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Welcome to Mater Christi College
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Excellence in all-girls education
Contents
4 Welcome 16 Services
Information and Contacts Student Support Services
Transition from Primary School Health Care Centre Information
to Secondary School • Information Update
• Students who are ill whilst at school
8 School Operations • Health Regulations
• Medication
Upcoming Dates
• Asthma
Communication
• Allergies / Anaphylaxis
College Uniform • Medical Forms
• Uniform Shop • Sun Protective Clothing and Hats
• Uniform Fitting Days
18 Finance
13 Curriculum and Learning
My MCC
Curriculum
Fee Account
Reporting Procedures
Camps, Sports, Excursions Fund (CSEF)
Home Study
Catholic Education Benefit (CEB)
Instrumental Music
Conveyance Allowance Program (CAP)
Resource Lists
MaterShop
Learning Technologies
Café Bene
Network and Electronic Usage Guidelines
College Expectations
Responsibilities
MCC Digital Technology Expectations
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 3
Principal’s Welcome
My wish for our students is to find in Mater A girls’ school provides a safe environment to
Christi College a place to explore possibilities. explore identity in the midst of a caring, forward-
thinking, service-oriented community.
At first these will be exciting subjects, fresh
co-curricular activities, supportive mentors and Meaning-making, Learning, Wellbeing and
of course, new friends. The ‘newness’ of Year Enrichment are the pillars on which we build
7 will keep your daughter engaged for a time, this educational community, and we are
but eventually there will be other questions, delighted to welcome you.
encounters and discoveries.
As her journey at Mater continues, the Maria Haggett
possibilities will broaden, and her questions Educator, Principal
will deepen. This is where we strive to do our
best work. For each student who comes here is
invited to explore what it means to be…herself.
“Today you are
you, that is truer
than true
There is no one
alive who is
Youer than YOU”
Dr. Seuss
4 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022
A New Journey
You and your daughter are embarking on an Information and Contacts
important and exciting journey at Mater Christi
College (MCC). The College is a vibrant, inclusive This guide highlights information of particular
and warm community where students feel safe, relevance to new students and provides advice
build friendships and become intelligent and on where to find further details. Most information
reflective learners. about the College is also available on our website
and our parent portal, My MCC.
2021 has continued to be a year of challenge and
change across the whole community. We are Arrangements surrounding coronavirus can be
proud of our students’ resilience and adaptability accessed via the COVID-19 Management button
as they manage the shifts between school-based on our website homepage.
and online learning. They have certainly lived the Visit the Contact Us page to access phone
‘can do’ attitude of girls’ education. numbers and email addresses of all key contacts
You are encouraged to participate fully in the in the College, otherwise try the ‘Search’ function.
life of the College so that your daughter may The MCC Student Guide is a useful reference
become ‘a compassionate woman of faith, who for College guidelines and can also be found on
will participate actively and creatively in the our website.
affairs of society’ (MCC Mission Statement).
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 5
Transition from Primary School Getting Involved
to Secondary School Early into first term, we will provide opportunities
The move from primary to secondary school for you to meet your daughter’s teachers and
is a social and educational shift that opens up other relevant staff. Information about these and
new experiences. Students often go through other College events will be provided to you via
a range of emotions, display varying levels of email, the e-newsletter and on the Parent Portal.
confidence and may feel a bit uncertain at
times. Secondary school seems initially a
Contacting Your Daughter’s
complex place – usually a bigger school
Home Group Mentor
community with more choices and learning
opportunities. Starting secondary school Home Group Mentors can provide first-hand
means engaging in different subjects, working reassurance, monitor progress and help
with new teachers and the daunting yet coordinate extra support at school. If you have
exciting prospect of making new friends. concerns regarding your daughter, you are
encouraged to contact her Home Group Mentor
Some students may find it challenging to
directly and early in the first term.
move away from the familiarity of their
primary school. It will take most students
some time to adjust to the new demands, Establishing Consistent Routines
routines and structure of secondary school. Both at Home and at School
During the first few weeks, it is normal for
them to display a range of emotions. The Routines and expectations will support your
majority of students adjust and feel daughter as she settles into secondary school
comfortable with these changes by the and sets up positive practices for her future years.
end of the first term. For example, having a copy of your daughter’s
school timetable on the fridge door may help
There are a number of important things with preparation for the day ahead. Others find
parents can do to support their daughters creating lists together of what to do each day can
during this time, including: help students know what is going to happen and
what is expected. We encourage you to find your
own way to help her feel safe and secure.
Providing Support and Encouragement
Some young people will surprise you with
their resilience during stressful times. Others Providing Practical Support
benefit from having someone there to give Be prepared for the first day. For example, the
encouragement or a smile from the side-line. prospect of having to negotiate the trip to
Reassure them, as difficulties faced are mostly school on public transport may be challenging.
temporary and you will be there for them. Consider accompanying your daughter on the
train or bus as a ‘test-run’ before the first day.
This will help familiarise her with the journey.
Listening Your daughter may wish to pair up with a friend
Provide your daughter with opportunities or sibling to help her gain confidence and
to express her feelings about school, build independence. The College will provide a
friendships or any other topics. Take a transport buddy for the first few afternoons.
genuine interest in what she says and try
to keep the focus on positive aspects of her
school experiences. Providing Balance
Make sure your daughter maintains a healthy
balance across the other aspects of her life. For
Be Confident example, ensure she enjoys positive activities
Your daughter will likely take her cues from outside of school - e.g. family outings, time
you. Showing confidence in her ability to with friends from primary school, and other
cope will build her own self-confidence extra- curricular activities. Sleep is an essential
and resilience. requirement for balance and teenagers need
between 9 and 10 hours of sleep every night.
6 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022
Helping Establish New Friendships If you feel that your daughter needs additional
support as she settles into secondary school,
Your daughter will expand her friendship group
please feel free to contact the College. The
and make new friends. You can support this
Home Group Mentor is the first point of
process by providing the opportunity for her to
contact. Support is also available through the
invite new friends home.
Year Learning Coordinator (YLC) or College
Psychologists. The best outcomes are achieved
when we work together.
Problem Solving
Further parent resources, including information
Make the time to listen to and talk with your
from Dr Michael Carr-Greg on SchoolTV, are
daughter. Sometimes young people are overly
available on our website.
challenged with problem solving. If your
daughter tells you of a problem she is having,
ask her to suggest three things she thinks that
she may be able to do about it. This gives you the
opportunity to understand how your daughter is
viewing the problem and also provides a way for
you to offer suggestions as to how the problem
might be solved.
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 7
School Operations
Upcoming Dates
The College Calendar on our website and My MCC is an important reference throughout the year.
During the pandemic and the resultant restrictions, we are not able to confidently set dates for
the usual activities. The following provides an indicative schedule. Dates will be advised if we
need to reschedule or change any events.
2021
17 Sept MCC Charter Bus request due
October Uniform Fitting appointments
21 Oct Annual Fee Billing sent
8 Nov Resources Lists available online – link sent by email
10 Nov Year 7 2022 Orientation Program – 9.00am – 1.00pm
• Where possible, girls should wear their MCC PE uniform as ID photos
will be taken on this day
• Students will need to bring morning tea and their pencil case
• The Uniform Shop open from 12.00pm – 4.00pm
17 Nov Grade 6 Testing – 4.00pm – 5.45pm
• English and Mathematics
12 Dec Resource Lists due
15 Dec Start of the year details emailed
2022
27 Jan Resource Collection
• The Uniform Shop open 10.00am – 6.00pm
31 Jan First day for Years 7 and 10
Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund (CSEF) applications open from Term 1
Catholic Education Benefit (CEB) application due
8 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022
Communication Canvas
Mater Christi fully embraces the opportunities Canvas is our Learning Management System
that technology provides for communication (LMS). Students access course materials,
and learning. In summary: classroom activities, assignments, assessment
information, schedules and more through our
LMS. Parents are also able to monitor student
Email progress through visiting the LMS.
Email is our primary means of communication
with families for invitations, notice of upcoming Website
events, excursion advice etc. Look out for these
emails in case your filters direct them to ‘junk’. The College website hosts a range of reference
material, news and views. Links to relevant pages
The College e-newsletter email collates recent are often included in emails or the e-newsletter.
items posted on the news section of our website.
Social Media
SMS
The College also uses social media, particularly
SMS is used for reminders, emergency Facebook and Instagram to feature and celebrate
notification and absence notifications. student activities and achievement.
My MCC (parent portal)
My MCC provides access to password secured
information, including:
• College Calendar
• Attendance, reports, appointments, timetables
• MaterShop: Café Bene, optional activities
e.g. Central Australia Trip
• Fee Account: View statements and pay
MCC Fees
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 9
College Uniform Uniform Fitting Days
As a Good Samaritan College in the Benedictine Fitting days are arranged with an appointment
tradition, we recognise the dignity of all time allocated to each student. The College will
individuals. We also believe that wearing the advise families of their allocated uniform fitting
uniform correctly is a display of respect for self times. On these fitting days, experienced staff
and for the College community. completely fit students while still allowing room
for growth.
Enrolment at the College implies acceptance of
the following uniform policy guidelines: We hope that most families will be able to
attend at the allotted time. If the appointment
• Students must wear MCC uniform on all is not suitable, please phone the Uniform Shop
school occasions staff on 03 9757 0815 during shop hours, and
• Non-uniform items are not permitted they will endeavour to schedule another time.
• Uniforms must be kept neat and clean at all
times. Dresses and skirts are to be worn no
shorter than the top of the knee
• All clothing should be named clearly
• Students must wear items from the summer,
winter or PE uniform sets. Mixing of these
uniform sets is not permitted
More information about the College uniform,
including uniform policies and trading hours,
is available on our website.
Uniform Shop
MCC student uniform is available exclusively
from the College Uniform Shop located
on the College campus. The direct
phone number for the Uniform Shop
is 03 9757 0815.
The Uniform Shop is open Tuesdays and
Thursdays, 1.00pm to 4.00pm, during
school terms. The last day of trading for
the Uniform Shop in 2021 is Thursday
2 December 1:00pm – 4:00pm.
Please check the College website for
any changes in the operating hours
of the Uniform Shop during COVID-19
restrictions.
Payment options include, cash, cheque,
credit card or EFTPOS (no American
Express or Diners Club).
10 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022UNIFORM FITTING DATES
Tuesday 19 October 2021
Thursday 21 October 2021
Tuesday 26 October 2021 3.00pm – 8.00pm
Thursday 28 October 2021
Thursday 4 November 2021
Uniform Shop Dates
The Uniform Shop is open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1.00pm to 4.00pm, during school terms.
Please check the College website for any changes in the operating hours of the Uniform Shop during
COVID-19 restrictions.
2021
Last Day of Trading
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Thursday 2 December 2021
2022
Uniform Shop extra trading hours
Thursday 20 January 2022 10.00am – 4.00pm
Thursday 27 January 2022
Term 1 usual trading hours commence
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Tuesday 1 February 2022
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 11Transport Traffic Management
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12 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022Curriculum and Learning
Curriculum Students are required to study the essential
disciplines: English, Mathematics, Science,
The framework for the Year 7 – 10 Curriculum Humanities, Religious Education, Technology,
is provided by the International Baccalaureate The Arts, LOTE and Health & Physical Education.
Organisation’s (IBO) Middle Years Program (MYP)
and fulfils all requirements of the Australian More information regarding Curriculum can be
National Curriculum. found on our website.
Our program aims to develop inquiring,
knowledgeable and caring young people who Reporting Procedures
help to create a better and more peaceful world
through intercultural understanding and respect. Students at MCC receive regular feedback about
It encourages students to make practical their academic progress.
connections between their studies and the This can take many forms including updates on
real world, preparing them for success in their Canvas, test and assignment grades, assessment
further study and life. It requires students to look rubrics as well as teacher comments – both
beyond themselves and develop an awareness of written and verbal.
the issues that challenge us at an international
level. In doing so students are encouraged to Students are encouraged to discuss all forms of
be creative, critical and reflective thinkers. As feedback with their teachers and parents.
such the Middle Years Program framework
aligns closely with our College motto “Informed,
Compassionate, Creative”.
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 13Home Study Instrumental Music
Students are encouraged to set themselves In addition to classroom music, individual
goals with regard to the work that needs to be instrument or singing lessons are available.
completed each night. Home study is important Learning a musical instrument improves
in order to be prepared for the day’s classes and memory, organisational skills, co-ordination,
to help consolidate concepts taught in class. teamwork and communication skills. Music
students enjoy great camaraderie and can
The suggestion that Year 7 students should
enhance their skills through a variety of
complete 6 hours per week over 4 nights is set
ensembles and performance opportunities
as an approximate guide. The actual needs may
at the College.
vary depending upon the individual student’s
capabilities and workload throughout the term. Lessons are provided on campus by the Mae
Collard School of Music. More information
At Year 7, the emphasis is on creating positive
about the College Instrumental Tuition Program
study habits early in secondary school. Learning
can be found on our website.
to be self-regulating and organised are skills
that will ensure students are ready to manage For any Instrumental Music queries please
an increased workload when they reach the contact the Finance Team at:
Senior School. accounts@materchristi.edu.au
14 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022Resource Lists College Expectations
Links to the resources lists become live The communications network at MCC has been
in November. set up to provide and maintain:
All students will be provided with a combination • The highest level of communication
padlock for their individual locker at the start of technology and software access
the school year. Replacement padlocks can be • An environment of ownership, respect
purchased from Main Reception. and responsibility
• Every opportunity for growth and development
in the use of communications technology
Learning Technologies • A safe and secure environment for personal
Network and Electronic Usage Guidelines work and files
MCC provides a contemporary learning • Internet access for educational purposes
environment which includes the use of digital Students are required to formally agree to
and online resources to prepare our students for abide by the conditions of the ICT User
their future. In all instances, students are required Agreement annually.
to follow College rules and procedures and
respect our values, especially those of respect,
honesty and integrity. Responsibilities
Within this context, students are provided with The College accepts no responsibility for lost,
College leased iPads (Years 7 & 8) or MacBook Air stolen or damaged personal mobile devices
Laptops (Years 9 – 12). The exact arrangements either at school or travelling to and from school.
for 2022 will be confirmed with parents.
The following websites provide further
Guidelines, expectations and procedures are information and support:
provided to protect all students and the
• cybersafetysolutions.com.au
security and integrity of the College data and
technology infrastructure. The College will • esafety.gov.au
take appropriate disciplinary action for non- • bullyingnoway.gov.au
compliance with these.
All students are required to secure mobile
phones in their lockers. They may not be
used during the school day unless specifically
authorised by a teacher for a particular lesson.
All communication systems within the MCC
network, including email and internet/ intranet
facilities, are the College’s property. The College
allows access to and use of its network for
legitimate work and education related purposes.
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 15Services
Student Support Services additional support needs are referred to
appropriate agencies and mental health
Further support for students is provided through practitioners.
the Counselling and Health Care Centres and
both are open Monday – Friday during the Our registered nurses provide assistance for
school terms. first aid needs, school-based care for students
with chronic medical conditions and health
Our registered psychologists support student care resources.
learning and wellbeing. They are actively
engaged in the Pastoral Program and provide Parents may contact Student Support Services
counselling, assessment and programs to via email: counselling@materchristi.edu.au
support individual students. Ongoing or and healthcentre@materchristi.edu.au
16 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022Health Care Centre Information Asthma
Our Health Care Centre is staffed by Division 1 MCC is recognised as an Asthma Friendly School
Registered Nurses and is open each day from by the Victorian Asthma Foundation.
8.00am – 3.45pm. It is a legal requirement that we have an annual
Asthma Action Plan for each student with an
Asthma diagnosis.
Information Update
We aim to provide the best possible health
care for each student, therefore up-to-date Allergies / Anaphylaxis
information is essential. Parents are asked to Allergies can be life threatening and require rapid
notify the Health Care Centre of changes to any medical attention.
personal or health details as soon as possible.
If your daughter has an allergy or anaphylaxis,
Phone 9757 0831 or email please ensure that the Health Care Centre has
healthcentre@materchristi.edu.au the most up to date information at all times.
An Action Plan for Anaphylaxis MUST be
Students who are ill whilst at school completed for students who are at risk. In
addition, an anaphylaxis risk management
If a student becomes ill or is injured during the plan and an EpiPen must also be provided to
day and is therefore unable to attend classes, the school.
the student must go to the Health Care Centre
for attention. If necessary, the nurse on duty
will contact a parent or guardian to collect Medical Forms
the student from school. It is essential that
communication with home is coordinated All medical forms are available on our website
by the school (not the student) in order to or can be obtained from the Health Care
ensure appropriate duty of care and to manage Centre by emailing our nurses:
students’ health needs. healthcentre@materchristi.edu.au
Health Regulations Sun Protective Clothing and Hats
Parents are asked to notify the school if a MCC follows procedures outlined in the Cancer
student has an infectious disease or has been Council Victoria’s SunSmart Program.
in contact with a person who has. The student Appropriate sun protective clothing is included
may be required to stay away from school for the in the PE uniform and students are required to
prescribed time, as indicated by the Department wear the College baseball cap or bucket hat for
of Health and Human Services. all outdoor sports in Terms 1 and 4.
Students are encouraged to keep to shaded
Medication areas during the high UV period. Sunglasses may
be worn. The use of SPF 30+ broad spectrum
Students requiring medication other than water resistant sunscreen is encouraged and is
paracetamol or naprogesic for occasional or daily available through the Health Care Centre and
use MUST complete a ‘Student Own Medication’ from PE staff.
form and return it to the Health Care Centre with
the required medication so that it can be made
available to them when needed. Please make
sure the medication is in its original packaging
and the expiry date is visible.
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 17Finance
My MCC Conveyance Allowance Program (CAP)
The My MCC tab on the College website provides Students attending MCC may be eligible for
secure access to the College intranet. financial assistance with transport costs through
the Conveyance Allowance Program (CAP).
Further details including username and
password will be emailed to parents. To be eligible for the Conveyance Allowance
a student must reside 4.8km or more by the
shortest practicable route from the College.
Fee Account
The Department of Education and Training (DET)
Families can view their Fee Account through pays the Conveyance Allowance to the College
My MCC and make payments by Direct Debit for distribution to families.
or Credit Card within a secure environment.
More information about CAP is available on
Credit Card details are encrypted and stored our website.
within the NAB Transact online payment
gateway to ensure compliance with privacy laws
and banking regulations. MaterShop
The Payment Arrangement and Direct Debit MaterShop is a debit card system which supports
Form is available on our website. cashless transactions for photocopying, printing,
at Café Bene, and for selected optional student
activities.
Camps, Sports & Excursions
Students use their Mater Christi Student Photo
Fund (CSEF) ID Card as the debit card.
The Victorian Government Camps, Sports and Use of the MaterShop service provides students
Excursions Fund (CSEF) commenced in 2015 with a safe and secure access to agreed funds.
and provides payments for eligible students to
attend camps, sports and excursions. MaterShop can be accessed and funds
transferred via My MCC.
More information about CSEF, including
eligibility requirements, is available on
our website.
Catholic Education Benefit (CEB)
MCC offers an annual rebate to families who have
sons attending a Catholic Secondary College.
The application form and more information
about CEB is available on our website.
18 Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022Café Bene myki
Café Bene is open from 8.45am to 2.00pm every Some excursion destinations are best accessed
school day. via public transport. All students will require a
myki with sufficient funds for those travels.
Students are able to purchase snacks, lunch
and drinks and can pre-order lunches at the Information about myki is available on the
beginning of the day. PTV website.
More information about Café Bene is available on We recommend that students also register
our website. their card.
We look forward to welcoming you and your daughter
to our MCC Community.
Welcome to Mater Christi College YEAR 7, 2022 19Informed Compassionate 28 BAYVIEW ROAD, BELGRAVE VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 3160 Creative materchristi.edu.au
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