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On Friday 13 May, I was given the opportunity to attend the inaugural South Australian Student Representative Council (SRC) alongside more than 100 fellow South Australian representatives from schools across the state. This was the first time such a large body of young South Australians had met in order to discuss political and social change. The day was spent sharing ideas with one another, listening to guest speakers, and having discussions with state members of parliament.
The SRC was a chance for myself and other young South Australians to work as a collective, exploring the common issues within our communities and how we as young people can work together proactively to find new and innovative solutions. We were able to connect with one another and share ideas with the knowing we all shared the same desire to bring about change within our local and state communities. I am very grateful to be a member of this new initiative and I hope with this I will be able to further support my school community and local community in future.
Aden Clarke | Year 11 Student
Tenison Woods College respectfully acknowledges the Boandik people are the First Nations people of the Mount Gambier South Eastern region of South Australia and pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, past, present and emerging.