Violence and aggression in Victorian state schools has led to crisis teams monitoring emergency incidents from a secret, high-security bunker in Melbourne CBD.
The relatively unknown Incident Support and Operations Centre, located near Spring Street, opened in November as part of a $8.9 million state government package to tackle to aggression and violence in Victorian schools. Education Minister James Merlino said the department was working with police, child protection and welfare agencies to stabilise incidents and address the underlying causes of challenging behaviour.“We want to ensure that principals and teachers receive support as they handle situations arising at their school – from student welfare issues to natural disasters,” he said.
The taskforce’s final report warns against relying on suspension to discipline students who have engaged in violent behaviour.
...but they seem to be most interested in the weather! Will it rain on the way home?
Who's watching staff in the Catholic education system after the findings of the Royal Commission, that is where tens of thousands of incidents have happened......kids are not the biggest problem.
First put 10 cameras in the bedroom of the Vic.Premier and tap his phone. All communication to be taped, even family meals. Do we want PC robots or humans?
Do we want this? China incorp. ?
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