The Student Council at GHS comprises of student representatives from every year group. To nominate for student council an application form must be completed and submitted including endorsements from staff and peers.
2024 SRC Positions
Congratulations to the following students who hold the following positions for 2024.
President | Kailee S |
Vice President | Katie C |
Junior President | Hannah T |
Treasurer | Brock S |
Secretary | Aimee M |
Publicity Manager | Emily S |
What is the student representative council?
The Student Representative Council (SRC) is a student-led organisation providing students with a voice and representing all students within the school community. The SRC provides students with opportunities to influence school decision-making, for example, student amenities, activities and whole-school events.
Students participating in the SRC will maintain a high standard of personal conduct, display Gorokan High School’s values of Respect, Responsibility and Personal Best and wear the correct school uniform with pride. SRC members demonstrate leadership qualities by serving as good examples of behaviour through their words and actions.
As an SRC member, you will have the opportunity to represent the voices of your peers, be involved in making a valuable contribution to executive school decisions, organise fundraisers, attend leadership events and participate in SRC activities. All SRC members will be expected to participate in meetings, activities and events which will serve to enhance the quality of both the physical and social environment of the school.
The Student Council has five focus areas and every member of the council is part of a action team.
The focus areas for the action teams are:
- School Facilities
- Fundraising
- Environment
- Education
- Sports
Attendance
The council meets each day in the SRC Roll Call. In accordance with the constitution, you must attend two-thirds of SRC meetings each semester to maintain an active status in the SRC. If you are unable to attend a meeting, please notify the SRC Coordinator. You must also have an acceptable discipline record (no level placements or suspensions). All SRC members will be expected to participate in meetings, activities and events which will serve to enhance the quality of both the physical and social environment of the school.
Teacher Contact
The SRC is facilitated by Mr Jai McNamara. Please email jai.mcnamara5@det.nsw.edu.au with any questions, concerns, or feedback.
Roles and Responsibilities
President
Responsible for running meetings and overseeing all activities and events. The President’s role is to listen to students’ concerns and ideas, creating and executing plans for fundraisers and events.
Vice President
Responsible for assisting the President to run meetings and overseeing all activities and events. The Vice President also listens to students’ concerns and ideas and assists the President in creating and executing plans for fundraisers and events.
Secretary
Responsible for meeting minutes, event and activity records. The Secretary is also responsible for organising students to speak at school assemblies, including PBL assemblies.
Treasurer
Responsible for overseeing the finances of the SRC. This includes budgeting for fundraisers and keeping records of purchases, revenue raised and donations.
Junior President
Responsible for working with the President to run meetings and overseeing all activities and events. The President’s role is to listen to Junior students’ concerns and ideas, creating and executing plans for fundraisers and events.
Publicity Manager
Responsible for managing communication and publicity for SRC activities and events. The Publicity Manager is responsible for promoting a positive image of Gorokan High School. The Publicity Manager leads students in creating advertising content and communications such as posters for events, Sentral Notices, Facebook Posts that will be seen by the Community.