B Eng (Hons), B Sc, Reg PM
Board Chair
B Sc (Robotics & Digital Technology)
Deputy Chair
MBA, B App Sci
CPA, B Comm
Treasurer
M Ed, B App Sci
PHD, M Ed, BA
B App Sc (Planning)
B Theo
MBA, BA, FAICD
CPA, B Bus (Accounting and Economics)
B Vet Sc
M IL, B Ed, Dip Teach (Science/Mathematics), MACE, MAICD
Principal
B Bus (Accounting), FIPA
Business Manager
Through initiatives such as Cadets, Exeat Week, The Duke of Edinburgh Award, and School Captaincy opportunities, we encourage students to develop their leadership skills and become personally involved in the College and broader communities. Our students are equipped with the support and skills to enable them to lead with integrity and compassion.
We recognise that effective leadership requires a range of skills. Braemar College offers a number of programs designed to identify leadership potential and develop helping, communication, group facilitation, conflict management, mediation, and peer assistance skills.
Students from Years 5 to 8 are provided with a number of opportunities to exercise leadership. House Captains are appointed at the beginning of each year. A Student Representative Council is elected at the beginning of Term One representing students from all levels of Middle School.
The leadership positions available within the Senior School, and the programs offered, are designed to enhance personal and interpersonal skills and preparation for transition into further study and the broader community. There are many diverse opportunities for students to assume a leadership role and positions of responsibility within Senior School.
All students at Braemar College are expected to demonstrate certain leadership qualities such a sense of responsibility to themselves and others, peer support, independence, clear communication and listening skills, and respect for the diversity within the student body. Students are also expected to demonstrate self-management skills, to monitor their own behaviour and the way they relate to others.
Braemar parents are an important part of our College community. We believe in open communication and transparency with our Braemar parents; our website is designed with a separate ‘Braemarparent’ view allowing easy navigation to all the information and resources that may be needed by parents throughout their child’s time at the College.
We regularly look for opportunities for parents to become involved and engaged with College activities wherever possible and parents are often invited to attend events on campus.
Parents are encouraged to participate actively in their child’s education. Our College Service scheme will be remodelled in 2023 to ensure compliance with the Victorian Child Safe Standards (July 2022).
More information about the College Service Scheme can be found here.
2022 is Braemar’s forty-sixth year since opening its doors to its original 202 students. Over the years, Braemar’s Old Collegian Community has grown stronger and more connected. We encourage all College alumni to keep in touch after they finish their schooling and we endeavour to host reunions and events to ensure that they remain lifelong, engaged members of the extended Braemar Community.
Braemar College is proud of the culture that it provides for its students and that culture of support, interest, and encouragement doesn’t end when you graduate.
We invite you to visit the link below and register for our brand new Old Collegians Portal that will be officially launched later this year. The Old Collegians portal will encourage and facilitate connection and sharing among our past students with features that will allow for networking, small business advertising, mentoring, and events and reunions.
Click here to register for our Old Collegians Online Portal.
At Braemar College, we are proud of the commitment to community service – both local and international – that we work to instil in all of the young people at our College. Students from Years 5-12 take part in a variety of organised community service efforts including volunteering in local soup kitchens/food banks and with the Brotherhood of St Laurence, organising and running fundraising events (including colour runs, casual clothes days, shave for a cure events), contributing to local community projects, travelling to Australian and International destinations (when able) to volunteer and support communities through building and teaching, as well as many other varied projects and efforts.
Community service is an important part of the culture and values of Braemar College; we are committed to helping our young students grow to become positive members of their community and society.