The main objectives of the P&C are to promote the interests of the school by bringing parents, citizens, students and teaching staff into close co-operation, assisting in providing facilities and equipment, promoting the welfare of students at the school and to encourage parents and community participation in educational issues.
P&C Meetings are held in the library during the third and seventh week of each term (subject to change depending on the length of term) at 7pm. The dates of meetings are advertised in the school newsletter and on posters around the school. Everyone is welcome. The Principal reports at each meeting providing invaluable information relating to both the school and changes within the Department of Education. It provides a forum for communication and feedback. The CBPS P&C welcomes all parents and carers to join us at meetings. Minutes of past meetings can be found in the Connect Library. Please consider coming along to a meeting and getting involved.
The P&C has an Executive Committee comprised of the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and four General Members. Elections are held at the Annual General Meeting each year in February. A representative of the P&C reports directly to the School Board. Each class appoints at least one class representative.
The responsibilities of the class representative are to attend or appoint a delegate to attend P&C meetings, to act as a liaison between the teacher and class parents, particularly in relation to the notification of merit award presentations and volunteers for excursions, to assist in welcoming new parents, to find volunteers for school events and organising social activities for class parents throughout the year.
City Beach Primary School P&C is responsible for the operation of the school Canteen and Uniform Exchange as services to the school community. The P&C also provides the very important “Red eBook” or school directory and social functions.
Join our P & C Association Facebook group
Anonymous Event Feedback Form – this form allows members of the school community to provide information, questions and suggestions on P&C initiatives and activities.