Vision and Mission
St Benedict's College is committed to the holistic education of young people in the Benedictine tradition based on the values of service, hard work, humility, stewardship, balance and community.
We use Christ’s model of inclusivity, perseverance and of nurturing each other’s gifts and talents to underpin all that we do.
Vision and Mission
Learning and Teaching Framework
St Benedict’s College is committed to the holistic education of young people in the Benedictine tradition based on the values of service, hard work, humility, stewardship, balance and community.
SBC Learning and Teaching Framework
Student Protection
Our school is committed to being a safe and nurturing community of care where the rights and dignity of all students are upheld.
The Student Protection Contacts at St Benedict's are:
- Claire McLaren, Principal
- Tim Campbell, Deputy Principal
- Linda Cassell, Guidance Counsellor
- Louise Forbes - Guidance Counsellor
Student Protection Processes and Guidelines
2023 Student Protection Poster
2023 Child and Youth Risk Management Strategy
2023 School Student Behaviour Support Plan
Safe and Supportive Environment Policy
Everyone at St Benedict's College has the right to feel safe and supported. Bullying, harassment and violence of any form will not be tolerated by any members of our community - students, parents or staff.
This policy (below) sets out our approach to help the College and our community address issues of bullying, harassment, and violence to ensure the provision of a safe and supportive learning environment for all.
Safe and Supportive Environment Policy
Attendance Policy & Procedure
SBC Attendance Policy and Procedures
Complaints Management Procedure for Students and Parents
The resolution of conflict between members of the College is vital to the well-being and success of all within our community. All procedures should be characterised by Christian values. The intention of this policy is to describe procedures for the effective and early resolution of disputes.
SBC Complaints Management - Students and Parents 2021
Communication Policy
Code of Conduct for Parents, Legal Guardians and Caregivers
SBC Code of Conduct for Parents Legal Guardians and Caregivers
RAP
Reconciliation Action Plan
Sun Smart Policy
SBC SunSmart Policy Statement
Volunteering at SBC
At times volunteers offer their services for a variety of tasks at the College. Regular volunteers, other than parents of enrolled students, are required to hold or be eligible for a Blue Card for working with children. More information about the Blue Card can be located via the following link:
Click below to download a copy of the relevant Blue Card Application form:
Blue Card Application Form
Before commencing your role as a volunteer or other personnel, you are required to complete the online training through Brisbane Catholic Education website.