School Councils play a vital role in Victorian government schools and are established and operate under the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic), the Education and Training Reform Regulations 2017 (Vic) and a constituting Order. Further information regarding School Council can be found below the list of members.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Concord School Council, or would like to communicate with the School Council President, please contact John Qiu at john.qiu@education.vic.gov.au
Meetings will be held in 2024 on 1st March, 6th May, 3rd June, 22nd July, 26th August, 28th October, 9th December and 17th February 2025.
Please find a list of the current Concord School Council below.
Name | Role |
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Matt Di Domenica | DET Employee - Principal |
Karlie Gooding | DET Employee - Assistant Principal |
Bronwyn Hart | DET Employee - Assistant Principal |
Kathleen Moore | DET Employee - Assistant Principal |
John Qiu | Parent Member - President |
Alex Devine | Parent Member- Vice President |
Peter Joint | Parent Member-Treasurer |
Rachael Macmillan | DET Employee - Leading Teacher |
Lou Belmonte | Parent Member |
Anna Seaborn | Community Member |
Shaun Heng | Parent Member |
Mohsin Malik | Parent Member |
Christine Das | Community Member |
Paul McCallum | Parent Member |
Dee Goh | Community Member |
Samantha Browne | Business Manager |
Karen Jordan | Minute Secretary |
School councils play a key role in Victorian government schools and being a member of the school council is a rewarding and challenging experience. Acting as a team, school council supports the principal to provide the best possible educational outcomes for students. A well informed and effective school council strengthens community confidence in the school and helps to protect and build the school’s reputation.
School Council Meeting Requirements
School Council Membership
Each school council consists of the following structure and membership:
Functions of a School council
The functions of a school council include:
School council may also be involved in the principal selection process if and when required.
School councillors are indemnified against any liability in respect of any loss or damage suffered by council or others as a result of reasonable actions taken in good faith.