10 Ways To Strengthen Your SRC

Want to learn all about how build a Student Representative Council at your school? These insights will help you set up and run an effective SRC, encouraging student voice and agency among students.

SRC is more than a shiny badge

10 WAYS TO STRENGTHEN YOUR SRC

SRC is more than a shiny badge. Student voice is about listening, activating agency, and creating space for all students to shape their school experience. Be inspired with these tips for making your a powerful tool in your school.

Your SRC can help build a culture of inclusion

SRC has a lot in common with Peer Support, in terms of supporting whole-of-school culture via building a culture of belonging and student voice. In fact, it was our Peer Support schools that asked us to help them with their SRCs. Find out more in our free ebook.

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Fiona Flavell

Teacher, Oxley Park Public School

Students develop values and skills such as empathy, listening, resilience, a big boost to their self-confidence and self-esteem, and a willingness to bounce back and have a go when faced with challenges.

Gordon Parrish

Principal, Robertson Public School

It fits right into our whole-school approach to student wellbeing. The students get a chance to take control and it’s student-centered. And it allows our school leaders to build their capacity.

Harper

Peer Support Participant (Year 7), Mamre Anglican School

The Peer Support Program helped me adapt to high school. I knew I could always go to [my Peer Leaders] when I had a problem or I was struggling with studying or being organised.