P&C

Lesmurdie Senior High School’s Parents & Citizens Association is one of 630 associations established under the School Education Act 1999. The Associations were established to support a strong government school system for the benefit of the students.

Membership of the school based organisation consists of parents, some staff and interested community members.  All parents and carers are invited to join the Lesmurdie Senior High School P&C.

If you are interested in joining, all meetings are held on Monday evenings in Weeks 4 and 8 each term at 6.45pm in the Board Room. For more information about joining the P&C, please email Pam Rushton, President LSHS P&C at parent_citizenLSHS@outlook.com.

Parent & Citizens (P&C) Association Membership – per family – $25.00

The P&C does not fundraise and earnestly seeks your continued support by appealing to parents/carers for a contribution of $25.00 per family. This amount appears on the school charges and contributions sheet for all students but will be deducted accordingly if you have more than one child at the school.

Please refer to the school calendar and our Facebook page to check for updates.

2026 Office Bearers

President: Pam Rushton

Vice President: Hannah Vallance

Treasurer: Rebecca Armanasco

Secretary: Stacey Raiarta

 

Executive Committee

Stacey Verco

Kirsten Williams

Cathy Norton

 

Canteen Team

Regina Tan

Jo De Roost

Christina Chong

Kristen Tung

 

2026 meetings

Term 1

Week 4 – Monday 23 February – School Staffroom

Week 8 – Monday 23th March (AGM) – School Staff Room

Term 2

Week 4 Monday 11th May (online)

Week 8 Monday 15 June (online)

Term 3

Week 4 Monday 10th August (online)

Week 8 Monday 7th September (online)

Term 4

Week 4 Monday 2nd November – School Staffroom

Week 8 Monday 30th November – School Staffroom

Audit Reports

P&C Minutes

Requests for copies of the P&C meeting minutes may be emailed to parent_citizenLSHS@outlook.com.

Acknowledgement of Country

I respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional custodians of this land on which we are meeting, the Beelu people. It is a privilege to be standing on Beelu country. I also acknowledge the contributions of Aboriginal Australians and non-Aboriginal Australians to the education of all children and people in this country we all live in and share together – Australia.