Communications

Department of Education – COVID update 20.7.2022

Throughout the pandemic, the Department has been working closely with Catholic Education WA and Association of Independent Schools WA to provide schools with support to ensure they are COVID-19 safe environments.

Please click on the link to a letter to all families which outlines the current COVID-19 safe measures we can all take to ensure schools remain open and to minimise the disruption to student learning. This letter is being provided to all Western Australian schools to distribute to parents and carers.

This letter reiterates the importance of wearing a mask indoors while at school and testing for COVID-19 if symptomatic or as a household contact.  It also advises families of a further allocation of 20 free Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) for their child which can be collected from the school office.

Thank you for your support. Letter to families 20.07.22

 

SEQTA Engage

We are pleased to now share details with you regarding the roll out of SEQTA Engage our new communication platform.

 

Hampton SHS is moving from Connect to SEQTA Engage to communicate with parents as the next phase of our roll out. SEQTA Engage will be available to parents and caregivers from the beginning of Term Three this year.

 

We will be moving to SEQTA for online communication to families and it is important that all families have access. To support parents and caregivers to set up and use SEQTA Engage, we have attached a link within this email to a guide to assist families in setting up and logging into your account.

 

For any families who require additional support, we are running free hands-on workshops as detailed at the end within the letter.

SEQTA Engage Family Letter

SEQTA Engage Instructions for Families

 

Communication with families is also shared via email, SMS, Facebook and this website.

It is vital that you notify the school with any changes to your email address and mobile number.  Details can be sent via our contact form here.

Circuit Maker

In the past the Circuit Maker Magazine was sent home with the eldest child of the family at the end of each term. It provided a snapshot of key events for the term with articles and many photographs. To enable our community to receive news about school events as they happen, we now use Social Media, website and direct communication.

 

Enjoy reading and celebrating the wonderful achievements of our students and staff.