Welcome

Thanks for visiting us at our website. We hope that it gives you an understanding of what is happening in our school and what is important to us.

We believe that a child's education should be fun, meaningful and challenging. Students experiences should relate to the world outside of school and equip them for the world beyond their school years.

Our job is to work with the parents of our students to make each child the best they can be.

Please don't hesistate to come visit us or contact us to find out more!

Jeremy Darmody, Principal

The Principles of Restorative Practices in school:

Focuses on fixing up what has gone wrong
Looks at the needs of the person who has harmed and the person who has been harmed
Uses a process that allows all people involved to say how they feel
Gives children a say in what needs to be done as a follow up

A typical restorative session would ask the following questions:

What happened?

Who is involved?

What harm has been done?

How do you feel about this?

How can we make it right?

As teachers and adults involved in the lives of students, we need to be role models of this approach in everything we do. Our body language, facial expressions, tone of voice will all send clear messages to our students as to how much we believe in this approach and want to help and support them with seeking ways they can put things right.