|
Highvale’s School Council sets the policy under which the school operates and plays a leading role in every aspect of the school’s development. The School Council contains elected parent and staff representatives. Would you like to play a part in shaping the future of Highvale Primary School and your child’s education? If so, School Council would like you to consider joining one of its sub-committees or the Parents and Friends Association (PFA). What do sub-committees do? Sub-committees are of great value to help School Council conduct its work effectively and efficiently. Matters requiring detailed consideration or research should be referred to the appropriate sub-committee rather than being dealt with during council meetings. Sub-committees are not decision-making bodies. All their recommendations must be forwarded to school council for consideration and approval. Who can be a member? Any member of the school community. Sub-committees enable a wide range of people who are interested in particular aspects of the school's work to be actively involved in that work. How much time is involved? Sub-committees usually meet once per month. This is the only regular time commitment required. The school council is supported by several sub-committees:
Parents not part of the main School Council are welcome to attend and contribute to sub-committee meetings. If you are interested in getting involved, check out the school newsletter for sub-commitee meeting dates and times.
Please go to our 'school documents' to view our current Sub Committee ‘Terms of Reference’(Role descriptions for each sub-committee).
|
Important DatesTestimonials“We as a family are proud to belong to the Highvale family. The school shows very high standards of welfare, concern and dedication to the students. Mr Richardson and staff you all do a really good job at teaching and supporting our children. Thank you.”
 |
Parent Information >
School Council |