Fairhills High School Course Counselling Success
On Thursday 22 August, Fairhills High School hosted an insightful and productive Course Counselling day for our Year 10 and Year 11 students. This annual event is crucial in guiding our students as they plan their academic futures and this year’s session was a resounding success, thanks to the dedication and expertise of our fantastic team.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to Liz Rundle, Jenni Nansen, Leanne Henderson, Marguerite Khune, Todd Chamberlain, Erin McGillicuddy and Felicity Graham-Prowse. Their hard work and diligence were evident as they engaged with students and parents, providing invaluable advice on subject choices for 2025. Their commitment ensured that each student received personalized guidance tailored to their interests and career aspirations.
The Course Counselling day saw numerous students exploring their options and discussing potential pathways with our experienced staff. Our team’s thorough preparation and deep knowledge played a significant role in making this process smooth and informative. From discussing course prerequisites to helping students understand future career implications, the teachers provided clarity and support every step of the way.
We appreciate the collaborative effort and the time our teachers dedicated to making this day a success. Their expertise not only helped in navigating complex subject choices but also in reassuring students and parents during this important decision-making period.
Thank you once again to Liz, Jenni, Leanne, Marguerite, Todd, Erin, and Felicity for their unwavering commitment to our students’ educational journeys. Your efforts are instrumental in shaping the future of Fairhills High School’s next generation of leaders and innovators.
As we continue to support our students in their academic and career pursuits, we remain grateful for the dedication of our entire staff. We look forward to the positive outcomes of the choices made on this pivotal day and are excited to see our students excel in their future studies.
Bill Exton
Senior School Assistant Principal
