The School for Student Leadership – Don Valley Campus is seeking applications for Education Support Staff vacancies starting January 2021 for positions of;

• Office Manager 0.6 (Job Id. 1204741 )
• Catering Manager 0.8 (Job Id. 1204687 )
• Catering Assistant 0.8 (Job Id. 1204734)
• Female Overnight Supervisors 0.6 X 2 positions (Job Id. 1205137 & 1205138)
• Male Overnight Supervisors 0.6 X 2 positions (Job Id. 1205140 & 1205141)

FOR DETAILS &/OR TO APPLY:
Please visit the following link:
- Education Support Staff Vacancies at Don Valley Campus →

The Student Program Timetable details the daily program for students participating in the Alpine School Year 9 School for Student Leadership (SSL) Program at Dinner Plain in Term 3 2020.

This has been included to assist liaison teachers, schools, families and the community to stay in touch with what students are doing on a day to day basis. The Term Timetable also highlights how the day unfolds for students.

For more detailed information on daily events, read student articles in Student Life and lesson resources in Alpine Lessons.

Alpine School Campus Term 3 Student Program - 2020:

Alpine School Term 3 Alpine School Student Program 2020 [XLSX]

The Alpine School Campus at Dinner Plain has welcomed the following Year 9 Schools teams for our nine week Term 3 2020 Alpine School Campus, School for Student Leadership (SSL) program:

Schools teams in attendance at the ALPINE SCHOOL CAMPUS for our Term 3 2020 Alpine School SSL program are from:

• Boort District P12 College
• Irymple Secondary College
• Wycheproof P12 College
• Swan Hill College
• Orbost Secondary College
• Tyrrell College
• Bairnsdale Secondary College

Term 3 2020 School for Student Leadership program at the Alpine School Campus commenced on Sunday 19 July 2020 and Concludes Saturday 19 September 2020 (Student Departure)

COVID-19 Guidelines for SSL Campuses

The health, care and wellbeing of your son/daughter while with us is always our primary consideration. Given the current covid19 situation, we are specifically operating under the conditions outlined within the DET Operations Guide and must adhere to those guidelines. Hence, in the situation that your son/daughter presents with COVID compatible symptoms, such as fever, cough or sore throat, we are required to follow the guidelines, which means contacting you as parents, then isolating the student in an appropriate space and they must be collected by a parent / carer as soon as possible. The advice is that medical attention should be sought where indicated. These are the guidelines we must abide by, in order to keep everyone safe, so we can operate our school.

The School for Student Leadership is very proud to share some exciting news!

Announcing the launch of the Student Equity Fund: enabling people who share our vision of transformative education to contribute to this outstanding program and help ensure it is affordable and accessible for all students in the public education system.

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