School term dates and holidays in Victoria | vic.gov.au
WEBTerm 1. 29 January (students start 30 January in government schools) 28 March. Term 2. 15 April. 28 June. Term 3. 15 July. 20 September.
Public transport fines | vic.gov.au - Victorian Government
WEBPay your fine. You can pay your fine in full in the following ways: Online (opens in a new window): Secure credit card payment can be made online through the Victorian State Government payment website (opens in a new window).; By phone: Call 1300 303 505 to make a payment over the phone. This pay-by-phone service only accepts credit card payments. By Mail : Include payment slip with a non ...
Enrolling in school | vic.gov.au - Victorian Government
WEBTo start primary school your child will need to turn 5 years old by 30 April in the year that they start school. Your child must be at school in the year that they turn 6 years of age. This is the compulsory school starting age. The first year of primary school is called Foundation or Prep. Read more about when and how to enrol your child in ...
eduPass support | vic.gov.au - Victorian Government
WEBeduPass system. eduPass is the department's identity and access management (IDAM) platform that provides users with a unique identity. You will need a registered eduPass account to access our secure applications and systems that are restricted and not open to general public access. You can use the eduPass system to:
The Working with Children Check explained | vic.gov.au
WEBThe main differences between a Working with Children Check and a Police Check are: A Police Check won’t allow you to do child-related work in Victoria. You can’t pass or fail a Police Check, but you will pass or fail a Working with Children Check. A Working with Children Check is valid for 5 years (unless suspended, surrendered or revoked ...
Understand your obligations to protect children | vic.gov.au
WEBDuty of care obligations - all staff. Duty of care is a legal concept that refers to your responsibility to adequately protect children in your care from harm. It applies to all staff members within any early childhood service in Victoria. It's usually expressed as a duty to take reasonable steps to protect children from injury that is ...
The Working with Children Check application process
WEBMay 31, 2023 · The Act allows most people to do child-related work during the screening process that takes place once an application for a Check is lodged. However, by law, you must not work if you: have been charged with, convicted or found guilty of a sexual, violent or drug offence listed in clause 2 of Schedule 5 of the Act.
Health and safety laws | vic.gov.au - Victorian Government
WEBThe Government, employers and unions developed the OH&S Act through talking and working together. The Act allows employers and employees to deal with workplace health and safety through consultation (discussion) and co-operation (team work). Consultation between employers and employees in workplaces is very important.
Contact details for the Department of Education | vic.gov.au
WEBParents, carers, and community members: Phone: 1800 338 663. Online form: Our online form can help connect you to the right area of the department. Contact us via our online form. While we prefer receiving enquiries via our Online form, you can also contact us via email: [email protected]. Postal address: regional office locations.
Road safety camera fine amounts and demerit points
WEBJul 1, 2023 · Mobile phone and seatbelt detection camera offences. Drivers caught by these cameras incur the following penalties: $593 fine if caught using a portable device like a mobile phone while driving, and 4 demerit points. $395 fine for not wearing a seatbelt correctly, and 3 demerit points.