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ARTICLE · 01 OCTOBER 2019

Do not be a foolie on schoolies

Article warns parents and students to be careful at the end of school parties.

AustraliaCriminal Law

Around the country annual end of school celebrations are about to commence with thousands of teenagers expected to take part in 'schoolies' events. While understandable that school leavers want to party as a way of revelling in their success of overcoming the monotony of the 12 or 13 years of pre-tertiary education, it is important that participants do so responsibly.

As a parent this can be a stressful period as their children will be exposed to risky, unsupervised, alcohol fuelled situations. Excessive drinking and 'schoolies' seem to go hand in hand so, it is important that parents/caregivers have a conversation in relation to the dangers associated with reckless behaviour that may be undertaken while at 'schoolies' events.

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