Our school community includes the Parent and Citizen Association (P&C) who oversee the Uniform Shop, the Canteen and OOSH.
P&C
At Curl Curl North there is an active, enthusiastic and effective Parent and Citizen Association (P&C).
The P&C works hard to create a social community for parents, while also fundraising to provide resources to enhance and improve our children's learning and the school environment.
Every parent is welcome to come along to P&C meetings which are held regularly in the school library on Tuesdays from 7.15pm on dates as notified in the school newsletter and website calendar. The meetings provide a valuable channel of communication between parents and the school.
The Uniform Shop, the Canteen and Curly Kids OOSH operate as sub-committees of the P&C. The P&C also has a strong relationship with the Class Coordinators. Each class has one or two class coordinators whose role it is to coordinate class social events and assist with P&C fundraising.
Meeting minutes
- Minutes December 4 2018
- Minutes 18 June 2019
- Minutes February 19 2019
- Minutes March 26 2019
- AGM Minutes March 26 2019
- Principal Report Term 1 2019
- Minutes May 7 2019
- Minutes July 30 2019
- Minutes September 10 2019
- Principal Report September 2019
- Minutes Oct 2019
- Minutes Dec 2020
Meeting agenda
- Agenda February 19 2019
- Agenda 30 July 2019
- Agenda March 26 2019
- AGM Agenda 26 March 2019
- Agenda 7 May 2019
- Agenda 18 June 2019
- Agenda October 22 2019
- Agenda Dec 2019
- Agenda Feb 16 2020
School council
The School Council meets twice a term and its primary objective is to provide advice and assistance to school management and progress policies that impact the school, with emphasis on the educational goals of the school.
Membership consists of two elected parent members, two elected staff members, the president of the P&C or their representative, a community member and the school principal.
The Northern Beaches Learning Alliance
Curl Curl North is a member of the Northern Beaches Learning Alliance (NBLA) formed in 2008. This community of schools comprises local primary schools, together with the five campuses of the Northern Beaches Secondary College.
Central to the NBLA are the project-based learning initiatives undertaken jointly by primary and secondary schools. Students from primary schools and high schools are linked in mentoring partnerships. ‘Project Penguin' and ‘Design, Make, Innovate' involve students in hands-on, problem solving projects.
Through the NBLA, Professional Learning opportunities are made available to teaching staff. On the Term 2 School Development Day a conference is held for over 200 staff of the twelve NBLA primary schools.