sec.11Power to remove property from student

sec.11 Power to remove property from student

The principal or a staff member of a State school may remove from a student at the school any property in the student’s possession if the principal or staff member is satisfied the removal is necessary— to promote the caring, safe and supportive learning environment of the school; or to maintain and foster mutual respect between staff members and students at the school; or to encourage all students attending the school to take responsibility for their own behaviour and the consequences of their actions; or to provide for the effective administration of matters relating to students of the school. Under subsection (1) , the property may, for example, be removed from a student to ensure compliance with— a policy or procedure for school discipline made under section 276 of the Act ; or a direction or guideline given by the chief executive under the Act ; or a policy approved, and implemented, by the chief executive under the Act . (sec.11-ssec.1) The principal or a staff member of a State school may remove from a student at the school any property in the student’s possession if the principal or staff member is satisfied the removal is necessary— to promote the caring, safe and supportive learning environment of the school; or to maintain and foster mutual respect between staff members and students at the school; or to encourage all students attending the school to take responsibility for their own behaviour and the consequences of their actions; or to provide for the effective administration of matters relating to students of the school. (sec.11-ssec.2) Under subsection (1) , the property may, for example, be removed from a student to ensure compliance with— a policy or procedure for school discipline made under section 276 of the Act ; or a direction or guideline given by the chief executive under the Act ; or a policy approved, and implemented, by the chief executive under the Act .

• (a) to promote the caring, safe and supportive learning environment of the school; or
• (b) to maintain and foster mutual respect between staff members and students at the school; or
• (c) to encourage all students attending the school to take responsibility for their own behaviour and the consequences of their actions; or
• (d) to provide for the effective administration of matters relating to students of the school.
• (a) a policy or procedure for school discipline made under section 276 of the Act ; or
• (b) a direction or guideline given by the chief executive under the Act ; or
• (c) a policy approved, and implemented, by the chief executive under the Act .