School life
Cromer Campus
Find the answers to frequently asked questions in our Cromer Campus digital handbook. You'll find bell times, bus info, canteen, quick links and a whole lot more!
Notices
All students will have their portrait taken on Monday 23 February 2026 (absent students will be taken on 26/2/26).
Order your package (and request sibling photos) online before photo day. Our school code is NFT X1M ZJ4
A - Z digital handbook
Attendances are recorded electronically by teachers for every lesson at Cromer Campus. This allows us to have accurate data about when students are in class.
School Commences
- 8.40am (students should arrive by 8.30am).
School Concludes
- 3pm (2.00pm Thursdays)
Note: Yrs 8-10 may leave at 2:30pm on Wednesday after sport
Late arrival
Any student arriving after the bell at 8.50am must report to the Student Welcome Centre to sign in using their student ID card (issued after school photos are taken in March) and collect a late slip which is shown to the student’s class teacher.
Parents will be informed by SMS if a student is not at school or has arrived late. SMS messages are sent through a randomly generated phone number which is not linked to the school. This message can be replied to with an explanation for the absence. Student whole day attendance can also be monitored by parents through the Sentral Student Portal.
If a student is not in class, it is their responsibility to catch up on work missed.
Advising of absence from school
As a parent or carer, you are responsible for ensuring your child attends school every day when they are of compulsory school age. You must explain all absences to the school within 7 days.
Please phone or email the school before 10am in the morning to report your student absent or late.
SMS messages are sent to Parents/Carers for students who are marked absent or issued late arrival in period 1.
- Three days sick – Medical certificate required.
- Extended absence – for long term leave (five days or more) from the school (holiday etc.) a leave form obtainable from the office must be submitted before leave is taken.
Cromer Campus bell times
It's important for students to arrive on time each day. If your child is running late, please contact us.
| MONDAY |
Period 1 Literacy Period 2 Break 1 Period 3 Period 4 Break 2 Period 5 |
| TUESDAY |
Period 1 Literacy Period 2 Break 1 Period 3 Period 4 Break 2 Period 5 |
| WEDNESDAY |
Period 1 Literacy Period 2 Break 1 Period 3 Break 2 Period 4 Period 5 |
| THURSDAY |
Period 1 Literacy Period 2 Break 1 Period 3 Break 2 Period 4 Period 5 |
| FRIDAY |
Period 1 Literacy Period 2 Break 1 Period 3 Period 4 Break 2 Period 5 |
If you have left something on a bus, please complete the form with as much detail as possible.
Students may be eligible to receive free travel to and from home and school on approved public transport during term time.
Visit the Transport NSW website for more information:
Keolis Downer operates the school bus services, enabling school students to travel between school and home via bus.
Plan your trip
Type in Cromer Campus and list of school special services (indicated with an ‘n’ after the 3-digit route number) will appear.
Please plan your trip and check the route / timetable regularly as changes may occur.
Morning routes to Cromer Campus
600n - from Warringah Mall via Allambie Heights
601n - from Manly Wharf via Freshwater & Dee Why
606n - from Narraweena to NBSC Mackellar Campus
676n - from Mona Vale Junction
690n - from North Curl Curl
695n - from Frenchs Forest
696n - from Beacon Hill
785n - from Seaforth Shops
Afternoon routes from Cromer Campus
600n - to Warringah Mall via Allambie Heights
601n - to Manly Wharf via Dee Why
602n - to Frenchs Forest
603n - to Warringah Mall
604n - to Collaroy Plateau
648n - to Cromer Campus to Mater Maria Catholic College
676n - to Cromer Primary to Dee Why
684n - to Cromer Campus to St Luke’s Grammar
768n - to Cromer Campus to Cromer Heights
All students are to wait within the school grounds for afternoon bus services. Students will be directed onto school buses by teaching staff
- Students are to ensure that they travel using an appropriate bus Opal Card directly between school and home.
- Students must “tap” their opal card on the card readers when entering & exiting the buses.
- Students are not permitted to eat or drink whilst on buses.
- Students need to ensure that they are well-behaved whilst travelling on buses; poor behaviour on buses may lead to the loss of Opal Card or travel privileges.
- Students travelling on buses should display courtesy and co-operation to all passengers and drivers.
- Students are to wait and permit adults and paying customers on to buses before they enter using school bus passes.
- Students should not travel on local buses if an equivalent school bus covers the same route.
Year 7 & 8 students in 2026 will not be required to BYOD (bring your own device) to school.
Year 7 & 8 students will have access to a suite of laptops (provided by the school) for classes requiring the use of technology.
Families will be invoiced $100 in 2026 to utilise a laptop rather than purchase their own outright for a higher upfront cost.
Students entering Year 9 in 2026 will be required to bring their own device which should last for the remainder of their secondary schooling.
NOTE: Students should always be prepared for lessons with appropriate equipment for timetabled classes including pens, pencils, exercise books and calculators.
SEE BYOD Specifications & Equipment Requirements - Laptop
Hardware Specifications
Device Type
- Laptop device should not be too heavy to carry in bag each day.
- A carry case or skin should be included to protect the device.
- Note: SMART Phones or tablet devices such as iPads are not considered as appropriate personal computing devices for high school.
Screen
- Minimum Screen Size: 10”
- Maximum Screen Size: 15”
- Recommended: 13”-14”
Recommended Operating Systems
- Windows: Microsoft Windows 11 or newer
- MacBook: Apple macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer
Wireless Compatibility
- Device must have wireless network 802.11n/5GHz support, with the ability to connect using WPA2 enterprise encryption. Wireless transmission will be on the 5GHz band. Wireless transmission on the 2.4GHz band may not be supported.
- Important Note: Devices with 2.4Ghz only are NOT supported
Battery Life
- Minimum 6 hours (aim for 8+ hours due to limited charging at school)
Insurance Considerations
- Be aware of the terms of insurance policies/warranties for the device. The school will not accept responsibility for loss or breakage.
- Accidental loss and breakage insurance Additional power supply External backup drive / USB stick
Storage & RAM
- A minimum specification for storage of 128 GB SSD or HDD for laptops, 8 GB RAM, to process data rapidly.
- Devices with less than 128 GB may require access to additional external / cloud storage.
- Cloud storage can act as a backup data source.
Software Specifications
Education Software
- Web browsers: Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox.
- Safari is preinstalled in the Apple devices.
- Microsoft Office 365 Suites: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, One Note, One Drive etc.
- Adobe Applications: Adobe acrobat and Adobe Creative Cloud.
- Other Adobe applications can be downloaded based on the course structure.
Free Software
Software available from the Department of Education and Communities.
Currently students with an NSW Government Education email address can install and use the Microsoft Office 365 Suite and Adobe Creative Cloud products at no cost. These are accessed through the Learning Tools tab in the student portal.
Our school canteen serves a wide range of healthy food, fruit, drinks and daily specials.
The canteen phone number is (02) 9981 1155 ext 123.
Canteen opening hours
The canteen opens at 8.10am for breakfast
It is open in both Break 1 (long break) and Break 2 (short break).
Counter purchases
Cash, EFTPOS and Student ID Card payments are accepted. (Phones may not be used for payment).
Limited options are available to purchase over the counter so the best option is to place a lunch order.
Lunch or breakfast orders
Order online through Flexischools (see below)
- Breakfast orders need to be placed by 8am.
- All other same day orders need to be placed before 8.30am.
Orders may be placed for either the long break (Break 1) or short break (Break 2).
Please ensure your student knows that you have ordered for them and in which break to collect it.
Flexischools
Our canteen uses Flexischools to place orders or to top up your student's account.
Register for a free account
- Go to the Flexischools website or download the App from Google Play or Apple Store.
- Enter your email and click the Register button.
- You will be emailed a link to the online form.
- Choose a username, password and enter your contact details.
- For each child, click "Add a student" and follow the prompts.
Add funds to your account
Once you've registered, click on the "Top up Wallet" button in the main menu.
Your student can use their Student ID Card to make canteen purchases with preloaded funds.
Operation
The canteen is managed by the P&C.
The Canteen Policy is determined by the P&C Committee with input from students, staff and parents.
This policy is in accordance with the Department of Education and Training Healthy School Canteen Strategy.
Ceremonies are organised at Cromer Campus to recognise student academic success and contributions to the school community. Parents and students are invited to attend these events.
The whole School Ceremony Events include:
- Integrated Studies Evening of Celebration
- Year 12 Graduation in Term 3
- Sports Award Ceremony Term 4
- Presentation Evening Term 4
Principal's morning teas are also held to recognise outstanding student attendance, commitment to learning or cultural or sporting achievements.
Please email the school immediately of any changes to your personal details including address, email, phone details and emergency contacts.
Students are not to use mobile phones at school. Please do not text or call your student when they are at school.
Please called the school directly if you need to contact your student at short notice.
Staff will not speak to parents on a student's personal phone.
If your student needs to leave the school grounds ‘early’ during regular school time for any reason, Parents must phone or email the school before 10am. Please include the students name, roll class, time of leaving and reason.
The student may also bring a note to the Office before school commences requesting permission to leave early.
The Office staff will issue the student with a leave pass, stating the time the student will be leaving. This slip is shown to the class teacher to be released from class. Students need to retain the leave pass until they reach home as proof they are officially allowed out of school.
Last minute calls to the school for immediate release of students may incur delays whilst we locate the student.
All students should come to school each day with a fully equipped pencil case including:
- black, blue and red pens
- lead pencils and eraser
- glue stick
- white out tape
- scissors
- 30cm ruler
- coloured pencils
- highlighters
- sharpener
- protractor
Year 7 -8 (Stage 4)
No personal laptop required at school. Laptops provided by the school for use when required in class.
Year 9-10 (Stage 5)
May bring personal laptop for use in classes
Years 11 -12 (Stage 6)
BYOD for every subject, every day.
SEE BYOD Specifications for more information
SEE Stationery Pack for information on ordering a pre-packed kit for Years 7 & 8.
Note - please label and cover all exercise books with a protective layer.
All exercise books should:
- be lined
- have margins
- a minimum of 128 pages (unless otherwise noted).
English
- A4 exercise book (1 per semester)
- A4 display folder
Maths
- A4 grid book
Science
- A4 exercise book
- Closed black leather shoes for all practical subjects
Literacy
- A4 exercise book
- Foolscap document folder
PDHPE
- A4 exercise book
- Sports uniform for practical lessons
HSIE
- A4 exercise book (1 per semester)
- Protractor and geometry compass
LOTE
- A4 exercise book
Careers (Stage 5)
- A4 exercise book
TAS
- Closed black leather shoes
Year 7 Tech Mandatory
- Food Tech Apron
- A4 exercise book
- Container for food leftovers
Year 8 Tech Mandatory
- Apron
Stage 4 & 5 Textiles
- A4 exercise book (96 page minimum)
- A4 Art Diary
Stage 5 and 6 ITM
- A4 exercise book (96 page minimum)
- A4 Art Diary
- laptop with Adobe Software (Premiere Pro + After Effects)
Stage 5 ITT/DT
- A4 exercise book (96 page minimum)
- A4 Art Diary
- Geometry set (45 and 30 degree rulers for workshop drawing)
- laptop
Software Engineering
- A4 exercise book (96 page minimum)
- laptop
Stage 5 Food Tech
- Apron
- A4 exercise book (96 page minimum)
- Container for food leftovers
- laptop
Stage 6 Hospitality
- Black pants
- Black Hospitality Polo (available from the Uniform Shop)
- Apron
- Container for food leftovers
- laptop
CAPA
* Closed black leather shoes for all practical subjects
Dance
- A4 exercise book
- Dancewear as described by teacher
Drama
- A4 Visual Arts Diary (120 page 125gsm, side bound, blank pages)
- Stage Blacks as described by teacher - back pants / shirt
Music
- Music book with stave
Year 7 - 10 Visual Arts
- A4 Visual Arts Diary (120 page 125gsm, side bound, blank pages)
- HB, 2B, 4B and 6B lead pencils
Stage 6 Visual Arts
- A3 Visual Arts Diary (120 page 125gsm, side bound, blank pages)
- A4 binder folder
- 100 pack plastic sleeves
- A4 divider pack
- HB, 2B, 4B and 6B lead pencils
- Black felt tip pen / permanent marker
Excursions are an important aspect of school life.
Most school outings and excursions require students to be in full school uniform. Students could forfeit the privilege of participating in excursions if they are not correctly dressed.
Whilst in public students must be sure to demonstrate our core values of Respect, Responsibility & Success.
An email with a permission and payment link will be sent with a due date prior to the excursion.
Permission and payment for excursions must be made online through the School Bytes Parent Portal.
There are a lot of interesting activities you can get involved with out of regular class time.
We use internal messages on Sentral to promote clubs, activities, notifications and messages to students.
Follow us on our official Facebook page for articles and interesting things happening in our school community
Homework is valuable in consolidating, extending and / or enriching the school's learning programs.
There are two types of homework which students are encouraged to do each weekday - written homework involving a task set by teachers, and study in the form of revision, preparation and general reading.
In the Junior years, students should do at least one hour of homework each night.
Senior students should do at least two hours work including their own study and preparation.
Students may attend our Homework Society to complete homework assignments or other projects and seek guidance from teachers supervising each session.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school from 3.15pm to 4.15pm - in the Library.
Queries may be directed to Mr Markovina (Science Faculty)
Students who are feeling unwell during class time should ask their teacher for an Out of Class pass and report immediately to the Office.
Administration staff will contact a parent to collect the student.
Cromer Campus Library is committed to providing an optimal educational environment and excellent service to the whole school community, through the provision of a safe and inviting setting, quality teaching and learning, and resources that support the curriculum of the school and the wider interests of its community.
We have an excellent selection of fiction and non-fiction titles which are updated with new releases regularly. Our senior collection has a range of resources to support the HSC, including textbooks and past paper responses.
The Teacher-Librarian is available to provide assistance with research, finding reading material and help with assessments and class tasks.
Clearly mark your name on all items brought to school. This will help ensure a speedy return of lost items.
If you lose an article in the school grounds, report it immediately to the Student Welcome Centre office so that it can be recorded and returned, if found.
Download a plan of Cromer Campus here:
- Ground floor map (PDF 140KB)
- First floor map (PDF 130KB)
Cromer Campus is committed to supporting students’ health and wellbeing and requests that parents and carers provide the school with any relevant health information that is required to support the student at school.
This information is also collected at the time of enrolment and needs to be updated regularly or if a new health condition develops.
Medical Action Plans
Any student who suffers from anaphylaxis, severe asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, heart conditions or other significant medical conditions is asked to complete additional action plans/ health care plans. If this applies to your child, please contact the Head Teacher Welfare and a health package can be sent for completion.
These plans need to be completed and signed by a parent/ guardian. Medical Practitioners will need to complete all relevant health care plans e.g. ASCIA Action Plans or Asthma Care Plans.
Cromer Campus is an Asthma Safe School.
For the wellbeing of all staff and student’s, aerosol cans are banned from the school grounds.
Cromer Campus does not issue any over the counter medication.
The exception is reliever puffers for the emergency treatment of asthma.
If your student requires regular administration of medication held at the school, a Medical Action Plan will need to be completed.
The philosophy of PBL aims to improve outcomes for all students by creating school-wide, classroom and individual systems of support that acknowledge the link between positive behaviour and enhanced learning environments. PBL provides students and staff at Cromer Campus with a positive and proactive system for defining, teaching, and supporting appropriate student behaviours.
Our core values are Respect, Responsibility and Success. For each core value there are clear and consistent behaviour expectations that we all observe at our school. Across the school, students’ positive behaviour is acknowledged and documented in the School’s Sentral database.
All students have the opportunity to accumulate Positive Incidents and progressively work towards achieving their Bronze, Silver and Gold PBL recognition awards in Years 7 – 9 and Year Adviser Awards, Citizenship Awards and The Principal’s Special Award in Years 10-12
Bronze
- Yr 7, 8 & 9
- 30 positives
- Certificate presented at Week 10 Year Meeting.
- Email home to parents / caregivers from HT Welfare.
Silver
- Yr 7, 8 & 9
- 60 positives
- Certificate presented at Semester 1 Awards Ceremony or Presentation Evening.
- Email home to parents / caregivers from HT Welfare.
Gold
- Yr 7, 8 & 9
- 100 positives
- Morning Tea with the Principal at end of Terms 2 and 4.
- Gold Badge presented at Semester 1 Awards Ceremony or Presentation Evening.
- Email home to parents / caregivers from HT Welfare.
Platinum
- Yr 7, 8 & 9
- 200 positives
- Morning Tea with the Principal at end of Terms 2 and 4.
- Trophy presented at Semester 1 Awards Ceremony or Presentation Evening.
- Email home to parents / caregivers from HT Welfare
Year Adviser Award
- Yr 10 & 11
- 30 positives
- Certificate presented at Week 10 Assembly each term.
- Email home to parents / caregivers from HT Welfare.
PBL Citizenship Award
- Yr 10 & 11
- 60 positives
- Certificate presented at Semester 1 Ceremony or Presentation Evening.
Principal's Award
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Year 10, 11 & 12
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100 positives
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Morning Tea Parents and students with the Principal.
Voucher and Certificate presented at Semester 1 Ceremony or Presentation Evening.
Phones, earphones, smart watches & other electronic devices
In line with NSW Government mandate, mobile devices are banned in NSW Government schools.
Cromer Campus requires devices to be “Off and Away, Gate to Gate” and in bags on entry to school and whilst on school grounds.
Confiscated devices must be collected by a parent / carer from Main Reception between 8.15am & 3.15pm.
Cromer Catchup
A one-page digital summary about what’s on the following week. Link emailed on Fridays.
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Cromer Courier
A wrap up of the term emailed to parents at the end of the term.
P&C stands for Parents & Citizens Association and is a group of parents, carers and school community members.
Our P&C assists with school planning, fundraising, events and volunteering and works in partnership with our school to promote the interests of our school community.
Funds are obtained predominantly through a voluntary subscription scheme and various fund raising initiatives held throughout the year.
Funds are used for technology equipment and infrastructure, specific support into key learning areas, and for sponsoring of school events.
Meetings are open to attendance by all parents and other community members and will give you the opportunity to meet other parents and staff members.
P&C meetings are scheduled on the 3rd and 8th Tuesday of each term from 7:15pm in the executive meeting room accessed via the office.
Sentral Parent Portal
The Sentral Parent Portal provides parents access to attendance and wellbeing information:
- Student timetable
- General attendance records
- Student reports
- Assessment Booklets
- Cromer Campus Calendar
Contact us to request a Family Key (this will be provided by email).
School Bytes
A streamlined system for fees, permissions and payments.
Access to your family's statement of account, payment history and excursion consents can all be managed online at your convenience.
You will already be receiving emails through this platform for excursion payments and consents - the School Bytes Parent Portal enhances your experience to show all information in one place.
Download the mobile app to your phone to access all students in one family (at participating schools).
NOTE: School Bytes is a separate platform to the Sentral Parent Portal (showing attendance, reports and timetables).
This is a special program of help and guidance for incoming Year 7 students.
Peer Support is led by Year 10 students who have been specially trained to assist Year 7 to settle into our school environment.
Our policies help families understand how our school works and how we respond to your concerns.
Learn more about how Cromer Campus is run and the frameworks that support student learning and wellbeing.
NSW schools offer special religious education and special education in ethics.
Students who opt - out of Religious Education are supervised by their Classroom Teacher and provided with alternative task.
Authorised Provider
The Authorised Special Religious Provider at NBSC Cromer Campus is the Anglican Church of Australia.
Update your preferences
Please contact the school to update your preferences.
- DoE website: Religion and ethics.
School reports are emailed to parents twice yearly (after examinations have been held). They are also available on the Sentral Parent Portal.
Verbal and written reports on academic progress and/or conduct may be obtained at other times of the year, if required, by contacting the student's Year Adviser.
School fees are invoiced through School Bytes at the commencement of the school year. We will email your Statement of Account in March.
Elective subject fees are published at subject selection time to enable families to factor these costs into their family situation. Elective fees are used to provide consumable resources which enrich and enhance learning experiences for students.
Cooking, woodwork, visual art, science etc all include practical components which come with additional consumable costs.
We appreciate your support of Cromer Campus with timely fee payments, as contributions allow us to provide additional services to students (including Homework Club).
Fees may be paid by instalments. Please contact the accounts office for a payment schedule.
Applications for exemptions are made to the Principal through the Business Manager. Any such communication is treated confidentially.
School photos will be taken on 23/02/2026 (absent students will be taken on 26/2/26).
Please wear your full school uniform, including black school shoes.
Pre-orders
Prior to photo day on 23/2/26, please place your order online.
Payment can be made using Visa, Mastercard or PayPal.
School code - NFT X1M ZJ4
Unable to order online?
If you are unable to order online, please collect an order envelope from the Student Welcome Centre.
Hand your completed order envelope directly to the photographers on the day of photography (online orders do not require an envelope).
Orders can be placed after the day but they will incur a late fee, so please ensure you place your order BEFORE the photo day.
Sibling photos
Pre-order your sibling photos online up to 24 hours before photo day.
If you miss the online order deadline, you can submit a completed sibling order envelope first thing in the morning of the day of photography, so we can bring your children together in time for it.
Previous years’ photos
You can also order past packages, portrait images and gifts using your student's unique 9 digit image code (NOT the school code) which can be found on packages you have ordered in the past.
More information
If you need assistance please call Advanced Life on 1300 728 972.
Year 7
Year 7 students will participate in sport on Friday afternoons under the guidance of the PDHPE staff.
Years 8 to 10
Students from Years 8 to 10 participate in Sport on Wednesday afternoon (1pm to 2.30pm).
Inter-school knockout competitions are notified to students during lesson 1 through Sentral notices.
Sports carnivals
During the year all students are required to participate in the Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics Carnivals.
Students who obtain a place in events at school carnivals may proceed to the Zone, Regional or Combined High Schools Championships.
Sport houses
Students will be informed of their house early in Term 1.
The four Sports Houses and their colours are:
Gurian – Yellow
Kurrawa - Blue
Nannegai - Red
Wombal - Green
Teachers have compiled a list of stationery items recommended for classroom use. A pack of all the items is available to purchase online and it will be delivered to a home / work address (allow 5 business days for delivery (pickup from stores not permitted)
The Student Representative Council involves students in many areas of school life. SRC members assume high profile leadership positions within our school community. The SRC meets weekly at lunchtime and operates under its own constitution. The constitution was devised and written by students on the Council.
Students from each year group are elected by their peers to represent them on the Council and together with the Captains and Vice-Captains, work together in helping to formulate decisions and to arrange activities, which aim to make our school an interesting and enjoyable place to learn. The SRC also initiates and supports fundraising activities to benefit our school and others in the wider community.
The Department of Education supports the wearing of school uniforms by students and the upholding of high standards of dress by students. Students are expected to wear the uniform during school hours, while travelling to and from school, and when engaging in school activities out of school hours. A core rule set by the Department of Education states that all students in N.S.W Government schools are expected to “maintain a neat appearance, including adhering to the requirements of the school’s uniform or dress code policy”.
School Policy
The school’s community has determined that Cromer Campus is a uniform school, and all students are expected to wear the regulation uniform set out in this policy. The uniform policy, for both the junior and senior, was developed after much consultation with the parent community. The Cromer Campus uniform reflects school community standards and expectations. The Cromer Campus Uniform Policy is linked on the school website.
There is no summer/winter uniform changeover date. At Cromer Campus we encourage students to dress accordingly to the current conditions. This commonsense approach ensures students are in uniform and comfortable all year round.
Breaches of Policy
On any occasion that a student attends school ‘out of uniform’, they must have a note of explanation signed by a parent and should give it to their relevant Deputy Principal. If the breaches of the uniform code continue, parents will be contacted to resolve the problem. If the problem persists a formal caution may be issued.
- Shorts must reach mid-thigh in length.
- Micro shorts, bike pants and scungees are not acceptable.
The wearing of make-up and jewellery (including piercings) is discouraged.
Uniform Shop holiday hours
Please place your orders online by Sunday 25th January for collection on or after 28th January.
- Wed 28th January
8:30 - 10:30 then 12:30 - 2:30pm - Thurs 29th January
12:30 - 2:30pm - Friday 30th January
8-11am
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Our Uniform Shop is located onsite at Cromer Campus.
The shop will be open (during school terms):
- Tuesday mornings 8am - 9am (before school) and 11am - 12noon (Break 1).
- Thursday afternoons 12.30 - 2.30pm (during Break 2, then after school).
Sustainable Uniform Store
Preloved items are also be available for sale from the shop (not online). Sustainable Uniform items are only $5 - $10.
Reusable school uniform items can be delivered to the office drop box. The clothes will be recycled and offered for sale in our Uniform Shop.
Order online
Place your order and pay securely online.
Orders will be ready to collect from Break 1 on the next school day (after payment is received).
Students may collect orders from the Student Office before or after school, or during break times on any school day.
Refunds and exchanges
New items may be refunded or exchanged if returned in original condition with the tag attached (within 30 days of purchase).
Enquiries
Please contact (02) 9981 1155 or email uniform.nbsc-cromer@det.nsw.edu.au
NSW Health works with schools to offer vaccines recommended and funded for adolescents by the National Health and Medical Research (NHMRC) in a school-based vaccination program, including:
- diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (whooping cough), (dTpa)
- human papillomavirus (HPV)
- meningoccocal ACWY.
Information about the vaccines and the diseases they protect against will be given to students prior to the vaccination date. Parental consent (to NSW Health) is required for vaccination and will be requested online.
For more information, please contact your local public health unit on 1300 066 055 or visit the NSW Health website.
Wellbeing in schools is for all students. A focus on wellbeing goes beyond just welfare needs of a few individual students and aims for all students to be healthy, happy, successful and productive individuals who are active and positive contributors to the school and society in which they live. The Wellbeing Team lead the school community in meeting the wellbeing needs of our students.
Whether your child needs help with their mental, emotional, social or physical wellbeing, we are here to help them thrive at school and in daily life.
The Wellbeing Team consists of the Deputy Principals, Head Teacher Welfare, Year Advisers, Student Support Officer and Counsellors.
If you are concerned about your child's wellbeing, please call and ask to speak to the relevant Year Adviser
Year 7
- Mr I Hooper
- Ms S Jennings (assisting)
Year 8
- Mr M Cullen
- Ms L Liu (assisting)
Year 9
- Ms E Mason
- Ms S Regan (assisting)
Year 10
- Ms R Purcell
- Ms R Turner (assisting)
Year 11
- Ms G McConnell
- Ms J Marsters (assisting)
Year 12
- Mr O Hillsmith
- Mr N Horley (assisting)
