
Nambucca Valley Christian Community School takes the following actions to promote respect and responsibility:
RESPECTFUL BEHAVIOUR
CLASSED-BASED ACTIVITIES
Respecting own and School property by using, maintaining and storing equipment correctly.
NVCCS has a suite of policies and procedures which detail how students and staff should interact with one another in a Respectful and Responsible manner. The policies can be obtained upon request from the School Office.
Nambucca Valley Christian Community School provides discipline which encourages the student’s individual growth to Christian maturity. The Discipline Policy is based on principles of procedural fairness in all areas of discipline including suspension and expulsion from the School.
In all matters of discipline, students are invited to state their version of events (the right to be heard). Discipline will be administered fairly and according to the seriousness of the misdemeanour.
The School encourages and uses positive forms of good and cooperative behaviour. Other forms of discipline include loss of play, loss of privileges and lunch time detentions.
In accordance with Government legislation, the School does not employ the use of corporal punishment nor does it encourage parents/carer or non-school persons to use this form of punishment as a response to a school issue.
The 2016 Parent Handbook is available upon request from the School Office.
NVCCS is bound by the National Privacy Principles contained in the Commonwealth Privacy Act.
The 2016 Parent Handbook is available upon request from the School Office.
The wearing of a school uniform is an important and vital part of our philosophy. Students at the school wear their uniform because:
The School Uniform
The uniform has been carefully selected by the Board, in consultation with Staff and the P & F. It is functional and attractive as well as appropriate for the school. All students attending the school are required, as part of the enrolment acceptance, to wear the prescribed uniform which must be purchased only from the school uniform shop.
A uniform is provided for boys and girls incorporating Summer and Winter elements. Due to the generally mild nature of our climate Winter additions may be worn during Term 2 & 3 only. (This includes tights for girls, long pants for boys, jackets, gloves and scarves).
All compulsory uniform requirements must be purchased through the uniform shop at the school.
Parental Commitment
Rainwear (Boys and Girls)
BOYS K-6
Summer
Winter
As for Summer, plus:
Sports (to be worn on designated Sports Days only and representative occasions)
GIRLS K-6
Summer
NB. Hems on uniforms to be set at the knee when kneeling, 2cm from the floor
Winter
As for Summer, plus:
Sports (to be worn on designated Sports Days only and representative occasions)
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
Summer
Winter
As for Summer, plus:
Sports (to be worn on designated Sports Days only and representative sport occassions)
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
Summer
NB. Hems on uniforms to be no higher than the top of the kneecap
Winter
As for Summer, plus:
Sports (to be worn on designated Sports Days only and representative sport occasions)
UNIFORM SHOP
All compulsory clothing items (including socks and tights) must be purchased from school uniform shop.
Our Uniform Shop is open for purchases when required. Please contact the administration office for an appointment.
Students must wear fitted, clean and pressed uniforms.
NO CREDIT is available for uniforms.
Children wearing incorrect uniform will be issued with a uniform default notice unless they have a note explaining the reason. Parents/carers will need to return a signed note to the class teacher the following day. In the event of three consecutive default notices, the Principal or delegated staff member will make contact for further discussion.
Clothing Pool
Second hand uniforms in good order may be available from the Uniform Shop at very reasonable prices. If you have any items of uniform in good order that you no longer need please drop them into the office. Someone else may be very grateful.
DRESS CODE
Hair Styles
Boys hairstyles are to be modestly cut above the collar line and not to cover the face or eyes.
Girls with hair that touches their shoulders must keep their hair tied back. No hair should be on the face or cover the eyes. Hair should be tied back with black, white/neutral or navy hair bands. K-6 girls may also wear red hair bands.
'Outlandish' hairstyles (such as "punk", "mohawks", "rats tails", long hair undercuts, dyed hair, highlights, streaks) are not appropriate for school and should therefore not be worn. 2mm crew cuts are the lowest acceptable short haircut for boys. The term 'outlandish' is interpreted to mean those hair styles pursued by individuals intent on drawing attention to themselves.
Make Up
Students are not to wear any form of make up at school without the permission of the Principal.
Jewellery
NVCCS is committed to providing a learning environment for students that is supportive, caring and free of bullying and harassment.
As Christians, we are to honour God, honour others and to honour ourselves. Therefore “Respect and Responsibility” is promoted within the School in the context of the Christian world view.
The 2017 Parent Handbook is available upon request from the School Office.
The 2018 Parent Handbook will be distributed to all families in the first term of 2018.
TERM ONE 2018
FEBRUARY
Monday 19th - Primary Zone Swimming Carnival
Tuesday 20th - PASS Excursion
Wednesday 21st - Captain's Induction Ceremony
Tuesday 27th - PASS Excursion
MARCH
Thursday 1st - Secondary Zone Swimming, Grafton
Monday 5th - State Primary Swimming, Blacktown
Tuesday 6th - PASS Excursion
Thursday 8th - Year 7 Immunisations