Regular Volunteer Information Form

We strongly believe that volunteers do make a difference, and thank you for offering your valuable time to support the students and staff in our College!

To fulfil our duty of care to you and our students and families, we need to collect pertinent information from you. Please complete all aspects of the form.   You can save the application and return to it later by clicking the save and submit later link at the bottom of the page.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call us on 9411 4100.

Personal Information

The primary purpose of collecting this information is to enable the College to meet its educational, administrative and duty of care responsibilities. Some of the information the College collects is to satisfy the College’s legal obligations, particularly to enable the College to discharge its duty of care. Laws governing or relating to the operation of a College require certain information to be collected and disclosed. These include relevant Education Acts and Public Health and Child Protection laws. For further detail please refer to our Privacy Policy and Information Collection notices available on our College website.

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As you will be working with children in a significant capacity, it is a requirement that you have had training in learning to recognise signs of child abuse and how to report it.  

Please click the link below to access the "Mandatory Reporting Online Training"  course from the Department of Community Services.  

Although you are not a mandatory reporter, completion of the training will provide:

  • a foundation to recognise and report a belief, based on reasonable grounds, that a child has been or is continuing to be sexually abused

  • an overview of Western Australia’s child protection system

  • information on:

    • types and effects of abuse and neglect

    • recognising and responding to sexual behaviours displayed by some children

    • responding to disclosures of abuse. 

The training is divided into three parts and each part has two modules. Each module focuses on a key information area followed by a short quiz. Allow up to two hours to complete the training.

https://www.wa.gov.au/service/community-services/community-support/mandatory-reporting-of-child-sexual-abuse-wa

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Volunteering Commitments

The King's College's commitment to our volunteers is to welcome you and value your contribution, give you an induction, appoint a contact person to help you and provide you with a safe working environment.

Volunteers at The King's College are given a position of great trust and act as role models for students. Therefore, we expect our volunteers to undertake the following commitments and acknowledge these by ticking the boxes below:


Child Safety Commitment

The King’s College is a child-safe organisation and seeks to always uphold the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations (Australian Human Rights Commission) in order to create a culture, adopt strategies and take action to promote child wellbeing and prevent harm to children and young people. The King's College is committed to the continuous improvement of its Child Protection Programme and adhering to the WA child protection laws, regulations and standards. A copy of our Child Protection Policy can be found on our website.

As part of this commitment, we require all volunteers to complete the following Working with Children Volunteer Declaration.  You must advise the College immediately if any information on the declaration changes.

Working With Children Volunteer Declaration (Private and Confidential)

Volunteering at an educational institution may mean that you need a Working With Children Checkunless an exemption applies. If you are volunteering at the College, not in your child's cohort, then you will need a Working With Children Check.

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If yes, please arrange a time to meet with the Principal.
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Exemptions:

  • Child volunteer exemption for work carried out on a 'volunteer" basis by a "child" (Under 18 years of age).

  • Parent Exemption for parents volunteering at the educational institution at which the child is enrolled.

Please note:

  • Access to the parent volunteer exemption varies for each category of child-related work.

  • The parent volunteer exemption is not available in all circumstances, including for an overnight camp, category 15 

  • Individuals issued with a Negative Notice or Interim Negative Notice under the Working with Children (Screening) Act 2004 are not entitled to access the parent or child volunteer exemptions.

SECTION 3: Declaration
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Induction Confirmation

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