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The College works closely with students, parents and staff in supporting the wellbeing of all students by promoting a climate in which there is mutual respect and acceptance between staff and students. This is underpinned by the College’s Wellbeing Framework.聽

St Patrick’s College Wellbeing Framework

The focus of student wellbeing is to know the individual, nurture them and challenge them to be more and give more in a variety of areas.

In both the Middle School (Years 5- 8) and the Senior School (Years 9-12) student wellbeing is centered on the class and homeroom teacher, supported by the Year Coordinator and the Director of Middle School/ Senior School.

Student Management Procedures seek to develop a school climate which promotes a high degree of self-discipline and self-respect within students.

The College maintains justifiable expectations in terms of positive and respectful relationships, grooming, travel, application to learning and involvement in Co-curricular activities.聽

The Student Management Procedures aim to:

• Establish systems where appropriate behaviour is affirmed and positive contributions to the school community are rewarded and, where necessary, appropriate sanctions are applied when behaviour is inappropriate or unacceptable. A system of commendations, infringements and levels operate to support this process.
• Maintain discipline and improve student behaviour by educating students, parents and staff in the thinking and procedures underlying College discipline and by regularly evaluating it.

To complement the pastoral responsibilities of the teaching staff, the College has two full time to support boys and their families.

Mandatory involvement in camps, reflection days and retreats as well as opportunities to be involved in peer support, student leadership and College Cup activities provide excellent avenues for other wellbeing initiatives.