Parents and Citizens Association (P&C)
Our Parents and Citizens’ Association (P&C) is made up of parents and carers, teachers and community members. The P&C meets on the second Tuesday of every month to contribute to decision-making, developing policies and management plans as well as fundraising.
What does the P&C do?
The P&C has several important roles:
- Attend meetings: P&C meetings are held once a month on the second Tues from 6:30pm to 8pm in the school library.
- Participate in discussions: share your thoughts on school policies, positive behaviours, student uniforms, school routines, and budgets.
- Support the school: assist with financial or other resources for the benefit of the students.
- Encourage community participation: join committees or groups that help improve the school for everyone.
P&C Committee 2025
Contact the P&C
email: rouspublicschoolpandc@gmail.com
Rous Public School Bonfire Night 2025
Thank you to all who contributed to make this year's Bonfire Night a success.
We would love to receive feedback from our community on the event. Please feel free to complete the form below and return it to the school office or by email.
Rous Public School P&C 2025 Bonfire Night Feedback Form
A History of Our Bonfire.
“What better way to get rid of all those dropped branches and prunings collected during a working bee than with a bonfire! And given that there were a few families involved, why not BBQ a few sausages and make an evening of it?”
Based on recounts I’ve heard this is how our Bonfire evening originated. Although it has evolved into a much more substantial occasion since the first one back in 1980, it still operates in a manner true to its origins….. a community BBQ and Bonfire. I can’t say whether fireworks were involved in the original, but they are definitely a significant attraction at our current event.
Part of the Bonfire’s evolution has led to it being a valuable fundraiser for us. And based on conversations with people in P&C’s from other schools, an enviable one at that. The fact that we have just the one event, where we rely on all the community pitching in, sets us apart from other schools. As does the money raised per student, which of course is what the funds ultimately go towards, providing resources for all our kids.