Sustainability at Albion Primary
Albion Primary School was awarded a 5-star sustainability rating by ResourceSmart Schools in August 2024, after a 5-year effort by staff, parents and students. The
This section has general information about what Parent Clubs do, why they are so valuable to a school community and how they fit in with School Council and school administration.
There is also a handy list of resources provided by the Education Department and other relevant organisations.
Albion Primary School was awarded a 5-star sustainability rating by ResourceSmart Schools in August 2024, after a 5-year effort by staff, parents and students. The
Down Brighton way, in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs, there’s a traditional annual dads’ football match between the Lions (Brighton Primary School) and the Dreamers (Brighton Beach
In 2022 we noted the success of a new Parent Club at Wembley Primary School in Melbourne’s western suburbs. We asked them to tell us
We noticed the above photo in a newsletter from Marlborough Primary School in Heathmont. It’s from their Colour Fun Run, organised by the Parents Association.
At times parent clubs act as a lens, focusing attention on parent opinion.
The Parent Club’s exact role varies from school to school, however it must always be consistent with Education Regulations and Education Department procedures. Each club
On this page we have listed various resources on the Education Department website and other organisations that may be useful. For Parent Club matters If
The Parent Club provides a forum for all parents to discuss issues, exchange and share information and concerns. Parents support one another through pooling of
Parent Clubs fulfil an important social function. This has always been and continues to be a significant aspect of any Parent Club’s purpose. Apart from
Sometimes parents will create informal groups to run social events and fundraising, without having a formally registered Constitution. These groups are not recognised by the
Parents Victoria respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Boon Wurrung and Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) peoples of the Kulin Nation, on whose country we work. We pay our respect to their elders past, present and future.
Their ancestral ties to country have never been extinguished, and sovereignty never ceded.
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