We are excited to share that our school is trialing the introduction of a School Support Dog.
Klaus, an 18-month-old Mini Schnauzer, has completed both puppy and adolescent dog training. He is scheduled to undergo further assessment at school by a CPDT-KSA, CBCC-KA accredited Dog Trainer & Behaviourist to ensure he meets the highest standards for a support dog.
The use of support dogs in NSW schools has increased significantly in recent years, with both scientific research and anecdotal evidence highlighting their positive impact on student well-being. However, their presence must comply with all Commonwealth, State, and school sector regulations concerning animal welfare, legal and financial responsibility, and health and safety.
Mini Schnauzers are known to be hypoallergenic. However, if your child has a known allergy to dogs, please notify us at admin@johncolet.nsw.edu.au
Support dogs in schools must always be supervised, kept on a leash, and cared for by an adult who is not
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