SCHOOL POLICIES
Beaufort Primary School is open to receiving feedback on their school policies.
If you have any suggestions or concerns around any of these policies, please forward them to the school Principal.
If you have any suggestions or concerns around any of these policies, please forward them to the school Principal.
Curriculum Policies and Statements
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Current Policies (endorsed by School Council)
Updated January 2026
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Updated May 2026
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Updated August 2025
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Updated May 2026
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Updated October 2026
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Updated March 2024
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Updated May 2026
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UPDATE TO COME IN JUNE 2026
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UPDATE TO COME IN JULY 2026
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Updated May 2025
Child Safety Policies
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Child Safety Wellbeing Policy
Updated May 2026
Child Safety - Identifying and Responding
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Chile Safety - Code of conduct
Updated May 2026
Child Safety Aboriginal Plan
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Achieve Program Policies - Policies being updated
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Links to Department of Education Policies
Preventing and Addressing Racism in Schools
Providing cultural safety for First Nations students
Staff at Beaufort Primary School are encouraged to make themselves familiar with the following resources:
The school can access the following resources;
To report racism, students, families and carers can contact the principal school or any staff member, or use any of the following links:
Staff at Beaufort Primary School are encouraged to make themselves familiar with the following resources:
- Indigenous cultural responsiveness self-reflection tool(opens in a new window), Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) – provides a guided process of critical reflection on assumptions, attitudes, beliefs and biases in relation to First Nations peoples, histories, languages and cultures. It develops awareness and understanding of how these may impact on teaching practice and learner outcomes
- Koorie teaching resources(opens in a new window) – these resources include the Welcome to Country and Acknowledgment of Country guide, protocols for teaching First Nations cultures, resources for holding events on National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, and resources on teaching Aboriginal languages
- Guide to evaluating and selecting education resources(opens in a new window), Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) – a guide for schools with information about choosing appropriate resources for teaching First Nations histories, cultures, and languages respectfully and effectively
- Building Aboriginal cultural competency and safety training for organisations(opens in a new window), Koorie Heritage Trust – professional learning workshops to enhance understanding of Victoria’s Aboriginal peoples and cultures and strengthen workplace cultural safety.
The school can access the following resources;
- Upstander Programs(opens in a new window), Courage to Care – workshops for students that offer practical tools to stand up against racism, bullying and prejudice, and empower participants to take positive action – in the schoolyard, workplace, and our communities
- Racism. No Way(opens in a new window) – a national anti-racism education website with resources developed to support the delivery of anti-racism education in the classroom
- Click Against Hate(opens in a new window) – online platform offering ready-to-teach modules under four key topics: stereotypes and prejudice, media misrepresentation, discrimination, and online hate
- Let’s Talk About Racism(opens in a new window), Australian Human Rights Commission – mini clip accompanied by teacher lesson plans and classroom resources
- Education, Action and Change(opens in a new window), Reconciliation South Australia – a resource for preschools, primary and secondary schools to support teaching and learning about racism and its impacts
- Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation, Anti-racism Work(opens in a new window) – a website including information of anti-racism work underway across Australia
To report racism, students, families and carers can contact the principal school or any staff member, or use any of the following links:
- Report Racism hotline(opens in a new window)
- Victorian Aboriginal Education Association Inc. (VAEAI)(opens in a new window)
- Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission(opens in a new window)
- Australian Human Rights Commission
