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SCHOOL ASSOCIATION MISSION STATEMENT
To support the School in providing the best possible education for all
Woodbridge School students - within a safe and caring environment.
FUNCTIONS OF THE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
To assist in the development of the School
Charter. The assist in the formulation of School policies within the framework of the
School Charter. To monitor and provide feedback on the progress of the School plans and
budget. (according to the Education Act 1994 - s26-32)
AIMS OF THE WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
To support and promote the provision of a safe and healthy environment at
Woodbridge School;
To provide effective communication on behalf of parents and guardians, and
the broader School community;
To provide the School, through the School Principal and staff, with advice
and community feedback on policy, plans and budget priorities;
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Support teachers and school programs through
fund-raising;
To maintain effective communication with the School's student body through
meetings with the Student Representative Council and the Junior
Representative Council;
To be an active voice for public education across a range of related issues;
To market and publicise the school within the broader community; and
To learn from and interact with other
schools within the southern area - and where
possible with other State Schools.
HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE
School Association meetings are held once a month (third Wednesday of each month).
Meeting times are notified in the school newsletter. Elections are held annually with members being elected for two year
terms. Elections are currently held in April.
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The Woodbridge School
Association membership as
at March 2007:
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Community members: |
| Anna Smee - President |
| Sophie Creet - Vice President |
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Lisa Kingston - Secretary
Lisa Laughlin - Assistant Secretary |
| Sandra Brady - Treasurer |
| Staff
members |
| Alison Grant |
- Principal and Public
Officer |
| Caroline Randall |
- Staff Representative |
The Gourmet Garden Cookbook

This cookbook was produced by
the School Association in December 2006. It is a collection of favourite
recipes gathered from gardeners and cooks of Woodbridge School and the local
Woodbridge community. The recipes use locally grown produce fresh from the
garden.
It has been illustrated by our talented little artists in the primary school
and makes a great gift.
Copies are available from the school, the Woodbridge Post Office, and
Peppermint Bay for $8.00.
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