Our Student Services team consists of a number of specialist staff who work in partnership with our teachers, parents, and where required, outside support agencies to improve the education outcomes for all of our students.
The Lower School Student Services team consists of a Year Coordinator for each year level and two Student Services Managers. The Upper School team consists of a Year Coordinator for each year leveal, a Student Services Manager and teachers who support students in Vocational Education and Training.
The focus for the Student Services team is to engage with all students and support Fremantle College’s positive learning environment, providing opportunities and pathways for success for all students.
Students are encouraged to discuss with their Year Coordinator any concerns they may have which affect their learning in the classroom. Parents are encouraged to in the first instance, contact the relevant teacher (please click here to view our staff contact list), however should further action be required, please do not hesitate to contact the relevant Year Coordinator for further assistance:
Lower School Student Services Team for 2021
Year Coordinators:
Program Managers:
Upper School Student Services Team for 2021
Year 11 – 12 – Carla Del Borrello
Program Manager:
VET Coordinator – Kelly Martelli
College Psychologist
Our college Psychologist assists students with their educational, emotional and social needs. The psychologist plays an important role in providing advice to teachers and parents about programs and strategies to support our students in attaining positive mental health.
College Chaplain
Our college Chaplain is on site from Monday to Friday and supports students through one on one counselling, and programs such as the Breakfast Club, which operates 5 days per week before school. The Chaplain works in collaboration with all Year Coordinators, supporting students and assisting them to engage with their education opportunities.
College Nurse
Fremantle College has a Community Health Nurse on site on Monday to Thursday. The Nurse is available to students before school, at recess, lunch time and after school. During class time, students may only attend the Nurse by appointment or with their teacher’s permission if their need is urgent.
In the event of sickness or injury at school requiring a student to be sent home or to a doctor, the parent or emergency contact person will be asked to arrange transport. In an emergency, an ambulance will be called at the parent’s expense. It is therefore recommended that families belong to an ambulance fund.
