Forms and documents
- PHPS Acceptable Use Of ICT Agreement
- Panton Hill Primary Lunch Orders 2024/5
- PHPS School Profile
- PHPS Statement of Values and School Philosophy
- PHPS Student-Enrolment-Form-2025-
- PHPS Uniform Order Form
School information
- Panton Hill Primary School Strategic Plan
- PHPS Info Book 2023
- Panton Hill Primary School Annual Implementation Plan – 2023
- PHPS Annual Report_2023_
- Find my School
- Parent Voluntary Payments 2024
- Department Education Parent Payment Policy
School Policies
- PHPS Administration of Medications Policy
- PHPS Anaphylaxis Policy
- PHPS Asthma Policy
- PHPS Attendance Policy
- PHPS Bushfire Preparedness
- PHPS Communication with School Staff Policy
- PHPS Complaints Policy
- PHPS Curriculum Framework Policy
- PHPS Digital Technologies
- PHPS Duty of Care Policy
- PHPS Enrolment Policy
- PHPS Equal Opportunity Policy
- PHPS First Aid Policy
- PHPS Health Care Needs policy
- PHPS Mobile Phone policy
- PHPS Parent Code of Conduct
- PHPS Parent Disputes Policy
- PHPS Parent Payment Policy
- PHPS Privacy Policy
- PHPS Privacy Collection Notice
- PHPS Respect for School Staff Policy
- PHPS SunSmart Policy
Cyber safety
We are proud to be an accredited eSmart school. This means that safe use of technology is embedded in our school curriculum. We also run an information session for parents and the students participate in both classroom lessons and webinars/incursions relating to cybersafety.
At a recent presentation by an Australian Federal Police officer, parents were encouraged to visit the following link to the ThinkUKnow website for up to date information on cybersafety: https://www.thinkuknow.org.au/resources/guides/sos-guide-cyber-safety
The SOS Guide and the Parents Portal (https://www.thinkuknow.org.au/parents-portal) on the ThinkUKnow website address a lot of the concerns parents may have, including covering topics such as:-
- Parental controls;
- The Family Safety Contract;
- Additional Videos;
- Where to seek help; and
- Additional links (resources/research etc.)
In addition there is an option to enable parents to subscribe to the ThinkUKnow newsletter which provides updates and new information as it happens
The Cybersafety Help Button is an Australian Government initiative. It is an application that can sit either on the screen or taskbar and provides information and assistance on cyber safety issues for children while they explore the internet such as; cyberbullying, unwanted contact and offensive or illegal content.
Visit the esafety website for more infomation.
Child safety (PROTECT)
- PHPS Action Plan
- PHPS Bullying Prevention Policy
- PHPS Camps Excursions and Incursions Policy
- PHPS Child Safety Code of Conduct
- PHPS Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy
- PHPS Communication with School Staff Policy
- PHPS Inclusion and Diversity Policy
- PHPS Parent Helpers Guidelines and Agreement
- PHPS Student Wellbeing and Engagement Policy
- PHPS Responding and Reporting Obligations Policy
- PHPS Visitors Policy
- PHPS Volunteers Policy 2024