Lynda joined the School Board in 2024, after 17 years employed by Halls Head College ESC as a School Support Officer.

The Halls Head College ESC Board is formed with the fundamental purpose of enabling parents and members of the community to engage in activities that are in the best interests of the students and enhance the education provided at Halls Head College ESC
The elected members include parents, staff, including the principal and community members. The responsibilities of the Board are:
Parents are encouraged to nominate for the school board as vacancies arise.
Monday 16th February
Monday 30th March
Monday 9th June
Monday 14th September
Monday 7th December
The School Board meets at 4.30pm. Please contact 9581 0613 if you have any enquires or wish to nominate.



Lynda joined the School Board in 2024, after 17 years employed by Halls Head College ESC as a School Support Officer.

Lisa Munday MLA – as a mum of two autistic boys, a registered paramedic and now a State Member of Parliament, Lisa has a good understanding of the health and well being of local young people and would like to utilise this knowledge to assist the students and parents of HHC ESC.

Lisa Kelly is a passionate member of the Mandurah Community and likes to give back where she can. Lisa became a community member on our school board in 2023 and is also a school board member for both Greenfields and South Halls Head Primary Schools. In 2024 Lisa was announced as the City of Mandurah Community Citizen of the Year for her contribution towards the Mandurah Community.

Joined the School Board in 2021 as a Parent Member. Sarah’s son has since left Halls Head College ESC to begin year 11 at John Tonkin College ESC, however Sarah has chosen to stay on as a Community School Board Member and continue to support the school wherever possible.


Prior to joining the School Board as a Community Member in 2022, Steve was already an active member of the Halls Head College ESC community. Steve is the Vice President of the P&C and also visits the school once a week with therapy dog Nina, offering support to both students and staff.
