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We want to support you and your children and keep our school community safe and well.
The Student Representative Council (SRC) consists of students elected by their peers and teachers. Six students are elected to represent each year group, with two representatives from the Support Unit. Year 11 SRC members are allocated to a year group in the capacity as mentors. The SRC meets daily for Roll Call in the Library and for meetings that follow formal meeting procedures.
The SRC works as an advocate for the needs of the school community, and as a point of contact between the student body and the school. It addresses relevant issues and sets achievable goals which support the school. The SRC aims to develop leadership skills, ensure student views are heard in decision-making processes, empower students to contribute to a positive school culture and strengthen the school community through active participation. The SRC has a strong social justice focus, and most of the projects they undertake share an underlying theme of helping others and promoting equality in the school and the wider community.
The Student Representative Council (SRC) consists of students elected by their peers and teachers. Six students are elected to represent each year group with two representatives from the Support Unit. The SRC meets daily for roll call and regularly for meetings that follow formal meeting procedures.
YEAR 7 - Kirby Exton, Lanna Hamilton, Shae Hamilton-Foster, Joseph Harrison, Chloe Holmes, Blake Isemonger, Sophie Kay, Charli Yeats
YEAR 8 - Imagen Bursill, Luke Christie, Aurelia Farr, Zyles Grieff, Eleanor Long, Felcitiy Ryan-Sweeney, Jackson Sloggett, Freddie Stamps
YEAR 9 - Stephanie Duric, Piper Ferguson, Chelsea Holmes, Zack Johnson, Dane Nelson, William Nesevski, Madison Rea, Tabitha Sharp, Reagan Shields
YEAR 10 - Grace Christie, Liam Clark, Damon Goodyer, Tarleigh Grieff, Raina Mifsud, Lachie McRae,Caitlin Vella, Callum Vella
YEAR 11 - Nellie Breese, Gabe Coggan, Elyshia Condren, Lachlan Crawford, Isla Evans, Jackson Heffernan, Maximus O'Shea, Ella Short, Mia Werrett, Tom Werrett, Tanisha Witt
Year 7 - Georgia Conway, Aurelia Farr, Zyles Grieff, Riley McRae, Brook Pokorny, Jackson Sloggett
Year 8 - Piper Ferguson, Chelsea Holmes, Bree Williams , James Hards, Bradley Janbroers, William Nesevski and Reagan Shields
Year 9 - Grace Christie, Tarleigh Grieff, Caitlin Vella, Jake Cooper, Joel Parker and Callum Vella
Year 10 - Nellie Breese, Cassie Hilton, Leanna Snudden, Mia Werrett, Tanisha Witt, Nicholas Bell and Connor Kalikazaros
Year 11 -Lucy Annan, Mahika Dave, Tillie Osgood, Paege O’Shea, Hannah Vitelli, Toby Bartley, Joshua Gersback, Mitchell Kemlo, Daniel Pascoe and Owen Sloggett
Chairperson – Jayden Fraser, Secretary and Treasurer – Emily Lumsden
YEAR 7 - Piper Ferguson, James Hards, Bradley Janbroers, Madison Rea, Reagan Shields, Bree Williams
YEAR 8 - Grace Christie, Rylee Martin, Ruby Reardon, Caitlyn Vella, Tom Horton, Hamish Jacka, Jacob Kirton and Callum Vella
YEAR 9 - Nellie Breese, Aneisha Hunt, Leanna Snudden, Mia Werrett, Tanisha Witt, Nicholas Bell and Daniel MacDonald
YEAR 10 - Lucy Annan, Elizabeth James, Emily Larsen, Skye Mortimer, Lukas Foyle, Mitchell Kemlo, Owen Sloggett, Jackson Smith and Ryan Tolley
YEAR 11 - Rhiahn Johnson, Emily Lumsden, Lenka Meakins, Jessica O’Meara, Amy Solylo, Kane Faust, Jayden Fraser, Keelan Jenkins, Jacob Misfud, George Panteli and Alec Richardson
Coordinators – Ms Tracey Miller, Mrs Elizabeth Annan and Mrs Sarina Wilson
YEAR 7 - Grace Christie, Mackenzi Exton, Caitlyn Vella, Hamish Jacka, Jacob Kirton and Callum Vella
YEAR 8 - Nellie Breese, Aneisha Hunt, Mia Werrett, Oscar McCubben, Tom Werrett and Taylor Wood
YEAR 9 - Lucy Annan, Jacob Bornholdt, Keira McKay, Skye Mortimer, Tessa Standen, Mitchell Kemlo, Owen Sloggett and Jackson Smith
YEAR 10 - Emily Lumsden, Lenka Meakins, Jessica O'Meara, Hayley Wilson, Jayden Fraser, Keelan Jenkins, Eric Raymond and Zachery Zammit
YEAR 11 - Lili Donald, Samantha Hill, Olivia Langfield, Annabelle McTaggart, Gabi Mee, Donald Bartley, Max Hanna, Hayden Sloggett, Joshua Warren and Evan Williams
40 Hour Famine Backpack Challenge - raised $11,202 for World Vision projects addressing the global refugee crisis. We are the highest fundraising public school in Australia. Year 9 raised $3720, Year 8 raised $3065 and Year 7 raised $2511
Footy Colours Day - $1500 –2019 member of the Premiership Club
CanTeen’s Bandanna Day – $928
Legacy Day – 9 students sold merchandise in Engadine collecting $728
Romani Abamecha - Sponsor Child from Ethiopia – PLAN International - $825 raised to cover Romani’s fees
Bushfire Appeal - $730 to WIRES and $330 to the Salvation Army
World’s Greatest Shave – Year 12 Project – over $55,000 – EHS was the top public school fundraiser in NSW
World Vision Youth Conference – 25 Year 11 Leaders attended at UNSW
2019 SRC Student Leadership Conference- “The future is ours” –Stephanie Duric and Chelsea Holmes -5 day conference in Murrumbateman
NRL School to Work Program – support for senior Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
Make a Difference Day at Parliament House - Lara Proctor and Tabitha Sharp
2019 Young Women’s Leadership Seminar to commemorate International Women’s Day at Parliament House–Olivia Mazzuoli and Caitlin Vella
2019 NRL All Stars Indigenous Youth Summit in Melbourne – Liam Clark, Rhiannan Eve, Owen Shaw and Lara Towner
Year 7 Project – Footy Colours Day – Fight Cancer Foundation
Year 8 Project – The Smith Family Toy and Book Christmas Appeal
Year 9 Project – CanTeen’s Bandanna Day
Year 10 Project – Romani – our sponsor child fundraising and teaching HSIE lessons
Year 11 Project – 40 Hour Famine Back Pack Challenge and mentoring year group projects
Cultural Connections Program – Youth Refugee Forum, EHS and Beverly Hills Girls Cultural Exchange, CommUNITY Showcase
Premier’s Gala Concerts – International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour – 45 student volunteers from CAFS, Child Studies, SRC and SSC
Orana NSW – donation of numerous hand knitted woollen blankets to be distributed to disadvantaged families
Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal – 20 student volunteers collected donations in Engadine
Red Cross Calling – 12 student volunteers collected donations in the Sutherland Shire
Our Big Kitchen – Bondi – 35 students prepared, cooked and packaged nutritious meals for Sydney’s disadvantaged
Books for Zim – 50 boxes of books for school and community libraries in Zimbabwe
Mahiba Project – 50 boxes of books and library resources for school and community libraries in Sierra Leone
Plan International Conference Call and interview with Year 10 SRC members re fundraising and teaching program for our sponsor child
Dharawal Language and Culture Camp in the Royal National Park – 9 students attended
Aunty Deanna’s Cultural Information and Information Workshop sponsored by the Cronulla Sharks – 30 students participated
2019 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Veteran’s Commemoration Ceremony at Hyde Park – 8 students attended
National Reconciliation Week – Grounded in Truth – Walk Together with Courage – recognition and embedded lessons across KLAs
STEM Youth Development Camp in Berry – 4 students attended
Cultural Awareness and Aboriginal Painting Workshop for senior students – Cronulla Sharks Leagues Club – 4 students attended
One Mob Film Crew – responsible for filming during One Mob Day and Reconciliation Week and on the Top End Adventure
International Year of Indigenous Languages – increasing Library resources
Harmony Day – “Everyone Belongs” – whole school celebrations and embedded lessons across Key Learning Areas (KLAs), teacher profiles
Kinokuniya Bookshop Origami Apatosaurus Guinness Book of Records Challenge – record broken with EHS contributing 1092 Apatosaurus
Wear it Purple Day – “Be Proud of Who You Are” - whole school celebrations including assemblies and embedded lessons across KLAs
Aboriginal Dance Workshop at Sydney Dance Company – 8 students participated
Aboriginal Dance Ensemble – Gili Dancers – 3 students reselected –Stephanie Duric, Mirren Shaw and Allirah Taylor
One Mob Day at Endeavour High – 18 students, cultural and traditional games, dance, entertainment and health activities
NAIDOC Week – Voice, Treaty, Truth – recognition and embedded lessons across KLAs
Membership of Amnesty International Australia
White Ribbon Campaign – participating in the march from Woolooware to Cronulla, formal assemblies and primary school workshops
International Women’s Day celebrations and class based activities
Top End Adventure to Darwin and surrounds – 44 students on tour and school exchanges for 10 days. Presentations to both Sutherland Aboriginal Education Consultative Group (AECG) and to the Premier of NSW and Mr Lee Evans at Parliament House
Back2Engadine Day – 50th anniversary celebrations and Yarrawarrah Public School 50th Anniversary Fete
Deadly Kids Doing Well Award 2019 – Stephanie Duric
Zonta 2019 Year 10 Community Service Award – Lara Proctor
TransGrid Indigenous Achievement Award Semi Finalist – Liam Clark
SRC 2019 - Chairpersons - Grace Christie and Liam Clarke
Year 7 –Tara Cousins, Brooke Pollard, Sophie Weppler, Hunter Bassett, Luke Carter-Benjamin, Dallon Coates
Year 8 –Kirby Exton, Lanna Hamilton, Shae Hamilton-Foster, Chloe Holmes, Ryan Britt, Kadel Coddington, Jasper Luck
Year 9 –Imagen Bursill, Olivia Coggan, Aurelia Farr, Saskia Kelly, Ellie Long, Jackson Sloggett
Year 10 – Jeremy Cheang, Stephanie Duric, Chelsea Holmes, Dane Nelson, Lara Proctor, Tabitha Sharp, Reagan Shields, Matthew Wheatley
Year 11 – Grace Christie, Liam Clarke, Felicity Couvoutsakis, Jake Cooper, Kyle Fahey, Damon Goodyer, Tarleigh Grieff, Jess Janssen, Ryle Martin, Olivia Mazzouli, Lachie McRae, Raina Mifsud, Caitlin Vella
Coordinators– Ms Tracey Miller, Mrs Elizabeth Annan, Mr Dylan Nigro
Legacy A Day with the Naval Forces at Garden Island – 5 students attended they were among the top 10 fundraisers across Sydney
World Vision Youth Conference – 25 Year 11 leaders attended at the International Convention Centre
University of Wollongong Elevate Young Leaders Forum 2017 – 4 students attended over 2 days
Amnesty International New South Wales Annual Schools Conference – 18 Year 9 students participated
2017 SRC Student Leadership Conference – “It Starts with Us” – Grace Christie and Caitlin Vella attended a 5 day conference in Murrumbateman, NSW
NSW Schools Constitutional Convention at Parliament House – Paege O’Shea
Model United Nation Assembly (MUNA)-Parliament House– Ruth O’Brien, Mahika Dave, James Mitreski and Paege O’Shea
