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At Box Hill Institute, we are committed to looking after the safety and wellbeing of our students. We have a specific responsibility to keep any student under the age of 18 safe and we take this responsibility very seriously.

We want students to feel happy, safe, and that they belong at Box Hill Institute. We believe that everyone should do their part to keep our students safe, and we're dedicated to making sure we follow all the rules to keep them protected.

To do this Box Hill Institute must follow some rules, which include the:

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Your right to be safe

These rules tell us that we must make sure that students know about their right to be safe, including to:

  • be safe and feel safe wherever they are
  • expect that the adults around them are keeping you safe
  • be given information about how to raise a safety concern
  • be listened to if they have a safety concern, and have action taken about this concern.

What do we mean when we talk about child safety?

If an adult who works for Box Hill Institute:

  • says or does anything that makes you feel scared, unsafe or worried
  • touches you in a way you don’t like or makes you feel uncomfortable
  • hits or hurts you

This may be a child safety concern.

Need to give us feedback or raise a concern about safety at Box Hill Institute?

Have a look at our process for managing concerns:

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Want to know about more about how do we do child safety?

Want to know more about how we do this at Box Hill Institute? Check out some of the links below:


Other resources and supports

If you’re feeling unsafe in another part of your life or need some support check out these services:



Last modified: Tuesday, 16 July 2024, 11:35 AM