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Sheldon Alumni form part of the newly formed Parent Representative Committee

In late 2023, the College formed a Parent Representative Committee (PRC) to facilitate effective communication and collaboration between parents/guardians and the College leadership. The primary objective of the PRC is to provide a platform for parents to contribute to the development, improvement, and wellbeing of the College community.

We are excited to note that members of the PRC include some of our Sheldon Alumni who now have their own children attending the College. Mr David Clark (2007 Alumni) who was a Foundation Student of the College has 1 child attending the College, and Mr Tim Gooch (2003 Alumni) also has his two children attending the College. Earlier this year, David Clark spoke at our Parent Welcome Drinks in Term 1. 

We are grateful for the ongoing support of our Alumni and it is wonderful to see them around the College in their role as parents.

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