Our Student Support Team provides support for the social, emotional and educational wellbeing of all students. Our ultimate goal is to help students reach their full potential.
Assemblies
All parents/caregivers and members of the community are welcome to attend.
Primary – Primary assemblies are held throughout the year in the primary undercover area, commencing at 8.30am. Assemblies are held 2–3 times per term and are hosted by two classes combined. Dates for these assemblies can be found on our school website calendar.
Secondary – Each term, the secondary school holds 2–3 assemblies at the secondary community courts to recognise student achievement. These events provide an opportunity for students to receive recognition for their efforts aligned with Our School Values – Responsible, Respectful and Aim High. Assembly dates are available on our school website calendar
Special Assemblies – Throughout the year, we hold special assemblies for key events such as ANZAC Day and NAIDOC. Dates and details for these events can also be found on our school website calendar.
Recess and Lunch
Our school currently does not offer an on-site canteen service. Parents and guardians are to provide their children with meals for recess and lunch breaks.
Breakfast Club
Our Breakfast Club is held daily next to the Student Support Room from 7:50-8:15am. We offer a nutritious start to the day with a variety of breakfast options including toast, Weet-Bix, and fruit.
Immunisation
Students will receive immunisations as per the school-based immunisation program these include:
Year 8 Students
Diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (dTpa) and Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)
Year 10 Students
Meningococcal / ACWY
Allied Health Services
School Based Psychologist
EDHS have a school psychologist assigned at the school and referrals can be made, following discussions with your child’s teacher, through the relevant Deputy Principal.
Speech and Occupational Therapists
These services are based at Carnarvon Hospital. These services are available through referrals from the school. Exmouth DHS does have access to both services who visit the school on a regular schedule when available. Telephone 9941 1555.
Community Health Nurse
The Community Health Nurse provides a screening service for school students. Parents should inform the school of any medical disabilities or treatments which may require a modified educational program. All kindergarten students with consent have a school entry health assessment that includes vision, hearing screen, height and weight assessment. This assessment will be completed for students in Pre Primary and Year 1 if they are not done at the school’s kindergarten.
Dental
A Dental Clinic is situated at Exmouth Hospital. The dentist undertakes dental screening of students during the year. Telephone 9949 3690.
Student Mental Health and Wellbeing
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