Leading and Learning
Student Voice Matters
Leading and Learning
Student Voice Matters
Charlotte Sherlock
Year 12
SRC Area Representative - Media
The SRC Leadership Training day was a productive and exciting start to the projects coming this year.
The day started out with an ice-breaker to get the ball rolling. The SRC then proceeded to set goals for itself and to create plans to achieve these things. With more ice-breakers scattered throughout the day, we began to separate into different project groups for students to go between. This meant that students had the agency to go to whichever projects they were most passionate about and to be part of meaningful discussions about these areas of school life. This was a great opportunity for students to gather together and create change in the school.
At the end of the day, the SRC made pizzas for dinner, which was followed by a fun trivia competition, run by Tara Dennison, School Captain.
The day was completely student-led and student-organised, with supervision (and great thanks!) to Ms Olah, Ms Easson and Ms Johnson.
The SRC has many plans to enact for future projects within the school and for its students, with more events like this to build up our teamworking abilities and therefore our ability to build more positive change in the school.