Griffith North Public School

Care, Respect, Responsibility.

Telephone02 6962 1043

Emailgriffithn-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Religion and ethics

NSW public schools offer special religious education and special education in ethics, delivered by approved providers wherever available.

During enrolment, you can choose a special religious education option for your child from the school’s available approved providers. You can withdraw your child from special religious education by selecting alternative meaningful activities, or special education in ethics if it’s available.

You can update your preference by writing to the school or through the online form available at participating schools.
 
Visit the department’s website for more information about religion and ethics. 

At Griffith North Public School, SRE is delivered on Thursdays. For K-2 students, SRE is delivered from 12.00pm to 12.30pm and for Years 3-6 students from 12.30pm to 1.00pm.

On enrolment, parents/carers will be given the SRE participation letter to complete and return. After the initial enrolment, notification of changes to a child's enrolment in SRE should be given to the principal, in writing.

The following SRE classes are offered at Griffith North Public School:

Catholic SRE is provided by the Catholic Diocese of Wagga Wagga. For more information about Catholic SRE, including the authorised curriculum scope and sequence, please visit the Catholic Diocese of Wagga Wagga website https://wagga.catholic.org.au/

Protestant SRE is provided by the Anglican Diocese of Riverina, the Presbyterian Church of Australia and The Salvation Army. More information about Protestant SRC  including the authorised curriculum scope and sequence, please visit the Anglican Diocese  of Riverina  website https://anglicanriverina.com/ , the Presbyterian Church of Australia website https://pynsw.org.au/ and The Salvation Army website https://www.salvationarmy.org.au/

During the time that SRE classes are being held, students not attending will be located in a separate space and will participate in meaningful activities.  These activities could include reading, private study, art or completing homework.