SGA

The Student Government Association (SGA) is formed at the beginning of the year in March and runs until Week 8 Term 3.

Role

The SGA represents the student body of Marden Senior College. The primary focus of SGA is ‘to consider relevant issues and matters within the student body and wider College at regular team meetings. The SGA is also vital for encouraging a sense of community within the college by organising/supporting/attending events and fundraisers (for both MSC students and charity).’

SGA supported events

The SGA conducts and supports a range of events at the college to increase students’ participation in school life, school spirit and a sense of college culture.  There are a wide range of activities that the SGA may run throughout the year, including:

Senior Jumpers
Marden Senior College Formal
Harmony Day
Lunch time events such as hosting a Band
Raising money for Charity through BBQs and Pancake days
Assisting at Tree Planting Day

SGA Support Staff

Norina Vignogna
Mizpah Constable-Gray
Tim Wells
Jayle Wayne
Kelly Sharrad

 

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2017 Formal

Friday 11 August, 6:30pm – 10:30pm at Stamford Plaza, North Terrace.