❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on bullying and assaults in schools, specifically regarding district office involvement and medical attention required. The answer details the online incident reporting system and provides statistics.
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(b) district offices with regard to bullying incidents?
with regard to bullying incidents?
(b) district offices with regard to assaults on students by other students?
with regard to assaults on students by other students?
(b) district offices with regard to children requiring medical attention as a results of assaults on students by other students?
with regard to children requiring medical attention as a results of assaults on students by other students?
with regard to bullying incidents?
(b) district offices with regard to assaults on students by other students?
with regard to assaults on students by other students?
(b) district offices with regard to children requiring medical attention as a results of assaults on students by other students?
with regard to children requiring medical attention as a results of assaults on students by other students?
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Answered
11 May 2006
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Education and Training
Response time
28 days
(b) who in the Department of Education and Training is responsible for this area?
(1)-(3) During 2003/04 an online incident notification system (commonly referred to in schools as the critical incident database) was implemented. This system builds on the earlier fax system of reporting. a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. When the principal enters the incident into the online database, a description is given which may or may not include the term 'bullying' and may or may not include details relating to medical attention sought or received. b) Schools' reports are automatically submitted to central office and to the relevant district office for appropriate support and/or advice. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded which may or may not be a result of an incident. During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. When the principal enters the incident into the online database, a description is given which may or may not include the term 'bullying' and may or may not include details relating to medical attention sought or received. b) Schools' reports are automatically submitted to central office and to the relevant district office for appropriate support and/or advice. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded which may or may not be a result of an incident. During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
b) Schools' reports are automatically submitted to central office and to the relevant district office for appropriate support and/or advice. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded which may or may not be a result of an incident. During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(1)-(3) During 2003/04 an online incident notification system (commonly referred to in schools as the critical incident database) was implemented. This system builds on the earlier fax system of reporting. a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. When the principal enters the incident into the online database, a description is given which may or may not include the term 'bullying' and may or may not include details relating to medical attention sought or received. b) Schools' reports are automatically submitted to central office and to the relevant district office for appropriate support and/or advice. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded which may or may not be a result of an incident. During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. When the principal enters the incident into the online database, a description is given which may or may not include the term 'bullying' and may or may not include details relating to medical attention sought or received. b) Schools' reports are automatically submitted to central office and to the relevant district office for appropriate support and/or advice. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded which may or may not be a result of an incident. During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
b) Schools' reports are automatically submitted to central office and to the relevant district office for appropriate support and/or advice. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded which may or may not be a result of an incident. During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
During Term 2, 2006 the new version of the online incident notification system will be implemented. This system provides for greater consistency in relation to data entry. The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
The following tables provide an overview of the incidents submitted online that reflect the terminology used in parts (1) - (3). It should be noted that incidents submitted may not always use the specific terminology used in the Parliamentary Question. Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
Table 1: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERMS 'BULLYING, BULLY, BULLIED': 2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
2004:22 2005:29 2006:14 Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
Table 2: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS': 2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
2004:211 2005:167 2006:60 Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
Table 3: INCIDENTS SUBMITTED INCORPORATING THE TERM 'ASSAULTS ON STUDENTS' AND 'MEDICAL ATTENTION': 2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
2004:24 2005:15 2006:7 (4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(4) Yes. All government schools are expected to report suspected criminal activity to the police. (5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(5) (a) All schools are expected to submit notification of any event or issue of a critical or highly contentious nature. Schools are required to provide information to the district director about students who have been suspended and/or excluded, which may be a result of an incident involving bullying or an alleged assault. (b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
(b) The principal is responsible for the notification of the incident. The district education office provides appropriate support based on the nature and severity of the incident. The Executive Director, Teaching and Learning North and the Executive Director, Teaching and Learning South have responsibility for the incidents occurring in their respective education districts.
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