Out of School Hours Care

The YMCA run an out of School Hours Care programme is located on the Strathalbyn R-6 Campus during the term and in vacation time. This service can be accessed by students at all campuses and students who do not attend the Eastern Fleurieu School.

The service is available from 6.30 - 8.30 a.m. and from 3.30 - 6.30 p.m. every weekday to working parents or to provide respite or casual care.

A service is available from 6.30 a.m. through to 6.30 p.m. during school holidays or on Student Free Days.

Meals and snacks are included as appropriate to

Governing Council

The Principal and Governing Council share governance of the school.

Our school’s Governing Council is comprised of elected parents of students attending the school, student representatives, 2 staff representatives and a community representative.

The object of the Council is to involve the school community in the governance of the school to strengthen and support public education in the community.

Governing Council’s role includes participating in strategic planning, policy determination, vision setting and accountability.

CACs

Each Campus has a Campus Advisory Committee (CAC) that is comprised of elected parents/care-givers of students from the particular campus. The CAC provides advice to the Heads of Campus about matters relevant to the education and welfare of students at the campus. Heads of Campus provide information about developments in the learning programs, curriculum, student welfare and campus facilities.

Roles of Campus Advisory Committees include:

Materials & Services Charges

General Information
The cost of providing the best possible educational service to all students of the Eastern Fleurieu School is significant. The Governing Council has identified priority areas for development such as high literacy standards, up to date teaching and learning, and information and communication technology. While these priorities are a focus, maintaining all areas of the curriculum and equipment and services must also be achieved. It is essential that the Materials & Services Charge is paid by all families to ensure that the School has the capacity to address both the priority areas as well as maintenance of programs and services.