Parents and Friends Association
Meetings are held twice a term.  Dates, agendas and minutes are published in the newsletter and via the Skoolbag APP.  

Please come along, share your views and support your children.

 Holy Cross P&F Executive and Committee.                                       Click on a name to send an email.

    President:                           Kira Rook
    Vice President:                   Ashleigh Smith 
    Secretary:                           Sian Morgan
    Treasurer:                           Joanne Cleveringa

    Canteen Coordinator:         Naomi Hughes
    Uniform Coordinator:          Lauren Doyle
    Federation Delegates:        Karen Smith 
                                               Lauren Doyle
    
    

Complaints Resolution
Holy Cross Glendale closely adheres to the Diocesan Complaints Resolution Policy and Procedures for Parents & Carers. The following procedures are adopted from these policy and procedures and apply to staff, parents and carers at Holy Cross Primary School. Glendale. 

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Arrivals and Dismissal Procedures

Holy Cross maintains strict protocols concerning the safety of children and members of our school community.  The attached document details safety expectation procedures relating to arrival & dismissal, entry & exit points for staff, students and carers.

​Holy Cross Glendale has an active and engaged P&F Association.  

​The P&F Association is a group of parents and school staff who  volunteer their time to discuss important issues that affect the school and to raise much needed funds.

The P&F are responsible for running the school canteen and organising fun, extra-curricular activities for the children who attend this school. Some examples are school discos, fun runs, Easter and Christmas raffles, Mothers' Day and Fathers' Day stalls amongst other initiatives. 
Fund raising efforts assist the school in the purchase of resources and equipment directly linked to supporting children.

Child Protection
Catholic schools in the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle are committed to providing safe environments for students. Whilst we have a legal obligation to protect children, this commitment is central to our Catholic beliefs. At Holy Cross, we believe that all children have a right to a safe environment which is free from any form of abuse or harm. Further information can be found in the Parent Handbook.  

1. Fill out an online application form at the Office of the Children's Guardian. When you have completed the application form, you will receive an Application number (APP) .
2. Take this Application number and proof of your identity to a NSW motor registry or Service NSW Office. Once your application has been processed and you are cleared, you will receive your Working with Children Check number (WWC).
3. Bring your Working with Children Check number to the school and fill in the Declaration Form. You will need to bring proof of identity documents with you for a 100 point check. Your WWCC number and form will then be sent to our Diocesan Child Protection Unit (Zimmerman Services) to be put on the new Register of Volunteers.