Education (General Provisions) Act 2006
sec.384Meaning of transfer note
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sec.384 Meaning of transfer note
A transfer note , for a former student or continuing student of a State school or non-State school, means a document in the approved form containing the information, including personal information, about the former student or continuing student of the type prescribed under a regulation. Without limiting subsection (1) , a transfer note , for a former student or continuing student of a State school or non-State school, may include information about— the results of the assessment of the former student or continuing student in school studies; and behavioural issues relating to the former student or continuing student identified during the former student’s, or continuing student’s, attendance at a State school or non-State school. Information in a transfer note must be factual, succinct and objective. s 384 amd 2006 No. 55 s 19 sub 2025 No. 24 s 34 (uncommenced amendment) (sec.384-ssec.1) A transfer note , for a former student or continuing student of a State school or non-State school, means a document in the approved form containing the information, including personal information, about the former student or continuing student of the type prescribed under a regulation. (sec.384-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , a transfer note , for a former student or continuing student of a State school or non-State school, may include information about— the results of the assessment of the former student or continuing student in school studies; and behavioural issues relating to the former student or continuing student identified during the former student’s, or continuing student’s, attendance at a State school or non-State school. (sec.384-ssec.3) Information in a transfer note must be factual, succinct and objective.
- (a) the results of the assessment of the former student or continuing student in school studies; and
- (b) behavioural issues relating to the former student or continuing student identified during the former student’s, or continuing student’s, attendance at a State school or non-State school.