Student voice

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Student voice is more than just students 'having a say' or 'being heard'. Student voice encourages student leaders to actively participate in decision-making at school on elements which shape their overall educational experiences.

To be successful, schools must value the perspectives and opinions of students and act on them in a way that genuinely shapes learning and decision-making at the school. At Para Hills High School, we encourage our student leaders to:

  • represent the views and opinions of the student body in an unbiased manner
  • be role models within the school community
  • encourage and drive innovations in the way learning activities are implemented at Para Hills High School
  • foster student wellbeing and academic achievement through positive interventions
  • facilitate effective communication between students, staff and the wider school community on issues that affect the student body
  • be a conduit for school policy improvement and change
  • provide leadership and direction for the student body to progress the long-term needs of the students and reflect the changing school community, fostering a safe and inclusive school.

All student leaders receive SACE credits on a pro-rata basis for self-directed learning which contributes to their overall academic standing. 

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Para Hills High School would like to acknowledge and pay our respects to the Kaurna people, the traditional custodians of the land we stand on. We respect and honour their cultural and heritage beliefs, connection with the land and waters and thank the Kaurna people for their friendship.

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