Transition 

Before students even start their first day of secondary school, we engage them in a variety of ways including:

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ASSIGNED PAL

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SUBJECT SELECTION?

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INDUCTION

Our ‘Flying Solo’ program is day for students who will be attending Bundoora Secondary College without other students from their primary school cohort. This day is an opportunity for these students to meet and create connections in a smaller group setting before the Orientation Day for all incoming Entry students. Identified families will receive an invitation from the College.​

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Key documents - for YOU!​

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Welcome Information: 

• Communication at BSC

• Our Staff

• SWPB

• PACE21 Programs

• Personal Best

• Music Program

• CQEES

• Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Program 

• Setting up your BYO Laptop

• Parent Payment Policy

• Canteen

• Transport to BSC

• Policies

• Compass Log In: xxx

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Key documents - for US!

​​Please print and return to the college.

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• Local Excursion / Media Consent 

• Acceptable Use Policy (for BYOD)

• CSEF Application (those with a valid health care card) – 2026 form available in November.

• CSEF Uniform Package - Entry Only (those with a valid health care card) - 2026 form available in November.

• Student Resource List (Book List) – 2026 list available November.

• BSC Music Department Instrumental Tuition Contract (for Semester 2 & optional)

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Frequently Asked Questions! 

 

​Q: We are exploring BSC as an option but have not enrolled. What are the next steps?

A: Tour (every Wednesday - book here), Enrollment meeting (Student and parent/carer) with someone from Principal Team

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​Q: My child receives support at their current school. When will I speak to someone from

BSC about my child and their needs?

A: If you are intereted in mocing to Bundoora Secondary College. 

 

Q: My child is the only student from their school coming to BSC, but we have not had an

invitation yet about the Flying Solo program. What do we do?

A: Invitations for Flying Solo will be emailed to parents/carers by the 17th of October. If you do not receive an email after this date, please contact BSC. 

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Q:  What should my child/ student wear on their first day?

A:   In line with our Student Uniform and Dress Code Policy, students have the choice to wear either the BSC Uniform, or alternative appropriate clothing. This is in line with our school philosophy of student choice, and empowerment. However, we find that most Entry students feel comfortable wearing their BSC polo shirt on the first day. 

 

Q: What are the bus Routes to BSC?

A: More information on transportation to school can be found here. We also know many families that plan to commute to BSC via public transport do a practice run over the holidays to be better prepared for the first day!

 

Q: How does the Canteen work?

A: To see our menu and download our ordering system, click here. 

 

Q: What if as parents we want to get to know other parents in the BSC community, or be more involved?

A:  We believe a successful education is a close partnership between families and the college. Here's more information on how you can be more involved.   

 

Q: How do I get my Compass Login? How do I use Compass? 

A: Your Compass login is unique and confidential. Please come to our Meet & Greet Information Evening (register via Trybooking) to receive your login details. If you cannot attend the event, please email us after the 23rd of October, confirming your child's name and DOB, and we can provide you with these details. ​

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