Safety and Security
A culture of safeguarding supported by trained people, clear procedures and accountable systems.
Physical security is only one part of student safety. A safe school also requires appropriate supervision, child-protection standards, respectful behaviour, health and emergency procedures, secure information handling and clear ways for students and adults to report concerns. The entire campus and common areas are covered by CCTV, with 24/7 security provided by trained guards. Fire audits are carried out 2–3 times a year and evacuation drills at least twice a term.
Trained People, Clear Standards
Every adult working with students understands professional boundaries, reporting duties and the school's child-safeguarding procedures.
Students receive age-appropriate information about safe and unsafe behaviour, consent, bullying, online conduct and how to seek help.
How We Protect Our Students
CCTV and Privacy
CCTV operates only in appropriate common or access areas, with lawful purpose, controlled access, defined retention limits and no surveillance in private spaces. This ensures a secure environment without compromising individual privacy.
Five Pillars of Campus Safety
A culture of safeguarding supported by trained people, clear procedures and accountable systems.
Safeguarding
Supervision
Secure Campus
Emergency Readiness
Speak-Up Culture
Safety Standards & School Inquiries
Review our website terms, connect with school administration, or reach out with any questions regarding our student safety and residential standards.