KEY WORD SIGN OF THE WEEK
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WAYI AFTERNOON BUS LOOP PROCEDURES
At Wayi School, we endeavour to keep our students, staff, and families safe in the Bus Loop.
To support this, we’ve developed a short video to help families understand our pick-up and drop-off procedures.
We have created a step-by-step guide explaining how the Bus Loop operates, including designated waiting areas, traffic flow, and important safety expectations.
We encourage all families to take a few minutes to watch the video and follow these procedures to help ensure a safe, efficient, and positive experience for everyone using the Bus Loop.
NATIONAL TEST ALERT
What to expect?
A single Critical AusAlert test will be sent to every mobile device in Australia. This includes most phones, and some smart watches and tablets. Everyone with a compatible phone or other device in Australia can expect to receive the alert.
Devices will vibrate and play a siren-like warning sound for about 10 seconds.
An AusAlert message will appear on device screens. It will clearly say it is a
Test.
When is it?
27th July at 2:00pm
How to opt out?
While you can’t opt out of the test, you can put your phone on Airplane mode or turn the phone off for an hour.
We would recommend turning the phone off at 1:50pm until 2:15pm as advised by the website.
If receiving an AusAlert test message will disrupt you or cause you or someone you know to feel unsafe, turn off your mobile devices or switch them to aeroplane mode before the scheduled test time in your location and leave them off for at least one hour.