Our Approach
Wahroonga Adventist School is committed to clear policies and transparent practices that support the wellbeing, safety and education of every student.
Wahroonga Adventist School is committed to providing a safe, supportive and inclusive environment for every student. The wellbeing and safety of children and young people is a priority across all areas of school life.
Through our Child Safe Program, we work to ensure students feel secure, respected, heard and supported, while maintaining clear policies, procedures and expectations that help protect their wellbeing.
Our Commitment
Wahroonga Adventist School is committed to:
- creating and maintaining a child-safe environment
- promoting student wellbeing and inclusion
- upholding clear expectations for staff behaviour and conduct
- encouraging students to speak up and be heard
- responding promptly and appropriately to concerns
These commitments help support a culture of safety, respect and accountability across the school community.
Our Program
Our Child Safe Program outlines the policies, procedures and practices in place to protect students and support their wellbeing.
This includes staff training, reporting processes and a continued focus on creating an environment where students are safe, respected and supported. Child safety is not treated as a standalone requirement but as an important part of the school’s broader culture of care.
Policies & Standards
Wahroonga Adventist School follows the Child Safe Standards set by NSW authorities and the Seventh-day Adventist education system.
Families can access relevant child safety policies, standards and supporting documents below.
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Reporting Concerns
If you have any concerns regarding child safety or student wellbeing, we encourage you to contact the school directly or lodge your concern below.
All concerns are taken seriously and are handled in line with the school’s Child Safe Program and relevant policies.