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SRC takes over the Rivendell Blog

28 Feb 2022

Welcome back to Rivendell for the 2022 school year. It is lovely to have all the students and staff back working on-site face to face. This year the Student Representative Council (SRC) will be developing the school’s blog posts.

The roles and responsibilities of the SRC are:

●      Represent the school maturely and respectfully

●      Come up with creative solutions and ideas that benefit the school

●      Be an advocate for Rivendell students, explain student opinions, relay suggestions from other peers to staff

●      Be a role model

●      Feedback to other students about what the SRC is working on

●      Motivate and inspire other students

Responsibilities of the Rivendell SRC members:

●      Participate in SRC meetings

●      Listen to others

●      Be respectful of others’ opinions

●      Try to push self out of comfort zone

●      Contribute ideas and to discussions

●      Be a role model for others

All students are encouraged to participate in SRC, any student can attend the meetings, all students are welcome to come and share their ideas for events and suggestions for school initiatives.

Events happening this term supported and planned by the Rivendell SRC:

Friday 25th February - Celebrate Mardi Gras at Rivendell

Friday 4th March - Clean up Rivendell/Australia Day

Tuesday 8th March - International Women's Day

Monday 21st March - Harmony Day

Monday 4th - Friday 14th April - Youth Week

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I would like to respectfully acknowledge the Wangal people who were one of the first Aboriginal people to encounter British settlers. The Wangal Clan lived in this place we now call Concord, and where Hen and Chicken Bay was an important Wangal Clan meeting place. The Wangal Clan is one of 29 clans of the Eora Nation. I would like to pay my respects to the Elders, both past, such as Bennelong, and present Elders and Aboriginal people of this land where we meet today.

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