Schools Board

The Mount Hawthorn Schools Board is the peak governance body for both our school and Mount Hawthorn Education Support Centre. The Board takes part in establishing and reviewing the schools’ objectives, priorities and policy directions, and evaluates the school’s performance in achieving them.

The Board meets four times a year and consists of 13 members:

Parent & Community Representatives
Brandon Munro
Katharine Nash (ESC rep and Chair)
Belinda Owen
Glenn Savage
Andrew Whitehouse
Julia Wilcox
Scott Yelland

Staff Representatives
Leon Wilson (MHPS Principal)
Anna Eason (MHESC Principal)
Melanie Cross
Kylie Grace
Rebecca Miles
Cailie Spencer

The Board functions within its Terms of Reference, which are compliant with the School Education Act (1999) and School Education Regulations (2000) and abides by its Code of Conduct.

If you are interested in finding out more about the operations of the Board, please contact Katharine Nash, Schools Board Chair at nash.katharine@gmail.com.

Schools Board - Annual Report 2023

Schools Board - Annual Report 2022

P&C Association

Our P&C is a voluntary organisation that provides an opportunity for parents to have a voice and participate in the education of their children. With the support of many volunteers from the school community, the P&C coordinates events and services for our children, including the school canteen and uniform shop. Funds raised by the P&C contribute to the funding of programs and facilities within the school, which makes for a better educational experience for our kids.

The P&C holds its AGM in Term 1 each year, and subsequent general meetings each term thereafter.

New faces are always welcome and any contribution that can be made will be greatly appreciated! To find out more, visit the P&C on Facebook or email P&C president Tasha Hawkins at mhpspc.president@gmail.com.

P&C Uniform Shop Information

P&C Canteen Information

Reconciliation Action Committee

Kaya, nidja Wadjak Noongar boodja
Welcome, this is Wadjak Noongar country

Mount Hawthorn Primary School acknowledges the Wadjak Noongar people as the past and present traditional custodians of this land on which our school is built, and we respectfully recognise their contribution and ongoing cultural connection to this region. We celebrate the significant contributions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples make to our shared country through their knowledge, resilience and bravery.

Our school has a progressive Reconciliation Action Committee, which is committed to reconciliation through deeply connecting with the cultures, languages, practices and stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, families and peoples within the wider community.

To find out more about our Reconciliation Action Committee, contact Bree Rampal, at Bree.Rampal@education.wa.edu.au

Out of School Care

From January 2024 we will partner with TheirCare to continue to provide before-school, after-school and vacation care on our school site. TheirCare provide a stimulating & safe environment where children develop life skills, friendships, confidence, and creativity. Details for 2024 can be found here, and for more information you can call their support office on 1300 072 410.

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