EREA

As an Edmund Rice Education Australia (EREA) school, St Brendan’s College complies with several policies under the EREA Charter and underpinned by EREA core values.

Copies of the following policies are available on the EREA website:

EREA Code of Conduct
EREA Complaints Handling Policy and Guidelines
EREA Privacy Policy
EREA Whistleblower Protection Policy
EREA Whistleblower Protection Policy and Guidelines – for Employees and Service Providers
EREA Whistleblower Protection Policy and Guidelines – for Students and Parents

Child Safeguarding

At St Brendan's College we strongly focus on promoting the safety and wellbeing of young men under our care. Our responsibilities for child safeguarding are taken extremely seriously and we commit to ensuring that our College has appropriate policies and practices to make it safe and inclusive. Crucial to this, is student voice and agency. EREA’s School Child Safeguarding Programs are regularly updated and checked for compliance with regulatory requirements and all staff undertake mandatory Child Safeguarding Training.

Child and Youth Risk Management Processes

Student Protection Report to Queensland Police Service and/or the Department Responsible for Child Safety - FORM A

Complaints Procedure for Non-Compliance with Edmund Rice Education Australia Colleges Ltd Student Protection Processes - FORM B

Student Protection Contacts and School Authority Details - FORM C

Student Protection Processes

EREA Statement of Commitment Child Safeguarding

Behavior Management Procedures

College Policies

At St Brendan's College, we have developed comprehensive policies to ensure clarity and guidance for our staff, families, and students. They provide a framework for maintaining a safe, respectful, and nurturing environment for everyone in our community.

1-2-1 Laptop Prospectus Program

Acceptable Use of Technology Policy

Complaints/Grievance Policy for Parents and Volunteers

Fundraising Policy

Ride to School Policy

Sponsorship Policy

Student Uniform and Personal Grooming Policy

Skills & Training Complaints & Appeals Principles and Procedures