The School Council
The School Council manages the administrative, legal and business matters of the School. It is also responsible for the grounds, classroom maintenance, building renovation and reconstruction. The Council is run by the Administrator, the Director of Teaching and the following three elected teacher & parent representatives:
| Administrator: | Stan Stevens |
| Director of Teaching: | Konrad Korobacz |
| Parent Representatives: | Annabel Southcombe, Kevin Skelton, Michael Schwager |
| Teacher Representatives: | Undine Fieck, Gerard Braithwaite, Deirdre Korobacz |
The College of Teachers
At the heart of this school lies the College of Teachers, which is responsible for the educational philosophy and direction of the school. The College is composed of all teachers in the school and meets every Thursday for two and half hours. Student teachers are also invited to attend as observers. This meeting is devoted entirely to educational matters – administration and day-to-day running is dealt with at a separate meeting. The teachers are invited to share the work of their class, the content of their lessons, and most importantly discuss the progress of their pupils.This forum allows all teachers the opportunity of focussing the attention of the school’s teaching body on any educational problem confronting them. Case studies of children are often presented, allowing the consciousness of the College to assist in the assessment of the pupil. By these means, awareness of the learning difficulties and social problems experienced by pupils is spread throughout the teaching body.
The Parent community
The Parent community takes responsibility for fund-raising, community liaison and other initiatives such as desk making. The families forming the school community may also share in the rich cultural life of the school through its festivals and celebrations, concerts and plays, school projects and excursions, planning and study groups.
The Student Representative Council
The Student Representative Council, with its two elected representatives from each Class (7 to 12), gives students an avenue to express their thoughts, needs and concerns to the College of Teachers and the School Council.
