School Council

The School Council meets to discuss a range of issues relating to school governance. The work of the school council is further supported by the hard work of our subcommittees (Finance, Education, Environments and Community). A new School Council is formed every February/March via nomination, and voting is held if there are more candidates than vacancies. School Councillors are elected for two-year terms.

School Council meetings are generally open to all members of the school community. If you would like to find out more about getting involved in the School Council, or contributing via a subcommittee, please contact one of the School Council members below.

School Council Meeting Schedule 2024

Staff Representatives

Shaun Wells (Principal- Executive Officer)
Bale Micovski (Assistant Principal)
Caterina Carnovale (Business Manager- Minute Secretary)
Nickolas Barclay  (Teacher)

Parent Representatives

Joanne Pitt – President

Ellis Richardson – Vice-President

Stephen Moore – Treasurer

Christian Scallan

Lucy Sinclair

Betty Maniotas

Ben Serhat Ozel 

Sub-committees

Sub-committees are open to all parents, and the school welcomes all contributions from parents and carers.

All sub-committees are responsible for the development and review of policies within the area of their responsibility for recommendation to the School Council. Sub-committees are responsible for regular updates of their activities via the school website and newsletter.

Finance

Treasurer: Stephen Moore

Function: To ensure the proper management of the finances of the school and to discuss and make appropriate recommendations regarding the school’s finances, financial policies and budget to the School Council.

Environment

Convenor: Betty Maniotas

Function: To discuss and make recommendations to the School Council on a wide range of matters and policies relating to the improvement and maintenance of the physical environment at the school.

Community

Convenor: Ben Serhat Ozel

Function: To discuss and make recommendations to the School Council on a wide range of issues and policies that foster productive and cooperative community engagement across the school and local community (including fundraising events).