P&C Federation Awards
The P&C Federation Awards are now closed
We want to celebrate and recognise the incredible work done in public schools throughout the state. Whether it is the contribution of a particular individual in your school community, your school’s principal, or your P&C Association – the P&C Federation Awards are an opportunity to showcase these efforts and reward outstanding work. No matter how big or small your school community is, we want to recognise hard work and collaboration in all its forms. We have three categories of awards, each with their own criteria. The winners of our P&C Federation Awards will be announced at our annual conference later this year.
The Association of the Year Award recognises the work of a P&C Association within their school and wider school community.
To win Association of the Year, the nominee must demonstrate:
- Collaboration – working to bring the entire school community into close collaboration
- Advocacy – being the voice of parents to make a positive impact in your school or local community
- Exceptionalism – going above and beyond to create improvements, new ideas, projects, or positive change
Nominations close 25 October 2025
The Volunteer of the Year Award recognises the contribution of an individual in their P&C Association, school, and school community.
To win Volunteer of the Year, the nominee must demonstrate:
- Volunteerism – someone who gives freely of their time and energy in the service of their school community
- Inspiration – leading by example and encouraging others to follow
- Exceptionalism – going above and beyond to create improvements, new ideas, projects, or positive change
To be eligible, the nominee must be a financial member of their P&C Association
Nominations close 25 October 2025
The Principal of the Year Award recognises the contribution of a principal to their P&C Association and school community.
To win Principal of the Year, the nominee must demonstrate:
- Collaboration – a principal who is actively involved with their P&C Association and works in collaboration with them
- Unity – bringing the entire school community together, and uniting parents, carers, teachers, staff and students
- Exceptionalism – going above and beyond to create improvements, new ideas, projects, or positive change
Nominations close 25 October 2025