P&C Federation Awards Winners 2025

3 months ago

Celebrating Outstanding Contributions to Public Schools

The P&C Federation Awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions of P&C Associations, volunteers and principals who strengthen public education across NSW, and this year’s nominees set an inspiring standard. The awards were presented at our recent P&C Federation Conference, where we came together to acknowledge these achievements and reflect on the impact of community leadership in our schools.

Our trophies were proudly created by Banish, using recycled plastics. Their commitment to sustainability and community education reflects the same values we see in our P&Cs every day. We thank them for their partnership in celebrating this year’s achievements.

 


Principal of the Year
Kirsty Haggett, Haberfield Public School

This award recognises principals who demonstrate:

Kirsty has worked closely with her P&C to rebuild trust, improve transparency and ensure families have access to timely information about school decisions and funding. Her inclusive approach has brought parents, carers, staff and students together, strengthening engagement through working groups and open communication.

Congratulations Kirsty!


Volunteer of the Year
Alana Jones, Narranga Public School P&C

This award recognises volunteers who show:

Over seven years, Alana has served in multiple P&C roles including President and Vice President, building strong relationships and encouraging participation in her community. She initiated a hardship fund, developed a buddy program for HPGE students, and actively mentors new volunteers. Known as a “catalyst for community spirit”, she has boosted engagement and represented parent voices beyond her school.

Congratulations Alana!


P&C Association of the Year
Faulconbridge Public School P&C

This award recognises P&Cs that demonstrate:

Faulconbridge P&C has built a welcoming and inclusive culture, bringing families together through events like Twilight Markets and Family & Friends Day. Their contributions include the Kitchen Garden, Yarning Circle, funding for classroom sensory kits, over 100 Chromebooks for students, and successful advocacy for hall upgrades. Their work is thoughtful, impactful, and deeply community-focused.

Congratulations Faulconbridge!


Thank You to all nominees and P&C communities across NSW — your work strengthens public education and ensures families have a voice. We celebrate your dedication and the difference you make each year

 


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