Rules and policies are in place to make sure your child remains safe and well at school.
Visit the NSW Department of Education’s policy library for all current operational policies.
Our school uses the department's School Community Charter to ensure all of our communication is collaborative and respectful.
Attendance and absences
Students must attend school regularly so they can achieve their educational best and increase their career and life options.
In NSW, all children from the age of 6 are legally required to attend school or be registered for home schooling through the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA). All students must complete Year 10, or its equivalent and remain in school, employment or training until they turn 17.
For more information about compulsory school attendance, visit:
School frameworks (school rules)
As well as following the department’s operational policies, we have developed frameworks for our students in line with our school’s values and commitments.
Student welfare and discipline
Please click on the link below to access the school's Student Welfare and Discipline Policy.
Bush Fire Emergency Procedure
Wyong Creek Public School has now put into place emergency procedures in case of a bushfire.
Any decision to evacuate should be based on the assessment of actual or potential danger, if possible on the advice of emergency services. Decisions concerning evacuation and the selection of designated safe assembly areas and access routes should be made according to the circumstances and the time of the emergency.
The school population may be evacuation when directed by Emergency Services personnel, Department of Education, Director of Education or when the school Principal judges an evacuation is nessessary. The Principal will decide if the school voluntarily to Wyong Public School as a safer alternative to waiting for evacuation. Wyong Public School is located in Cutler Drive, 02 4352 1301. The students will be evacuated by Coastal Liner Bus and Coaches.
Wyong Creek Public School will be closed when the bushfire ratings are catestrophic.