Student Leadership

MEET YOUR BOORING HOUSE CAPTAINS

Hi, I’m Max and I am one of the Booring House Captains for 2024.

 

I love playing basketball, riding bikes and hanging out with friends. I also love my cat, Ted.

I’m really excited to work with Booring students this year. I love playing sport, so I will try to lead Booring to glory in the upcoming house events. 

 

Max Fenn-Davey, 56A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi, I’m Evi and I’m one of your 2024 Booring House Captains. Some of the things I like are soccer, running and I also love dogs.

I’m really excited for the House Music-Dance Off and the Athletics Carnival this year.

 

 

Here are some facts about me:

 

I’m funny (well, I try to be)

My favourite food is sushi

And I love my dog

 

 

Evienne Hughes, 56C

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi, I’m Harriet and I’m one of your 2024 Booring House Captains. I love art and sport, but I also like listening to music.

As a Booring House Captain I am excited to verse all the other houses in the Athletics Carnival.

 

Here are some facts about me: 

 

My favourite animal is a dog

My favourite sport is basket

My favourite food is tacos

 

Harriet Palmer, 56C


CALENDAR OF EVENTS - STUDENT LEADERSHIP INITIATIVES - TERM 3 

We are delighted to announce the leadership initiatives for the upcoming term as decided by our student leaders. These initiatives have been crafted by representatives from various student bodies, including the Representatives of Student Wellbeing, the Sustainability Team, and the Student Representative Council. 

 

Additionally, our School Captains and Vice Captains have identified unique leadership projects for Semester 2. Each project is designed to make a meaningful contribution to our school community and provide opportunities for lasting impact and improvement.

Student Wellbeing Initiatives

DateEventActivity
1 August 

National Day Against Bullying & Violence 

 

 

 

Assembly Presentation 
30 August                

Wear It Purple Day

 

An awareness day especially for young people, to support and celebrate diversity and young people from the LGBTQIA+ community.

Ripponlea will celebrate this on Thursday 29th August. 

 

Wear something purple. 

 

 

 

12        September        

R U OKAY Day 

 

Are You Okay Day is an annual observation in Australia, celebrated on the second Thursday of every September. This year, it falls on September 12. On this day, Australians check up on each other, especially those who are going through a tough time. Since we keep too busy all year round, it is great that days like Are You Okay Day are observed to make us and those around us seen, heard, and understood. 

 

TBA

Sustainability Team Projects

DateEventActivity
July                              

Plastic Free July @ RPS

 

This July, we will join millions of people worldwide in reducing their plastic waste by choosing to refuse single-use plastic and have plastic-free lunches and snacks. 

 

No more wrappers or plastic rubbish at RPS.

Plastic Free Lunchboxes & Snacks 
September 

Sustainability Festival @ Glen Eira Town Hall

 

 

 

 

Student Presentation at Assembly 

Student Representative Council Projects

DateEventActivity
6-12 September 

Body Kind Week

 

 

Special Day 
2 September 

Great Book Swap Day - Indigenous Literacy Foundation 

 

Illiteracy is a major issue facing remote Indigenous communities. Being unable to read and write is a significant barrier to education, employment, health and wellbeing. 

 

The Foundation works to address this through providing books and literacy resources (some in first languages) to families, schools and service organisations in remote communities; and publishing stories by Indigenous people that are reflective of community life and culture. 

 

 

Bring a gold coin donation, a book to donate and swap a book. 

 

All donations will go to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. 

Term 3 

ASRC’s Winter Food Drive to Support Refugees 

 

         Asylum Seeker Resource Centre 

                     Winter Food Drive 

 

The SRC will run a Food Drive with our community as we spread kindness and compassion for refugee families. 

 

Essential food items are the priority, and sticking to the list ensures that their community’s needs are met, and we make the most out of your donation. 

 

We would love your donations of:

 

  • Tuna in oil of any size
    (95g, 185g or 425g)
  • Coconut cream or milk
  • Honey
  • Peanut butter / Jam
  • Basmati rice
  • Sweet/savoury biscuits
  • Tinned vegetables (peas, carrots, corn kernels, tomatoes)
  • Oil (750ml – 1 litre)
  • Dried fruit & nuts
  • Razors 
  • Deodorant

 

Food Drive Donations to the Office 

School Captains Leadership Projects 

Pearl Lachowicz

 

RPS Student Magazine  

I would like to create a student magazine that will be published at the end of the year and placed in the school's library and can be purchased as a memento. I will create exciting segments that all students can contribute to, as well as the student leaders. 

 

Some segments will include: 

  • Student Art Work Competition
  • Leadership Committee Recaps
  • Short Story/Poems 
  • Word Searches/Activities 
  • Favourite Inquiry Units 
  • Teacher Biography/Interviews  
  • Student Interviews
  • 2024 In Review

Fraser Vale 

 

New Sensory Space 

 

I have considered making a new sensory space for students to use, as I feel the current space is far too noisy and not ideal. I hope to design and decide on the purchase of new sensory tools and furniture.  

Vice Captains' Leadership Projects

Sophia Peacock-Miller

 

I would like to help create a sheltered area where students can go and sit to have lunch and enjoy time with their friends. 

 

Hugh Fletcher 

 

Bring Art & Colour To RPS 

I would like to work on a new mural for the school and I will find an artist who can support our vision. We will work on this for the remainder of the school year. I have to decide on an area.

 

Our student leaders are enthusiastic and committed to making a positive difference in our school community. We look forward to seeing the incredible achievements they will accomplish in the upcoming term.