Student voice, agency and leadership

When students have a strong sense of ownership in their school settings and in their learning they become invested in their educational journey and make strides to grow and succeed at school. At Morang South Primary School, we endeavour to find opportunities to give our students a voice in what happens at their school and in what they are learning.

Our student leadership roles provide students with the opportunity to show initiative, take responsibility for tasks around the school, build their confidence in public speaking and act as role models for their peers. Our student leaders fulfill their responsibilities with pride, showcasing excellent behaviour which is consistent with our school values.

Students at Morang South Primary School are given opportunities to develop their leadership skills throughout their primary school years, culmination in formal leadership positions in Year 6. These include School Captains, School Vice Captains, House Captains, Language Captains, Art Captains, Inquiry Captains, ICT Leaders, Student Photographer and Student Reporters, Junior School Council (JSC) and Student Voice. Selection is through a mixture of application, presentation, student votes and interview.

2024 Student Leaders

Congratulations to all of our 2024 Student Leaders.

2024 School Captains

Chloe

Cillian

Bonnie

Jack

2024 House Captains

Bunjil House (Eagle - Blue) -  Cooper and Caitlin
Gawan House (Echidna - Yellow) - Nikhil and Zara
Marram House (Kangaroo - Red) - Christian and Habiba
Gurborra House (Koala - Green) - Thomas and Caitlin

2024 Curriculum Student Leaders

Specialist Subject Leaders - Adele and Max

Inquiry Leaders - Zoya, Shazil, Jiya

Wellbeing Leaders - Chelsea, Olivia, Evelyn

2024 Environment Student Leaders

Environmental Leaders - James, Amir, Isaac

2024 Media Leaders

Media Leaders - Dylan, Connor, Habiba, Charlie

Student Representative Council (SRC)

The Student Representative Council is made up of students from year 1 to year 6 who have been elected by their peers to represent the interests of all students at Morang South Primary School. School Captain and Vice Captains are also members of the SRC. Throughout the year, SRC members are given responsibility and opportunities to develop their leadership skills through attending regular meetings, organising fundraising events and speaking at whole school assemblies.

The SRC student groups are involved in various activities offering their ideas and suggestions around areas for improvement at the school. During the year, the Student Voice team work with a lead teacher to consider areas for development in school programs, resources, facilities.

Congratulations to all of our SRC members on their election to the council for 2024.

SRC for 2024

TBC