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Northern Regional Council Newsletter Term 4 2011 
The executive elected to represent the Region at the AGM in 2011 is:
President - Leandra Boothby ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (0407 754185))
Vice President - Kim Donaldson ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Vice President - Debbie Scuderi
Secretary - Maree Pasons
Treasurer - Kristen Meadows
State Representative - Linda Nardini
Regional QCPCA Meeting Dates
AGM & meeting dates and venue details:
- 25th February 2012 (Saturday) - Townsville - Oonoonba SS
Northern Regional Council Canteen Workshop
- 29th February 2012 (Wednesday) - Regional Council Meeting- Townsville - Oonoonba SS
- 29 February 2012 (Wednesday) - P&C Skilling - Charters Towers - Richmond Hill Primary
- 18 April 2012 (Wednesday) - Townsville - Kirwan SS (Venue TBC)
- 19 May 2012 (Saturday) - Ingham - Trebonne (Venue TBC)
- 19th or 20th June 2012 (Tuesday or Wednesday) - Teleconference (TBC)
- 21st and 22nd July 2012 (Saturday) - Paluma - AGM - Details TBC
- 8th & 21st August 2012 - Tentative - State conference planning - Details TBC
The Northern Region Profile
The Northern Region extends from Gumlu State School to the south of Home Hill, west to Greenvale and Pentland State Schools and north to Abergowrie State School. To simplify that, we extend from north of Ingham, to south of Home Hill and west of Charters Towers.
The Northern Region demographic, encompassing 75 facilities, includes Kirwan High School with one of the largest student populations in the state (1958 students) to Mt Fox State School which is currently the smallest school with an enrolment of nine students. There are 22 x Band 5 schools, 9 x Band 6, 9 x Band 7, 13 x Band 8, 14 x Band 9, 6 x Band 10 and 2 x Band 11 schools in the region. Four schools have a student population in excess of 1000 students, 17 have between 500 and 1000 students, 23 between 100 and 500 students and 31 have 100 students or less.
