All Government Schools in Victoria have a School Council.  The School Council is a group of people who are given the power to set the key directions of the school.  This means the School Council plays a very important role in your child’s education as they work to enhance the educational opportunities for all students.  They form a key partnership with the staff. 

 

Key functions of School Council (PDF, 359kb)

 

Annual implementation plan overview and current policies are available on the Polices and reports page

 

2025 Current school council members:

President: Stacey Sheedy

Vice President: Michael Neilson

Treasurer: Michael Neilson

Minutes Secretary: Maxine Howard

Executive Officer: Principal Jennifer Dowsett

General members: Luke Tehennepe, Allison Watkins, Lorraine Watson, Jaala Millar, Demi-Anne Brattan, Tara Trewin, Amie Parker, Maxine Howard, Kate Stoll, Michelle Murphy

 

School council meeting dates 2026:

To be advised early 2026

 

 

Council elections

School Council elections are held annually for the parent positions in February. Positions to be appointed in March, 2026.

 

Do I have what it takes to be on school council?

• You need to be keen, but you don’t need to be an expert.
• You need to like people and be able to work in a team.
• You do need to be prepared to commit the time needed to ensure the work of council gets done.
• We meet twice a term, on a Monday night at 7pm.
• Meetings run for about 2 hours.  
• Each councillor may also be on a sub committee that meets once per term.
• School Councils work best when they have people from a variety of backgrounds and who have different experiences.