P&C Webinars

Through affiliation with WACSSO, P&Cs are able to access a host of P&C learning opportunities, including our free P&C Training Program and webinars.

Past and future webinar topics:

  • The P&C Constitution
  • Engaging Volunteers
  • Running Effective Meetings
  • Working with your P&C Team
  • Building Thriving Facebook Communities
  • Engaging Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities
  • Run a smooth P&C by implementing useful By-Laws

You can join one of these one-hour webinars from anywhere! As long as you are able to connect to the Internet, using either a PC or laptop, you are invited to participate.

We will update this page with scheduled webinars. You will be able to register your interest here. Instructions will be emailed to you. Webinars are FREE and very EASY to join.

Upcoming Webinars

WACSSO Webinar Topics

Our 60-minute webinars are open for any P&C member in WA to join and will be run at scheduled times. To book your place in a webinar, click here.

P&C Operations and Governance (60 mins) webinar will cover:

  • Overview of the Office Bearer roles
  • Overview of the P&C Constitution
  • P&C Governance

Role of the P&C President/Vice President (90 mins)

Role of the P&C Secretary (60 mins)

Role of the P&C Treasurer (60 mins)

Running an Effective Meeting (60 mins) webinar will cover:

  • Preparing for a meeting
  • Meeting structure
  • Rules of debate
  • Tips for dealing with common meeting issues

Previously delivered webinars can be found on our YouTube page

P&Cs are also welcome to contact the training team via email and book a bespoke session. Typically, bespoke webinars go for 60-90 min and cover similar content to the P&C Operations webinars, tailored to meet the requirements of your P&C.

  • speakers or headphones (microphone not required)
  • a keyboard to input questions

Contact Us

WA Council of State School Organisations Inc.
151 Royal Street
East Perth Western Australia 6004

info@wacsso.wa.edu.au

Phone: (08) 6210 0100
Fax: (08) 9264 4948

 

The Western Australian Council of State School Organisations pays respect to First Nations people and Traditional Custodians throughout Australia, recognising their connection to land, waters and sky. 
We acknowledge parents, families, Elders and communities as first educators, sharers of culture and knowledge; and recognise the value this learning holds for children and young people.