Chaplain
Our Chaplain works at Beeliar Primary School on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. The Chaplain helps to build a positive school culture by being involved with Stand Tall activities, by being present in school activities and classrooms to get to know staff and students and by running targeted initiatives and programs throughout the year when required.
Our Chaplain is also available to provide specific support to students, parents and staff as required.
Formal support from the chaplain for students is through a referral process, and your child’s classroom teacher will help you with this process.
Students at Educational Risk (SAER)
The school has a comprehensive approach for students who may require additional support in developing the academic, social or emotional skills required to be an active and effective member of the community.
A focus on early identification for students who need individualised support in one or more areas of development is part of the school’s policy for students at educational risk (SAER). Strategies to support identified students include individualised education plans, the implementation of relevant teaching and learning strategies and ongoing monitoring of student progress.
Parents and caregivers are encouraged to be involved in all aspects of their child’s development and are an essential part of supporting students to achieve their full potential. If you are concerned about your child’s progress at school, please contact the class teacher and/or the school’s student services team.
Beeliar Primary has an extensive student services team and includes the following staff members:
- Student Services Manager – Nicole Hughes (Deputy Principal)
- School Psychologist – Tiahn Pizzi
- Aboriginal Education Officer – Marie Lynden
- Chaplain – Tharina Smit