Welcome to our school policies page. It's important to us to make sure Merici is a safe and nurturing place for all our students, parents, staff and community members. These policies outline our commitment to our community and our policies and procedures regarding our students & staff. You can browser the policies in alphabetical order or choose a category from the sidebar. Please also refer to the policies of Catholic Education Canberra & Goulburn at https://cg.catholic.edu.au/parents/policies/.
Merici College has a compulsory school uniform. This uniform is our identity and when students wear the uniform outside of school they represent the school and all it stands for.
Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS) is one-way institutions make early offers of undergraduate admission to Year 12 students, using criteria other than (or in addition to) the ATAR.
To ensure the safety of staff and protect college assets from theft or damage.
Merici College has a long tradition of active involvement in charity work. The ethos of the College involves a culture of service to others in the local, national and global communities. Social action and fundraising are opportunities for the College community to show concern for injustice and express our faith through action. The aim of this policy is to clarify the College’s role in supporting a number of charities, in order that the burden of fundraising and associated events is equitably maintained and to allow for some flexibility so the College community can respond to changing needs and acute events (such as bushfire or flooding crises).
Please refer to the Catholic Education Student Safety and Wellbeing policies which include:
Guidelines for Professional Conduct
Mandatory and Voluntary Reporting Policy ACT
Mandatory and Voluntary Reporting Policy NSW
Reportable Conduct Policy ACT
Reportable Conduct Fact Sheet ACT
Reportable Conduct Policy NSW
Reportable Conduct Fact Sheet NSW
Working with Vulnerable People Check Policy (ACT)
Working with Children Check Policy (NSW)
Family Law and Related Issues Policy
Student Acceptable Use of Computer Facilities and External Networks Policy
Behavioural Support Policy
Bullying and Harassment Policy
Management of Infectious Diseases in Schools Policy
Medical Welfare of Students Policy
As part of our responsible duty of care to provide a safe workplace, students, staff and visitors must be protected from the physical and behaviour risks associated when the is alcohol provided. Laws around the supply and service of alcohol and well as societal norms demand a minimum level of care and responsibility is taken concerning alcohol to protect the well-being of all.
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