Student leaders at Coorparoo State School are the student representatives of our learning community. This representation is a public position with student leaders being called upon on official/ special occasions (at the discretion of the Principal) to embrace and model all values and expectations of students within our community.
Student Council Representative (year 3-6 students)
• Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
• Attend all student council meetings and collaborate with fellow councillors.
• Contribute ideas and suggestions from their class and report back to classmates regarding council initiatives.
• Assist in the co-coordination of special events held by the learning community.
• To act as a point of liaison between School Administration, Student Leadership and the Student Body ensuring concerns, ideas and visions are communicated and promoted.
Eco-Warrior (year 3-6 students)
• Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
• Assist all Green Team 'Eco-Warriors' and staff in organisation of events.
• Motivate all students to maintain their commitment to the school's Environmental programs.
• To speak on behalf of all students at public events relating to the Environment.
• To assist and support recycling collection and work done in the school garden.
• To motivate other students to maintain our school commitment to environmental programs.
• To commit to meeting regularly with the supervising teachers likely to be during break times.
Student Mentor (year 6 students)
• To participate in early phase classroom activities and events such as buddy reading, open days and tours.
• To 'buddy' a particular early phase class to assist in day to day events including play breaks, movements and transitions.
• To demonstrate and model all school values and expectations.
• To participate in early phase activities organised for play breaks, parades and possibly excursions.
• To attend 'Student Mentor' training workshops possibly during break times and outside school hours.
• To assist our House Captains (when required) in school sports activities and events, House meetings and parades, equipment allocation and collection.
Library Associate (year 6 students)
• To actively support the daily running of the library and library precinct under the supervision of the Teacher Librarian.
• To organise and manage playtime activities.
• To assist regularly with book borrowing and returns, library up keep, promotion of library events and participation in Book Week and Book Fair type activities.
• To contribute on parade about library events.
• To represent the student body in all eSmart and digital initiatives including web based learning.
Art Monitor (year 6 students)
• Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
• To actively organise, support and manage playtime activities.
• To assist with stock taking and distribution of art supplies and materials and to assist with Art activities/events which may occur outside of school hours and away from school.
• To contribute on parade about art events.
German Monitor (year 6 students)
• Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
• To commit to meeting regularly with the supervising teacher likely to be during break times.
- To actively organise, support and manage playtime activities.
• To assist regularly with German activities which may occur outside of school hours and away from school.
• To contribute on parade about German events.
Cultural Captain (year 6 students)
• Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
• Assist in the co-coordination of special events held by the learning community.
• To speak at public events including performances and parades.
• To attend all meetings with the supervising teachers possibly during lunch breaks.
STEM Leader (year 6 students)
• Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
• Commit to and actively participate in regular STEM meetings & assist in the co-coordination of STEM events.
• To maintain and use school noticeboards and display boards to promote STEM topics and local and global events.
• To communicate and inform all students on Parades of recent local and global STEM events, news and inventions.
• To assist students during STEM specific lessons as mentors with devices, ideas and skills.
• To assist and participate in STEM activities in play breaks in a club or interest group.
• To represent the student body in all eSmart and digital initiatives including web based learning.
• To assist teachers with the distribution and organisation of STEM equipment in Stem storage rooms.
• Participate in Guru / update sessions when new resources become available.
• Actively model responsible and safe use of STEM resources.