Between the hours of 8.00am and 9.00am and 3.00pm and 4.15pm a one-way traffic system operates within the school grounds. Motor vehicle traffic (other than buses) travels in a clockwise direction, entering the School only via the Wooralla Drive gateway adjacent to the Junior School Swimming Pool.

The main driveway exit to Wooralla Drive (via Gate 1) is blocked to cars during the afternoon, from 3.30pm to 3.55pm, to facilitate the departure of the increased number of buses which arrive, load and depart at this time.

The alternative exit route at this time is via the driveway which runs past the Perry Building, the Senior School Centre and the Reilly Oval to Gate 7 on Nepean Highway.

When using this exit, all care must be taken. The exit faces a rise in Nepean Highway and is partly concealed from traffic proceeding towards Mornington.

The Junior School staff parking area (off Wooralla Drive) may be used as a pick-up and delivery point for Year 3 to 5 students only, but not as a parking area for parents.

Parking and student drop is provided in the car parks on Wooralla Drive. These spaces are generally for parents of students in Kindergarten to Year 6. Additional parking exists in front of the Pavilion for parents of children in Kindergarten to Year 1. Drivers should follow the restrictions indicated on the signs.

Students from Years 7 to 9 should be set down and picked up in the car park adjacent to the School Chapel and students from Year 10 - 12 in the Senior School Centre parking area outside the T Block. These areas are No Parking from 9.00am-3.00pm as they are used as playgrounds by the students during these times.

Stopping in front of the Administration Building or along internal school roads is very dangerous and is not permitted at any time.

The turning area for buses is very restricted and unauthorised vehicles in this area constitute a further hazard.

It should also be stressed that students should not leave and enter cars on the far (beach) side of Nepean Highway. Crossing the Highway on foot (other than via the pedestrian bridge) is extremely dangerous.