Student Leadership

Student Representative Council

Canteen Review

This term, our Student Representative Council was tasked with completing a review of the new Canteen as part of our focus on Student Voice and Agency.

Student leaders worked together to design a survey, and then spent a week interviewing and surveying their peers outside the canteen and via student noticeboards. Over 200 students responded, giving a range of feedback about the food options and experience at the canteen. The SRC is reviewing their findings and will present to the School Council next term.

Leadership Training

Some of our Year 9 and 10 student leaders had the opportunity to participate in the Future Thinkers Workshop with the Australian Business and Community Network. Business mentors from FujiFilm worked with students via Zoom to brainstorm solutions for school-based issues using design thinking methodology.

House Representatives

Our House Leaders from Years 9-11 recently helped run the Edgars Creek Primary School Athletics Carnival. Students marshalled and supported a range of athletics events at the primary school including high jump, long jump, sprints, relay, discus and shot put. The students at ECPS were very grateful to our House Leaders for all their help and a wonderful day was had by all.

ECSC House Leaders were recognised for their great work at the primary school.

Josh (Year 11) and Ali (Year 9) helped run the long jump.

Divjot and Navi (Year 9) supporting the high jump.

Discus and shot put were measured and marshalled by Sajaad & Ishaan (Year 9) and Amrit, Sharath and Armaan (Year 10).

The runners were awarded their ribbons by Shreya (Year 9) and Batool, Shahd, Koen, Iqra & Gwain (Year 11).

Edgars Creek's Got Talent

The Student Representative Council helped to plan and run the first-ever Edgars Creek's Got Talent show. Students from all year levels participated by performing, judging, setting up equipment, and cheering on their peers as they battled it out to be crowned the first champions of ECGT! Well done to everyone involved and thank you to all students who supported and made the event so successful. Thank you to teachers Amy, Cameron and Mustafa who volunteered their time and effort to make it such a special day for our students. We can't wait to do it all again!

Winners Talha (Year 11) and Chris (Year 9)

Runners up Zeenat & Hemal (Year 8) and Mary Elise & Reym (Year 8 and Year 11)

Judges hard at work...teacher Mustafa with Student Leaders Taseen and Mahdi (Year 10)

Hedya (Year 7) knows we all are 'Shooting Stars'

Everybody wanted to 'Stand By Me' with Antonio and Layne (Year 8 and Year 11)

Isabella made 'A Million Dreams' come true for the audience (Year 8)

TJ got to 'Take A Bow' after her contemporary dance (Year 7)

The Year 8 Band made the theatre 'Smell Like Teen Spirit' (Antonio, Akki, Siu, Risini, Ethan, Lucas & Miguel)

Mary Elise (Year 8) and Reym (Year 11), we were lost 'Until I Found You'!

Zeenat & Hemal (Year 8) brought 'Desi Girl' vibes.

Is this your card? Fahad the Magician thinks it is! (Year 8)

Talha (Year 11) and Chris (Year 9) were the 'Master of Puppets' and the show!

Footy Colours Day

On the last day of term, students celebrated Footy Colours Day. The Fight Cancer Foundation’s Footy Colours Day is a national fundraising event to help kids with Cancer keep up with school and provide education support programs while they receive and recover from treatment.

Students came to school in Footy, Sports and House Colours and raised almost $600, making this our most successful free-dress fundraiser for 2022. Students and staff also battled it out in a range of footy activities on the oval.

Madeleine Charisis (Student Voice and Agency Leader)