QParents
QParents is a free online application that enables Queensland state school parents to conveniently access and view a range of their child's school data and efficiently complete school-related administrative processes.
Benefits of Using QParents
All data accessed by parents in the app is surfaced directly from OneSchool, with no additional data entry required.
QParents provides parents with 24/7 online access to:
- receiving and responding to consent requests and automated reminders
- receiving and paying invoices including viewing payment history
- viewing attendance records and providing absentee notifications
- academic reporting data
- limited behaviour records
- schedules of upcoming events
To register for a QParents account, please contact our friendly Administration team via phone on 5504 8222 or via email at admin@bellevueparkss.eq.edu.au to arrange your invitation link before visiting the link below.
QParents website
Bullying
Bellevue Park State School does not tolerate bullying in any form, and we use a range of proactive strategies to deal with bullying behaviour.
All students and parents are encouraged to raise concerns they have with the school immediately so that action can be taken to address the problem.
Strategies for addressing bullying, including cyber bullying, can be found in the Responsible Behaviour Plan.
For further information:
Cyber safety
Today’s students live and breathe technology—many know more about it and are more comfortable using it than you are. They can use it to do almost anything they want, anywhere and at any time. And like you, primary school children use technology to chat with friends and family, play games and for learning too.
While technology is great, there are a few things kids need to think about every time they go online.
To help them understand and remember them, we teach the 5Ps for a positive digital footprint.
5Ps for a positive digital footprint
The program has 5 key messages that cover what is and isn’t okay when working online:
Profiles — use a nickname and profile picture that doesn’t show your face
Positive — make sure online information about you is as positive as possible
Permission — make sure you have a grown-up’s permission to use a new site or app
Privacy — keep your passwords and personal details secure
Protect — keep evidence and don’t bully back, tell someone.
Please visit the link below to a video that covers some of the key online safety issues for children which includes a range of practical tips and advice on how to navigate parental controls. You can also find a list of important services that can offer extra support.
Handwriting fonts
All state school students from Prep–Year 12 can now download free copies of the Queensland Handwriting Fonts to their personal home and mobile computer equipment.
QCursive: a Queensland handwriting resource for lower primary contains QCursive fonts, editor software (to process unjoined to joined characters), and style and joining rules. Handwriting and spelling activity resources for Years 1 to 3 students are also included as well as the QBeginners fonts to support use of the beginners' printed script.