Principal's Report

Dear Parents, Carers, Families and Students,

 

Term 1 is in full swing and it is wonderful to see our students embracing their learning in classrooms and around the College.

 

The recent Swimming Carnival was an excellent opportunity for our students to enjoy some time outside of the classroom to build connection with one another as well as competing in the pool. The next whole school event is the College Athletics day on Thursday 31st March. The Athletics Day is a fantastic day of activity and competition for all students.

 

Student progress reports will be completed soon followed by Parent teacher conferences on Monday 4th April. These will again be online with appointments opening in the coming week. The reports have recently been redesigned to assist in a clear understanding of student progress in relation to their learning as well as areas for improvement. The reports include a numerical ‘grade point’ style value that enables parents and students to identify progress in relation to both individual subjects as well as learning behaviours. Following the release of the reports the parent teacher conferences provide an excellent opportunity for parents and students to obtain more detailed feedback regarding progress and strategies for further improvement.

 

International Women’s Day will be recognised at the College on Tuesday 8th March. The theme of the day this week is ‘Breaking the Bias’. Staff and students have been showing their support of this day and theme by showing the symbol of an ‘X’ with their hands. 

 

Thanks to some of our student leaders, Eman Haidari and Jordan Paton for their work in creating an excellent display in the Library to support awareness of the day.

 

Our College has also finalised our Student Represtative Council (SRC) for 2022, with the most recent additions being 2 Year 7 students Rylan Reeves and Peyton Zerafa. I am also very pleased to announce the addition of a student wellbeing leader in the College. 

 

Congratulations to Ela Su Unai on her appointment to this role.  

 

The full list of leaders is as follows:

Year 7 – Rylen Reeves and Peyton Zerfara.

Year 8 – Tanner Spalding and Chloe Umali

Year 9 – Kaylah Paton and Johnathon Roach

Year 10 – Eman Haidari and Mackenzie Dando

Year 11 – Bianca Buckley, Liann Alemedia, Michalea Roach and Ankido Stefan

Year 12 - Leanne Heng, Cody Smith, Prathna Maharaj and Ocean Weldon

Performing Arts – Zachary Holmes

Environment – Jordan Paton

Sport – Julianna Utuva

Wellbeing – Ela Su Unai

 

Congratulations to all of our student leaders for 2022. Shown below are our Year 12 leaders, from left to right is Leanne Heng, Cody Smith, Prathna Maharaj and Ocean Weldon. I look forward to working with this group of students in 2022.

 

Many thanks

David Caughey

College Principal 

 

Year 12 leaders, from left to right is Leanne Heng, Cody Smith, Prathna Maharaj and Ocean Weldon
Mr Caughey ‘Breaking the Bias’ for International Women’s Day
Year 12 leaders, from left to right is Leanne Heng, Cody Smith, Prathna Maharaj and Ocean Weldon
Mr Caughey ‘Breaking the Bias’ for International Women’s Day