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This group is an avenue for student to have a voice in their school community.
Key Club Kiwani’s Club Youth sub group of the local Kiwanis Adelaide Prospect Group.
They contribute in the following ways:
- Being an advocate for other students
- Creating opportunities and trust
- Being a positive role
- Motivating and encouraging others
- writing newsletter and yearbook articles
They demonstrate this:
- Upholding the school values of RESPECT, DIVERSITY and EXCELLENCE.
- Shared student leadership
- Taking initiative working with staff
- Demonstrate commitment to learning and the school
Role
Raise funds to support projects aligned with the Kiwani goals of addressing Human Rights Issues
such as Poverty
Peer Leadership Program
A Peer Leader is a positive role model for peers and helps create a safe, respectful and welcoming school environment. Peer Leaders will be helping to support the new year 8 students transition to high school in 2020.
Peer leader responsibilities include
- Support the effective transition of year 8 students into high school for the whole of semester 1
- Work collaboratively with other Peer Leaders to develop and deliver a series of pastoral care activities that contribute to the wellbeing of year 8 students
- Be a positive role model
- Peer leader time commitment
- Attend Peer leader training days
- Follow up any work missed due to participating in Peer Leader activities
- Attend year 11 care group every morning at 8.30 for the whole of semester 1
- Attend year 8 care group from 8.45 every morning for the whole of semester 1
- Attend the year 8 camp
- Attend “Lunch with the Leader” twice each term for the first 2 terms to discuss upcoming events, questions and concerns
- Attend briefing and debriefing sessions as required
- Participate in Harmony Week
- Be out in the yard at recess and lunchtimes to provide support and encouragement to year 8 students
- All students who successfully complete a semester as a Peer Leader will be awarded 10 Stage 1 SACE credits.
Peer Leaders have a very important role in the wellbeing of our new year 8 students and as such are a highly valued position.
Become a Prefect
Representing the school, administration and student body at various functions; being an excellent role model for other students in terms of behaviour, academic endeavour and uniform; being a consultant where student opinion is sought; supporting students from primary schools during transition and the start of the secondary schooling life and conveying a student voice to Leadership where there are concerns in a certain area.