Contact Us

For general enquiries please email us below or scroll down for who to contact for various reasons.

To meet with your child’s teacher or any other staff member, please email below or call the office and request an appointment. 

We ask parents not to request impromptu meetings with teachers outside of pre-arranged appointment times.

Emails to the info email address are checked several times per day and forwarded to the relevant staff member/s. When emailing a teacher, it is helpful for you to provide your child’s name and the teacher’s name in the subject box. Please allow 48 hours for a response.

Who to contact

Reason for Contact	Junior School	Senior School
General Information or concerns	Class Teacher	Academic – Subject Teacher Welfare – Homeroom Teacher
Class/Grade matters requiring further assistance	Stage Coordinator	Academic – Head of Department Welfare – Year Advisor
Student wellbeing matters beyond classroom level	Head of Welling/Chaplain (Junior School)	Head of Years 7-9 or Head of Years 10-12
Curriculum matters beyond classroom level	Head of Learning (Junior School)	Head of Department or Director of Curriculum
Learning support or extension matters	Learning and Enrichment Teacher	Head of Learning and Enrichment
Matters unresolved through the above means	Head of Junior School or Deputy Principal	Head of Senior School or Deputy Principal
To notify of absence	Junior absent email	Senior absent email
Pre-K to Year 12 Contacts		
Counselling	Counsellor email	
Report Bullying	Bullying Prevention email	
Report Success	Success email	
Careers	Careers email	
Technical (IT) Assistance	Help desk email	
College Fee’s and Finance	Business Manager email	
Bus Travel	Student Reception email	
Enrolment queries	Registrar email	
PA to the Principal	PA’s email	

If you have a concern or problem regarding a student in the College (who is not your own child), the appropriate approach is to speak to your child’s classroom teacher in the first instance. It is not appropriate to approach other students and air grievances. The College will always address concerns and parents should not feel that they have to take matters into their own hands. Children can very easily feel intimidated by the approach of a stranger or even a known adult. While it may not be the intention to upset a child, it is often the way it is received.

Our Wellbeing Policy states:
‘All staff and students at Rouse Hill Anglican College have the right to be treated fairly and with dignity in an environment free from disruption, intimidation, harassment and discrimination. Staff and students have the right to expect the College will be a safe and caring place.’

The Newsletter

A Newsletter is published each week and emailed to parents.

The Newsletter is an important form of communication from the College in which details of up-coming events are shared, student achievement is celebrated and topical issues in teaching, learning and adolescence are discussed. Parents can also read about sport results, competitions and upcoming sporting events. 

Parents are encouraged to take particular note of the information provided in each publication and should ensure that the College has a record of your most current email address to ensure you receive these publications.

The College App

The Rouse Hill Anglican College app offers a more transportable option to access the majority of information available on the Edumate Parent Portal. The mobile app available to download from GooglePlay or the App Store.

For information on how to access and use the College App, please visit our College App page.