 Principal - Schools for Student LeadershipMark Reeves has always had a keen interest in and passion for leadership, physical and outdoor education and health and wellbeing which is reflected in his qualifications including a BA specialising in Recreation, Post Graduate degree in Organisational Change and Graduate Diploma in Education. He has certification in Outdoor Pursuits from Plas-Y-Brennin in North Wales in the UK. He has held a range of positions including Director of Outdoor Education at St Michael’s St Kilda, and Director of Marshmead Residential Year Nine School at MLC. In 2000 he was appointed as the foundation principal of the Alpine School in Dinner Plain. The school was an initiative of the Kennett Government which aimed to offer a residential program for Year 9 students at government schools where students could experience the multiple challenges of developing leadership skills, their own personal development and outdoor education.
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Read more about Mark
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 Campus PrincipalMy role at the Snowy River campus is Campus Principal after previously being Curriculum Coordinator. A significant part of my role is to ensure the smooth running of our campus on a day to day basis. I have the privilege of working with some of the most highly motivated and inspirational teachers on the planet and take great pride in being a driving part of an organisation and program that continues to be a leader in experiential education. |
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Read more about Robyn
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At the Snowy River Campus I currently work part-time as a generalist teacher, organising the staff and student rosters and teaching across the curriculum. |
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Read more about Jen
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 Curriculum Coordinator
[Acting Curriculum Coordinator at Alpine School Campus during Term 1 2017 ]
My role at SRC is as a generalist teacher. I work with various teams of students throughout the year facilitating and guiding their growth from teenagers to young adults. I find it extremely rewarding to witness the personal development of the students during their time here.
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Read more about Brendan
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 My family has lived in Far East Gippsland for the past eleven years. I love the variety of outdoor activities that are on offer in this temperate, coastal environment where the ‘Mountains Meet the Sea’. It has been a privilege during the past two years to work as a teacher at the SRC amongst like-minded people who have a passion for adolescent education.
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Read more about Gary
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 At the Snowy river campus, I started my job as an overnight supervisor in Term 4 2013. Being relatively new to the position, I have enjoyed getting to know the students and the staff at the campus.
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Read more about Leigh
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 As one of the generalist teachers here I am passionate about working with teams of students on leadership, teamwork, community participation and personal development.
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Read more about Cameron
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 I am the head chef at the SRC. I love to cook for the students, but spending time with them and working together is the real joy in my position.
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Read more about Michelle
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 I am a generalist teacher here at the School for Student Leadership. Having studied a Bachelor in Outdoor Education and a Graduate Diploma in Education, I have worked with young people for over ten years in various settings. I value building positive relationships and supporting young people through their ‘rite of passage’.
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Read more about Sonja
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 l am one of the Overnight Supervisors and l have been at this school since it opened in 2007. I enjoy like playing games like chess or cards with the students, as I think this is a great way to interact and get to know the students’ better.
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Read more about Peter
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 Catering Assistant
I’m employed by the Snowy River Campus as the Catering Assistant. I enjoy cooking for our students and inventing new and economical meals. |
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Read more about Kylie-Anne
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 I am one of the overnight supervisors having commenced work with the school community term 2, 2012. Being relatively new to this position, having spent most of my working life in administration, I have found the Snowy River Community way of life to be an exciting, adventurous, challenging but refreshing journey.
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Read more about Susan
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As a child growing up in Papua New Guinea I was fortunate to have had many experiences which has helped me to develop an interest in the outdoors and in the environment. Many years later, after having followed life’s many twists and turns, I have found myself fortunate enough to be able to contribute to the learning community at the School of Student Leadership.
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Office Manager is my contribution to the Snowy River Campus.
I am one of few founding staff members of the school when it opened in 2007, and I still look forward to working with the professional, passionate and inspiring staff at the Snowy campus. Besides running the Office, I am also responsible for coordinating the amazing Victorian Young Leaders to China program.
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Read more about Selina
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 I believe it is important for young people to connect with the natural world. I have a passion for helping young people develop, and forming healthy relationships with others in the outdoors.
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Read more about Finn
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 I am a generalist teacher here at Snowy River Campus and, as one of the newest members of the community, I am absolutely thrilled to be part of such an exciting educational space. It is a privilege and joy to see our young leaders flourish in Marlo’s beautiful natural setting!
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Read more about Chloe
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 As a newcomer to Marlo I feel very privileged to have the opportunity to be a generalist teacher at the Snowy River Campus School for Student Leadership. I am excited to work and support the awesome young people through their journey here in this beautiful setting.
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Read more about Jaqui
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 I still remember my Year 7 orientation camp at Wilson’s Prom where two things happened which have followed me throughout my life; my love of the outdoors and photography.
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Read more about James O'Hagan
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