Student Services Team
At the heart of our work is a strong focus on the wellbeing of every student
Our Student Services team is dedicated to supporting and guiding students throughout their high school journey, across both academic and non-academic areas.
We provide support through a range of positive programs and initiatives, including Champions for Change, High Flyers, pathways and career exploration, House Points, assemblies, and a variety of extracurricular opportunities.
The Student Services Hub is located within the College’s Administration Block, providing a central and accessible space for support.
Student Services Team
Student Services is a welcoming and supportive space for all students, with an open-door policy that encourages them to seek help whenever needed. The team provides a safe environment, including private spaces for counselling and interviews, ensuring students feel comfortable and supported.
Our Student Services team includes Program Coordinators, Year Coordinators, a Community Health Nurse, School Psychologist, Chaplain, and Student Support Officers. Together, they work collaboratively to support students’ wellbeing, engagement, and overall development.
Parents and carers are encouraged to contact their child’s Year Coordinator regarding any concerns, ensuring clear communication and coordinated support.
Program Coordinator
Program Coordinators provide year-level leadership and ensure coordinated support for students, promoting consistent and proactive pastoral care.
They monitor student wellbeing, attendance, and behaviour, and lead case management for those requiring additional support. Working closely with families, Student Services, and external agencies, they coordinate interventions, re-entry meetings, and documented plans.
Program Coordinators also support staff with student information and behaviour guidance, while reinforcing year-group expectations and the school’s CARE values.
Years 10, 11 & 12
Ms Amy Billingham
Years 7, 8 & 9
Mr Fil Filidei
Year Coordinators
Our Year Coordinators support the wellbeing, engagement, and development of students within each year group, helping to create a safe, inclusive, and positive school environment.
They provide guidance and support for students, work closely with families and staff, and act as a key point of contact for year-level matters. Year Coordinators also lead wellbeing initiatives and oversee events such as assemblies, camps, and excursions, while promoting a strong sense of belonging and school pride.
Year 7, 9 & 12
Ms Shannon Palmer
Year 8, 10 & 11
Ms Louise Cockman
Student Support Enquires
Please note that all Student Support enquiries are triaged through the Parent Support Hub, available on the “Parent Resources” page.
Health Services – Wellbeing Centre
The Wellbeing Centre provides a range of health and wellbeing services to support students and their families in making informed decisions about their health, wellbeing, and development. Staffed by professionals, the Wellbeing Centre provides health support in a safe and welcoming environment.
Services include:
School-based immunisation programs
First point of contact for student health care needs
Referral to external health professionals when required
Student health and wellbeing programs
Health assessments, including vision, hearing, and developmental screening where needed
Assistance for staff and parents in developing individual health care plans for students with chronic conditions, disabilities, or complex health needs
These services help ensure students receive timely, appropriate, and coordinated health support throughout their schooling.
Community Health Nurse
Our Community Health Nurse supports student wellbeing through health education, early intervention, and preventative care.
They provide guidance on healthy lifestyle choices and deliver programs covering topics such as nutrition, hygiene, mental health, sexual health, and chronic disease management. The nurse also conducts health screenings, supports vaccination and prevention programs.
In addition, they assist students with chronic health conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and anaphylaxis, and work closely with families and support agencies to ensure appropriate care and support for vulnerable students.
School Psychologist
Our School Psychologist provides specialist assessment, consultation, and support to promote student wellbeing and learning.
They work with staff, students, and families to deliver counselling and psychological support where appropriate, and contribute to Behaviour Support Plans, Safety Plans, Risk Management Plans, and case conferences. They also assist with identifying the underlying causes of behaviour and developing effective, evidence-based strategies to support students.
In addition, the School Psychologist supports risk assessment and mental health needs, facilitates referrals to external agencies when required, and helps ensure students at educational risk receive appropriate, timely support across all year levels.
Their work is guided by a commitment to evidence-based, trauma-informed, and developmentally appropriate practice.
Student Support Enquires
Please note that all Student Support enquiries are triaged through the Parent Support Hub, available on the “Parent Resources” page.