St Paul's College policies

Click the links below to view individual reports and policies
St Paul's College Annual Report 2026
St Paul's College Annual Report 2025
St Paul’s Annual Report 2024
St Paul’s Annual Report 2023
St Paul’s Annual Report 2022
St Paul's Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy
St Paul's Child Safety Code of Conduct Policy
St Paul's Child Safety Reporting Procedure
Complaints and Grievances Policy - St Paul's College
St Paul's College Enrolment Agreement Form
Statement of Values and College Philosophy Policy
Statement of Democratic Principles
The VRQA Minimum Standards for School Registration includes a standard concerning the school’s adherence to Australian democratic principles and practice.
This standard is as follows:
The programs of, and teaching in, a school must support and promote the principles and practice of Australian democracy, including a commitment to:
- elected Government;
- the rule of law;
- equal rights for all before the law;
- freedom of religion;
- freedom of speech and association;
- the values of openness and tolerance.
VMCH and St Paul’s College is committed to the principles of a liberal democracy.
- We believe in an accountable, democratically elected government.
- We respect and observe the rule of law and believe that no person is above the law.
- We believe in equal rights for all before the law, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, gender or other attributes.
- We believe not only in the freedom of religion, but also the need to practise tolerance and understanding of others' beliefs.
- We believe in the value of freedom of speech and freedom of association, but also acknowledge that we have the responsibility not to abuse this freedom.
- We believe in the values of openness and tolerance, and value and respect all members of the College community regardless of background.