - Appropriate bathers (boys)
Please Note: Jewellery that does not comply with school regulations will be
confiscated until end of Term. BODY PIERCINGS AND STUDS, even if
clear, are not permitted. Students will be instructed to remove these items
and will be subject to further consequences. Items will be kept until end of
Term.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETUniform and dress code for special occasions
Casual Days
• The School holds Casual Days as fundraisers for the various Missions Special rules for
supported by the School at various points during the year. casual days
• Participation in a Casual Day is voluntary. However, students participating
in the fundraiser are to ensure they bring the stipulated amount of money
which is part of the fundraising event.
• Students not participating must wear the required uniform on the day. •
Students are to appreciate that even when dressed in casual clothing they
are to dress as advised in the Student Notices leading up to the Casual Day.
• Students undertaking manual arts on a Casual Day must wear closed in
shoes (Home Ec, Art, Tech Studies).
• Students will be advised via student notices of clothing deemed as “not
appropriate” for casual day.
• School Leadership will determine necessary action to be taken if students
are inappropriately dressed or presentation is not deemed as suitable for
school.
Examinations
• Examinations are conducted at the end of Semester 1 and during Term 4 Special rules for
for students in Years 8 to 10. examinations
• As a formal event on the School Calendar Formal Uniform must be worn.
• Formal Winter Uniform with Blazer is required for Examinations conducted
at the end of Semester 1.
• Formal Summer Uniform is required for Examinations conducted in Term 4.
The Blazer is not required.
• Correct footwear must be worn.
• Students are to pay particular attention to ensure they are well presented
and well groomed.
• Students who attend school and are not compliant with the Dress and
Grooming Code may find they are unable to sit the examination.
Excursions
• Unless otherwise stated formal uniform with blazer is worn on School
excursions.
• Students representing the School in sports events must wear correct PE
Uniform.
• Any variations to either of the above situations will be advised in writing.
Presentation Night
• Presentation Night is the most formal evening in the School Calendar.
• Girls are to wear their Formal Summer Uniform with long white socks and Special rules for
blazer. Only hair ties in school colours which are worn to tie the hair back presentation night
may be worn. Hair adornments (flowers, etc) must not be worn.
• Boys are to wear their Formal Summer Uniform with their blazer. Boys
faces are to be clean shaven and hair is to be compliant with information
outlined previously.
Please Note: In South Australia it is against the law for a person under the
age of 18 to get a tattoo. Tattoos are prohibited at Temple Christian College.
Students who are 18 years of age are not permitted to get a tattoo whilst
attending Temple Christian College. The Principal will be advised
immediately. Students must realise their enrolment at the school may be
withdrawn for a breach of this matter.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETTemple Christian College Uniform Guide- Summer
Summer Girls – Term 1 & 4
School Blazer – Please note the blazer may be required for a
formal excursion, performance or event.
Summer Dress – School pattern – length to be mid knee
when standing straight.
Summer Socks – Plain white knee high socks.
Plain white ankle socks (not low cut anklets or sports socks).
School Shoes - Sturdy, black, leather, lace up school shoes with suitable tread
and small heel.
Summer Boys – Term 1 & 4
School Blazer – Please note the blazer may be required for a
formal excursion, performance or event.
Summer Shirt – Short-sleeved, open neck, school shirt worn untucked.
Summer Shorts – Grey, melange shorts.
School Socks – School grey socks with bottle green stripe.
School Shoes - Sturdy, black, leather, lace up school shoes
with suitable tread and small heel.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETTemple Christian College Uniform Guide- Winter
Winter Girls – Term 2 & 3
Winter Shirt – Fawn shirt to be worn with top button done up.
Winter Tie – School tie worn in place over top button.
Jumper or Vest – Bottle green jumper or vest worn under the Blazer.
School Blazer – Bottle green blazer compulsory with winter uniform.
To be worn to and from school, at Assemble and or excursions and
formal occasions.
Winter Skirt – School tartan – length to be mid knee when standing straight.
Winter Stockings or Socks – Bottle green 70 denier opaque stocking
Knee high fawn socks.
School Shoes - Sturdy, black, leather, lace up school shoes with suitable tread
and small.
Winter Boys – Term 2 & 3
Winter Shirt – School green striped shirt to be worn with top button done up.
Winter Tie – School tie worn in place over top button.
Jumper or Vest – Bottle green jumper or vest worn under the Blazer.
School Blazer – Bottle green blazer compulsory with winter uniform.
To be worn to and from school, at Assemble and or excursions and
formal occasions.
Winter Trouser – Grey melange college trousers with belt loops.
Suit belt with small gold or silver buckle.
School Socks – School grey socks with bottle green stripe.
School Shoes - Sturdy, black, leather, lace up school shoes with
suitable tread and small heel.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETTemple Christian College Uniform Guide- Sports
School Hat – Bottle green
hat with school logo.
Sports Polo Top – Bottle
green polo top with school
Sports Polo Top – Bottle logo.
green polo top with
school logo. Sports Jacket – Bottle
green school PE jacket
In Terms 2 and 3 the
formal jumper may be
worn underneath the PE
Sports Shorts – Bottle jacket for additional
green shorts with warmth and removed with
school logo. the jacket.
Sport Track Pants –
Bottle green school track
Sport Socks – White pants.
printed sports socks.
Sport Socks – White
printed sports socks.
School Shoes - All
students must have School Shoes - All
compliant cross-trainer students must have
type sports shoes or compliant cross-trainer
approved runners. type sports shoes or
approved runners.
Additional Information
If PE uniform is required for an outdoor excursion or school event other than a PE event it will be noted on
the Excursion Consent Form to be signed by parents and returned to the School.
The PE Uniform is NOT to be worn for any other subject without authorisation in writing from the subject
teacher. Students must change into their PE uniform for the lesson and change back into formal uniform
before the end of the lesson ready for their next class.
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL - 2020 INFORMATION BOOKLETThank You
On behalf of all of the team at the Sunrise Christian School Marion Campus and
Temple Christian College Middle School, we’d like to take this opportunity to
thank you for taking the time to work through this information booklet.
We sincerely appreciate your assistance in completing all the necessary forms
for 2020.
Should you have any additional questions or need assistance with the
completion of the forms please do not hesitate to contact us. Attached below for
your future reference are the contact details for the various key personnel
supporting the Temple Christian College Marion Middle School.
PRINCIPAL
Andrew Clayton
Sunrise Christian School
Marion Campus
286 Sturt Road, Marion, SA 5043
8465 6004
Contact Kristen Wade
kristen.wade@sunrise.sa.edu.au
PRINCIPAL – Temple Christian College
Marcel Rijken
Temple Christian College
2 Henley Beach Road, Mile End, SA 5031
8405 0900
Contact - Tracy Montesi
tracy.montesi@tcc.sa.edu.au
HIGH SCHOOL COORDINATOR
Phil Paterson
Sunrise Christian School
Marion Campus
286 Sturt Road, Marion, SA 5043
8465 6004
UNIFORM SHOP MANAGER
Andy Mitchell
Temple Christian College
2 Henley Beach Road, Mile End, SA 5031
8405 0958
andy.mitchell@tcc.sa.edu.au
ICT DEPARTMENT
Help Desk
Temple Christian College
2 Henley Beach Road, Mile End, SA 5031
8405 0900
laptops@tcc.sa.edu.au
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