Student hub

Welcome to the student hub

Here you will find resources that may provide you with the opportunity to develop and improve your talents and interests through participation in a range of extra-curricular activities.

The hub provides students with links to resources to assist in your schooling, enabling development of your learning whilst forming connections with peers, teachers and the wider community to become well-rounded individuals.

Wellbeing

Please click on the button below to read our support, resources and programs currently available at Aberfoyle Park High School.

School clubs

Are you interested in coding, choir or sport? Perhaps book club, art or you would like to be part of our production tech crew? There are many clubs and groups you can be involved in at school. Click the link below to view our current school clubs, no need to book, just arrive at the location on the day.

IT help

Click here for instructions about how to set up your device for use at school and other frequently asked questions

Student Voice and Leadership

At Aberfoyle Park High School we work to support our students to actively participate in school life and decision making. We acknowledge that students have unique perspectives on learning, teaching, and schooling.

Student Voice provides the opportunity for any student to be involved in school life, to develop leadership skills and to contribute to the school community.

Student leadership is an exciting and rewarding experience that provides opportunity for students to have an input into issues and decisions which are of concern and interest to them, their peers and the school community. Student leaders demonstrate and reflect through their actions, the school’s core values of Respect, Care and Compassion and Honesty and have exemplary behaviour with a strong community spirit and pride in our school. Students engage in school events such as Parent Information Evenings, Governing Council meetings, Open Nights and as International Ambassadors.

Career development

Information on career development pathways.

Work experience

Work experience is available to year 10, 11 and 12 students, offering a chance to explore industries and roles. Placements typically last from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the case and host organisation.

At Aberfoyle Park High School, all year 10 students complete Work Experience Week, while years 11 and 12 can participate at other times to support career development and transition or as structured workplace learning/placement as part of a Flexible Industry Program.

Work experience builds skills like communication, teamwork and problem-solving while providing insight into workplace expectations. Students arrange their own placements, gaining valuable experience through business engagement and completing the agreement process.

All work experience placements must have a Workplace Learning Agreement in place, see the below information on how to complete the process.

Please click here to open the Workplace Learning Agreement Form

Workplace Safety Preparation

Before participating in Workplace Learning, students must complete appropriate Workplace Safety Preparation.

To achieve this all students must complete the WorkStart -Work Health and Safety training

WorkStart can be found via EdPass under Workplace Learning

Further preparation

Students undertaking work placement in certain industries may require further preparation, these include.

Education – Where students will work with young children, they must complete the Recognising and Responding to Harm and Abuse -Education and Care, Fundamentals Course (RRHAN-EC) training. This course can be found following the same Workplace Learning tile as accessing WorkStart.
Early Childhood Education and Care – Students undertaking placements in Early Childhood Education and Care settings (daycare, kindergarten, early learning etc) may be required to obtain a Working with Children Check (WWCC). A volunteer WWCC can be applied for via the school. Please visit the Senior Floor desk for support to start this process.
Construction – In order to participate Construction industry placements (building and construction, electrotechnology, plumbing, wet trades etc)/ Students must complete their White Card – Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry training. The school hosts training days during the first part of the year and as part of the Trade Futures curriculum.

Submitting forms

Workplace Learning documentation submitted via the forms below. Please ensure you provide your forms for the correct context.

Note – Final school endorsement can only be provided after all documents have been submitted.

Year 10 Work Experience week

This process is to be undertaken for placements arranged as part of the Year 10 Work Experience Week in term 2.

Note – Year 10 students submit their completed Workplace Learning Agreement form to the Senior Floor for checking prior to completing the online submission process.

Year 10 – Workplace learning process at Aberfoyle Park High School 2026 – fill out form

Other Workplace Learning

This process is to be undertaken by students in years 10 to 12+ undertaking arrangement Workplace Learning either as Work Experience, Structured Workplace Learning or as a Work Trial for a traineeship or apprenticeship.

Workplace Learning process at Aberfoyle Park High School 2026 – fill out form

Insurance and safety: Schools provide insurance coverage for students during their work experience. It is important for students to be aware of workplace safety and follow any guidelines provided by the host organisation.

Confirmation of Insurance Protection – Public Liability

Library

The Aberfoyle Park High School Library is a joint use library, serving Aberfoyle Park High School and the local City of Onkaparinga community. City of Onkaparinga Libraries is also a part of the One Card network, allowing access to millions of items from other public libraries in South Australia, meaning that staff and students have many more resources available to them than a regular school library.

Electronic databases available here on the Library web page are provided by the Aberfoyle Park High School and City of Onkaparinga Libraries, and can be accessed 24 hours a day by students and staff. For example the Library Catalogue can be accessed by clicking on the Catalogue icon below.

ClickView is a School supplied database allowing students to access thousands of educational curriculum based videos.

Onkaparinga Libraries