The School Councils
School Council Elections are held
as per Education Act 1988 (Cap. 327 Art. 61) stipulated by the Education
Department.
The School Council is an essential aspect of the School’s democratic
process. Its role is not limited to fund raising and similar activities. The
School Council commits to:
- administrate the School Council funds and assets of the school;
- discuss the school environment and the school amenities and
propose ways to improve them;
- discuss the curriculum and the educational services offered by the
school and make suggestions to the Department of Education regarding changes or
additions to the curriculum;
- alert the Minister of Education, or any official nominated by him,
to shortcomings existing in the school and other matters related to the school;
- discuss and monitor any environmental problems;
- discuss any problems related to students’ well-being.
The School Council is made up of:
- A President nominated by the Minister for Education and Employment
- A Secretary / Treasurer who is the Centre Administrator / Head of
School
- Three School Educators
- Three Adult Students / Parents / Guardians whose children attend
the School