Governing Council

Meetings

Meetings for Governing Council are held twice a Term (Week 3 and Week 7) on Wednesday evenings, 6:30pm to 8.30pm.

Term 1 - 14 February 2024 and 13 March 2024 (AGM)

Term 2 - 15 May and 12 June 2024

Term 3 - 7 August and 4 September 2024

Term 4 - 30 October and 27 November 2024, 4 December (Presentation Event)

be involved

Victor Harbor High School encourages participation by families in the school’s decision making processes. Our Governing Council is an example of strengthening the partnership between families and the school working together to improve the learning outcomes of all students. Keep up to date with school news through the school’s website, Facebook page and Daymap.

We need your support. Please consider volunteering your time to be a part of our school Governing Council.

Involvement in the Governing Council includes the opportunity to serve on various Task Groups. It is the forum where parent, staff, student and community representatives provide support and direction for a range of school activities, including finance, grounds and facilities, uniform and the canteen.

To find out more and express your interest, click here for a nomination form and please contact the school by phone on 8551 1900 or email dl.0799.govcouncil@schools.sa.edu.au

If you are interested in undertaking a role in Governing Council, please view role statements for Parent member, ATSI Parent member, Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer or Community member.

2024-2025 Council Members:

Elected Parent Representatives - Danielle Toop, Natalie Bond, Leon Tymko, Amy Mitchell, Phil Boyle, Jenny Ball, Tim Caire, Beth Gibson, Agneta Esposito

Community Representatives - Dr Marilyn Henderson (City of Victor Harbor), Cory Wolverton (Fleurieu Families), Colin Shearing (Business Victor Harbor)

GC Chair - Phil Boyle

Deputy Chair - Jenny Ball

Secretary - Vacant

Treasurer - Vacant

Aboriginal Forum Representative vacancy - 1 (nominations welcome)

Victor Harbor High School | Victor Harbor SA

Victor Harbor High School is located 80km south of Adelaide on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula. Victor Harbor High School’s curriculum maintains close links to the natural environment and is characterised by pathway planning and personalised learning for every student. Victor Harbor High School has a strong academic program and has strengths in aquatics and marine studies. The township of Victor Harbor is a popular holiday destination with great sand and surf beaches, stunning scenery and unique wildlife. In July and August, Southern Right Whales can be seen basking at Encounter Bay, only metres from the shoreline.