Please contact Senior Campus Reception on 5971 6100 or email office@woodleigh.vic.edu.au if you have any questions regarding the content available here.
Secure School Environment Policy
Staff and students have a basic right to work and study in a school free from any harassment or bullying. Woodleigh Campus is committed to providing such an environment.
What Is Harassment?
Harassment is the deliberate desire to hurt, intimidate or threaten another. It may take many forms.
- Physical – e.g. pushing, shoving, fighting, invasion of personal space.
- Verbal – e.g. name calling, offensive language, discrimination, “put downs” based on race, gender, physical appearance, sexual orientation or religious creed.
- Visual – e.g. offensive notes and gestures, graffiti.
- Victimisation – e.g. stand over tactics, exclusion.
- Sexual – e.g. any unwelcome sexual behaviour including offensive jokes, language or pictures.
- Electronic – e.g. offensive or intimidating emails, offensive photos published on the Web / social network sites, or via text messaging, filming.
How Can We Stop Harassment?
- We can conduct ourselves so that we do not provoke others to respond in an unacceptable manner.
- We can work to resolve disputes with others in a peaceful way.
- If we see harassment we can refuse to join in.
- We can support any students who are harassed. For example, we might intervene if it is safe, we might assist them if we are able to, and we can report it to staff.
- If we are harassed, we can tell the person that what they are doing is harassment. We can stand up for ourselves if anyone tries to harass us by:
- telling them to stop
- ignoring them (in the very short term)
- saying ‘no’
- asking a staff member for support
- drawing the attention of others (students and staff) to the harassing behaviour
Asking a Staff Member for support
For advice talk to one of the following:
- Your Tutor
- Your Teacher
- Your Homestead Coordinator
- Director of Counselling – Donna Nairn
- Director of Wellbeing – Daniel Lukies
- The Head of Woodleigh Campus – Nat McLennan
- The Principal – David Baker
Our Response To Bullying and Harassment
If a matter is reported to Senior Staff it will then be discretely investigated and if necessary some of the following approaches used:
- self-help
- warning
- counseling
- therapeutic solutions
- restorative practice session attended by both parties
- apology
- parent contact
- referral to Support Group for ongoing case management
- withdrawal from Homestead or classes – ‘in school’ suspension
- suspension
- expulsion
Addressing Harassment
Most harassment that occurs is not complained about and therefore remains hidden. Those who are harassed often don’t complain because they fear it will make things worse or that no one will take them seriously, even if they do complain. We know, however, that harassment thrives in an atmosphere where it is hidden and not discussed. When we are willing to acknowledge the problem it can be dealt with. We take a ‘shared concern’, non-punitive approach where everyone involved has a responsibility to help solve the problem.
Want To Talk To Someone?
Kids Helpline 1800 551 800
Free call 24 hours, 7 days a week. Confidential and professional counselling service.
Frankston Community Health Centre 9784 8100
Can arrange counselling, assist with issues relating to sexual health, sexuality, drug and alcohol and mental health etc.
Headspace 1800 650 890– or Peninsula Headspace 9769 6419
Anonymous drug counselling, information and referral.
Lifeline 13 11 14
Grief Line 1300 845 745
Resource Links
Internet Contract
eSafety Resources
TRAG – Teenagers Road Accident Group
DARTA – Paul Dillon Resources
- DARTA Presentations
- DARTA Fact Sheets
- DARTA Useful Websites
- DARTA Student Activities
- Preventing Alcohol Fuelled Violence
South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault SECASA
Bully Stoppers
Helping Those who are Grieving
Please follow the link below to Campion Education to purchase your child's 2023 booklist items.

Year 7 Booklist
Year 8 Booklist
Year 9 Booklist
Year 10 Booklist
VCE Units 1-4 Booklist
Booklist FAQs
What is the School Code?
If the Campion website asks for a School Code enter “968F”.
Do I have to make an account?
Yes. This is so you can save and track your order.
What is the difference between the Early English Booklist and the other booklists?
The Early English Booklist is for students in Years 11 and 12 in 2023 only. These books are needed for Orientation Week 2022, and, if ordered by Friday 27th October 2022, will be Home Delivered by Campion in plenty of time. Please take note of the titles you order to avoid ‘doubling-up’ on the VCE Booklist. We advise you to create a Campion account so that you can check your order/s at any time.
How can I find out which subjects/ electives my student is enrolled in?
All students will receive an email with their subject enrolments on it during Term 4. Please ask to see the email if you are unsure of their subjects.
When does my general booklist order need to be finalised?
Booklists stay open during next year, and do not close until the end of Term 3, however, for timely Home Delivery before the school year starts, orders should be placed by January 7 at the latest.
When can I collect my booklist order?
Owing to ongoing COVID-19-related uncertainty there will be no School Collection in 2023. All orders will be sent to the address entered by you when you order.
My student is new, and we don’t know which language they are doing yet. What should I do?
ALL students in Year 7-10 (and VCE French or Indonesian) must purchase Education Perfect to complete Language activities – this subscription covers both languages. We advise you to create a Campion account so that textbooks can be added to your booklist order at a later date or contact Campion directly to make additional purchases.
The website is not working for me. Who can I speak to?
If you have questions about the booklist website, please search the FAQs on the Campion website https://www.campion.com.au/support-help/support-for-parents/ or phone Campion on 1300 433 982.
For queries about texts, you can contact Campion (as above) or the School (5971 6100).
I can navigate to the Campion website using the link, but the booklist page only has a heading. What is going wrong?
The Campion website appears to have a block on repeat visits during a single browser session. The solution is to quit the browser you are using, restart the browser, and then return to the booklist via the Senior Campus/ Parent resources menu.
Why are there so many digital texts?
Woodleigh is committed to reducing the use of paper where possible. In addition, there are many excellent digital teaching and revision providers that the faculties have tested, evaluated, and chosen to support the wide range of learning styles and levels.
Which digital texts do I need?
Compulsory school-wide digital subscriptions are clearly labelled as such on the booklist and must be purchased via the booklist.
- Year 7-9 Education Perfect “Full Suite”
- Year 10, 11 and 12 Education Perfect for French and Indonesian
- Year 7-8 Science (Stile)
- Year 9-10 Science electives (Stile)
- Some Year 11 and 12 subjects will need to purchase an Edrolo subscription via the Edrolo Payment Portal
Some subjects have other digital resources particular to them. Please check your list carefully to ensure that you purchase all items required.
Do I have to buy the “Print+Digital” text?
There are some subjects where a “print+digital” text and a digital “reactivation code” are listed. If you do not have a physical copy of a second-hand text in your possession at the time of ordering, please purchase “Print+Digital”, as you can exchange or refund this item if the code has not been activated. In addition, some VCE subjects may have a “Digital Only” textbook for those students who do not require a Print version. Please check the Booklist carefully.
What is a “reactivation code”?
A “reactivation code” is used with a second-hand text to access online content from the publisher. The “reactivation code” should ONLY be purchased if you have a secondhand copy of the print text in your hands. DO NOT buy a reactivation code “just in case”. You CANNOT get an exchange or refund for a reactivation code. If in doubt, buy the “print+digital” option, as this is more flexible in the long run.
Do I have to buy all the stationery?
Some subjects have specific requirements, and these will be listed under the Subject Heading. All other stationery is Optional.
When is the Secondhand Book Sale?
This is yet to be determined.
I’ve missed the deadline! What can I do?
The booklist stays open until the booklist for next year is finalised – usually by the end of Term 3. Just place a Late Order via the website, and Campion will arrange delivery. Campion website https://www.campion.com.au/support-help/support-for-parents/ or phone on 1300 433 982.
What are “School Charges”?
When you complete your order there will be two sub-totals added up at the bottom. “School Charges” is the sub-total for subscriptions (Education Perfect, Stile and/or Edrolo) which are being collected by Campion on the school’s behalf. The other sub-total is for Texts and Stationery.