Student Leadership

Student Leadership

Students at the College have the potential for leadership from Years 7-12. They are called upon to demonstrate a high level of maturity and responsibility among students.

At the formal level emphasis is placed on the role students play in the organisation of the College. They lead assemblies, organise House Day celebrations and play pivotal roles in College events.

Tutor Group Representatives

The Tutor Group elects representatives who help to organise the Tutor Group and support the Tutor Group Teacher.

At the end of Term 1, Year 11 students can nominate for and be elected as House Leaders. They participate in a Leadership Formation Workshop before four students then join the SRC for a period of 6 months.

Students in Years 7-11 elect Tutor Group Representatives during Term 1 and then again in Term 3, who will then provide input on behalf of students in their respective year groups. Student representatives are formally recognised at a College assembly at the beginning of each semester upon their appointment.

Student Council

The Student Council comprises a group of Year 12 students who are elected from the student body to represent their interests and to promote events which improve the way of life at the College for each student. The College Leaders and House Leaders form the Student Representative Council.

There is a Leadership Formation Program held mid Term 3 to elect and appoint our four College Leaders and four House Leaders.

The Year 12 Student Representative Council attend a Marist Leadership Conference at Mittagong with student leaders from other Marist schools in New South Wales and the Diocesan Leadership Retreat where they form connections with other senior leaders from across the Diocese.

Year 7 students will participate in a Peer Support Program during Term 1 with elected Year 12 Peer Support Leaders.