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Duty of Care

Employers have a duty of care to employees, educational institutions have a duty of care to students, staff and any others who use them. These range from Occupational Health & Safety concerns to roles in respect of child abuse, neglect and general supervision. All employing bodies and people in supervisory roles take these seriously. This is especially so in schools.

This page looks at duty of care in relation to staff and students in all states & territories. This ranges from codes of conduct to child protection, Occupational Health & Safety to supervision, in and out of school activities and more. Policies and guidelines from several sources are provided.


States & Territories

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Northern Territory

Queensland

South Australia

Student Work Experience

Several documents relate to Duty of Care.

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia


Other Information

Documents

Documents on aspects of duty of care both for, and by, school staff. Listed as article, PDF, Word, Other.

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