Community Insights and Fundraising Initiatives
Families in Belrose, Frenchs Forest, and Davidson prioritize different aspects for their community, including classroom resources, school facilities, and educational outcomes. Parents' preferences include staff professional development, school environment improvements, and outdoor seating. Fundraising ideas like parent events, market days, and government grants are suggested, but parental volunteering remains at 31%.
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OUR COMMUNITY There are 3,720 families with Dependent Children in Belrose, Frenchs Forest & Davidson. Only 16% are families where 1 parent does not work. 36% are families where all parents work full time. 46% are families 1 parent works part time. Mimosa has 367 families. Mimosa accounts for 10% of all local families*. 23% of Mimosa families responded.
P&C FOCUS The majority of parents believe the P&C should focus on .. Classroom resources School Facilities Educational Outcomes P&C Should Be Contributing to classroom resources and technology Improving facilities at the school (e.g. grounds, equipment, school environment) 8.6 Improving educational outcomes Improving social skills and well-being of students Additional support teachers Improving services at the school (e.g. canteen, uniform shop) Improving sporting activities Improving cultural activities (e.g. arts, dance, drama) Improving environmental outcomes (e.g. recycling) Improving music activities Engaging families (e.g. social activities) Rating 9.29 Ranked 1st 25% 27% 19% 11% 8% 6% 0% 0% 0% 0% 6% Ranked 2nd 31% 15% 19% 23% 6% 2% 0% 0% 1% 1% 4% Student Well-being 8.01 7.54 6.26 5.6 5.19 4.42 4.3 3.92 3.4
SPECIFICALLY.. When prompted, Parents prioritise Staff Professional Development School Environment Shade Sail Outdoor Seating by Oval* Literary Resources But unprompted, Parents prioritise Veggie Gardens Educational Programs that focus on STEM & Technology Additional Support & Development for Teachers Improved Before School Experience (Supervision, Early Notification for Absence, Better Drop Off Area) * Oval Seating and Music Room were prompted in the open-ended question
PLENTY OF GREAT FUNDRAISING IDEAS.. Parent Events Outside School Additional Parent Funding Food Days in School Market Vendors @ Fireworks Market Days Corporate Sponsorship Named Pavers More Raffles Fireworks Government Grants Paid for Shows in School Hall Trivia Night Read-a-Thons Walk-a-Thon Sausage Sizzles
BUT WITH ONLY 31% OF PARENTS PREPARED TO VOLUNTEER. PARENT/COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Fireworks Trivia Night x -a- thons Events on School Grounds Events outside School Space Rental Uniform shop Band Canteen Named Pavers Additional Parent Funding Government Grants Corporate Sponsorship VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENT
