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Student Leadership Positions 2022
Applications for the following Student leadership positions for 2022 are now open as detailed below:
Applications open – 9am Monday 16th August.
Applications close – 4pm Friday 27th August.
Positions available:
Year 12 students only:
1/ College Captains (4 in total)
2/ House Captains (2 students per House)
3/ Sports Captains (1 student per House)
Year 11 and 12 students only:
1/ Language Captains (1 German, 1 Japanese)
2/ International Captains (2 in total) Year 10 -12 students only:
1/Music Captains (4 in total)
Year 9 – 12 students:
1/ Library Captain (2 in total)
Year 7 – 12 students:
1/ Sustainability Captains (2 in total)
2/ Debating Captains (2 in total) One for Junior school (Year 7 - 9) and One for Senior school (Year 10 - 12)
3/ SRC President (1 position)
4/ SRC Vice President (1 position)
5/ SRC Treasurer (1 position)
6/ SRC Administrator (1 position)
7/ SRC Year level representatives ( 3 per year level)
Year 7 – 11 students
1/ Assistant House Captains (1 student per House per Year level)
2/ Assistant Sports Captains (2 students per Year level)
** For detailed role descriptions for each Student leadership role, please refer to the school documentation on Compass:
NOTE: Students may apply for multiple Student Leadership positions.
Only positions that cannot be elected now such as 2022 Year 7 Student leadership positions and Performing Arts and Arts Captains will be open in 2022.
Procedure
1/ Fill out the electronic application form using the below link:
Applications close by 4pm on Friday 27th August.
2/ Applicants will be notified if they have been short listed. If required, interviews will be conducted late Term 3/ early Term 4.
3/ Successful applicants will be notified.
4/ All successful applicants will be required to attend the compulsory Student Leadership
Training Day on Monday 1st November. Separate detailed information will be circulated closer to the day.
We look forward to receiving your applications.
Tracey Cain
Director of Student Leadership Duke of Edinburgh Award Unit Leader
Year 8 Remote Food Technology practical lesson Week 5
What’s cooking at home? Pancake stack with your choice of topping.
The focus in this lesson was on accurate measuring, making the pancakes a standard size and control of the heat for even browning. Great care was taken with the presentation. Students must ensure they are also considering safe hygiene and safety in the kitchen. Thank you for the support given at home for the practical lessons. Well done Year 8.
Janice Bulbul
Teacher