College Council
The College Council is the peak policy decision making body in the College community. It has the power to select and appoint the College Principal. Its responsibilities include curriculum development, financial management, facilities maintenance and fund-raising.
The Council consists of seventeen elected members – six parent members, five staff members (including the College Principal), two student members and four community members. The latter represent the College’s Community Voice and includes the current College Captains.
Business is normally transacted at a sub-committee level and ratified at full Council meetings. The standing sub-committees are Policy and Development and Finance and Facilities.
Council meets at least eight times a year, normally on the first Tuesday evening each month or the nearest available Tuesday in the case of vacations.
The College Council is led by the President supported by the Vice President, Secretary (College Principal) and the Treasurer. Permanent observers include the Assistant Principals and the Business Manager.
College Council Elected Members
| President | Cindy Pilepich |
| Vice President | Jol Alexander |
| Treasurer | Eric Du |
| Parent Member | Charni Pilkington |
| Parent Member | Dianne Rickard |
| Parent Member | Manpreet Kaur |
| Parent Member | Sinon Sil |
| Student Member | Mia Pham |
| Student Member | Roe Mam |
| Community Member | Hemita Chandramoorthy – College Captain |
| Community Member | Paris Tong – College Captain |
| Community Member | Chris Doan – SRC President |
| Community Member | Dorothy Cai – SRC President |
Elected DE staff
| Executive Officer | Chris Knight |
| Staff Member | Simon Coles |
| Staff Member | Eric Du |
| Staff Member | Jackson Keat |
| Staff Member | Jessica Wallis |
Assistant Principals
| Dan Butler | |
| Brendan Dwyer | |
| Marina Stergiou |
Business Manager
| Sharon Graham |
College Community Voice
The College Community Voice meet once a term on a Wednesday evening. The meetings commence from 6.00 pm and provides an important forum for discussion and feedback on College policies and practices.
The group assists with social events, raises funds for the College and represents the views of the community to the Principal. It is represented on College Council by a parent member. The group gives further support to the College with the provision of funds for equipment and facilities and prizes on Awards Night. If you would like join Community Voice please email us at wellington.sc@education.vic.gov.au
The Wellington Difference
Wellington Secondary College believes that its role is to assist students to develop a positive self-image and to seek excellence in all areas of endeavour.