



Our P&C is a committee of volunteers, who are Parents or Citizens who support our school and most importantly, our children.
As a registered charity, we can apply for grants that non-charities may not qualify.
The annual $40 contribution fee (charged as part of the school fees) is used by the P&C to fund improvement projects across the school. Recently, we paid for the painting of student's toilets using these funds, and the P&C made a significant contribution towards the installation of air conditioning for remaining classrooms which is due for completion during the 2022/23 summer break.
There is a lot on our list to do, we will prioritise suggestions through feedback from our students as to their most pressing needs.
If you can, please attend our P&C meetings and make a productive contribution to our school.
Meetings are the third Monday of the month (during term time), 6:30pm, for 30-45 minutes.
To be able to vote at Parent and Citizen Meetings, attendees need to be a finanical member of the Macquarie Fields Parent and Citizens Association. The membership fee is $2 and is paid to the Treasurer with the membership form.
The Parents and Citizens association has adopted a constitution which is available for download.
Note: The P&C is not a forum to discuss day to day questions about the school, please contact the office directly as you normally would for those matters.
Looking forward to working with you!
Kindest regards,
Anna
President MFHS P&C
General information about how the P&C meetings are run are available from the P&C Federation in frequently asked questions
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address
2 Harold Street
Macquarie Fields
NSW 2564
telephone 02 9605 3111
address
PO Box 269
Ingleburn NSW
1890
telephone 02 9605 3111
address
2 Harold Street
Macquarie Fields
NSW 2564
telephone 02 9605 3111
address
PO Box 269
Ingleburn NSW
1890
telephone 02 9605 3111
We would like to pay our respects and acknowledge the Dharawal people, the traditional custodians of the land and also pay respect to Elders both past, present, and future.
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