Student Voice & Leadership

Regional Student Voice Conference

On Thursday, 17 September, a select group of our student leaders attended the Regional Student Voice Conference, joining student representatives from schools across the region to explore student voice, wellbeing and the issues that matter most to young people.

Throughout the day, students participated in collaborative discussions focused on important topics, including body image, bullying, racism and disruptive behaviour. They had the opportunity to share their perspectives, listen to the experiences of others and work together to identify ways to address concerns affecting young people in school communities.

The conference provided a valuable opportunity for our students to strengthen their teamwork, leadership and communication skills while developing a deeper understanding of how young people can contribute to meaningful change. Working alongside students from other schools also allowed them to gain new ideas and perspectives that they can bring back to our own school community.

Our student leaders worked together to identify key priorities and begin developing ideas for future action. The insights and recommendations gathered throughout the day will help guide our student leadership initiatives and shape our focus for the 2027 school year.

We are proud of the way our students embraced this opportunity to have their voices heard, collaborate with others and contribute to creating a positive and supportive school environment. We look forward to seeing them build on this experience and turn their ideas into meaningful action within our school community.

Matthew Hosking - Student Voice & Leadership