Terms and Conditions

The NSW Schools Constitutional Convention is free to enter.

1. One Year 11 student (incoming year 12) may be nominated by Secondary schools in NSW.
2. Schools are responsible for all travel and/or accommodation costs incurred by the student to attend this program.
3. Teachers are welcome to attend the day, however, are asked not to attend the small group workshops. Lunch will be provided for teachers who have registered.
4. All schools are responsible for the duty of care of their nominated student.
5. NSW Department of Education schools should follow the NSW Department of Education Duty of Care and School Excursion Policy and their school-based policies.
6. Non-government schools should follow their individual Duty of Care and School Excursion Policies.
7. Parliamentary Education staff will supervise students whilst they are at the Parliament.
8. Parliament of NSW Safety Risk Assessment and Management Advice
9. If a student is selected to attend the National Schools Constitutional Convention in Canberra, and then declines the offer, the school must inform the Parliament of NSW organisers immediately, so that a suitable replacement from the wait list can be offered the position.
10. Delegates to the NSW Schools Constitutional Convention represent their schools and as such should be aware of the behavioural expectations of the school. Should there be a concern about the behaviour of a student, the school will be immediately contacted to resolve the issue.
11. Students are expected to arrive on time, follow the instructions of Parliamentary Staff and stay for the duration of the Convention.