2021 Annual General Meeting

Hosted at Brisbane State High our AGM was very well attended by our members both in-person and via video conferencing. We are pleased to introduce our 2021 executive which consists of a Managing Committee, Regional/Primary Committee and Sub-Committees. This approach to the executive committee will enable us to achieve our aspirational targets in our 2021-2023 strategic plan.

Managing Committee
President – Moneth Montemayor (Fortitude Valley State Secondary College)
Vice President Professional Learning and Industry Partnerships – Aimee Gust (Brisbane State High School)
Vice President Curriculum and Advocacy – Karyn Chapman (Mary Mackillop College)
Secretary – Ben Higgins (St Peter’s, Indooroopilly)
Treasurer – Greta Evangelista (Brisbane South State Secondary College)
Webmaster – Mark Deere (Capalaba State High School)
Governance (observer) – Helen Lauder (QUT)

Regional/Primary committee
Primary school – Sofia Hobson (Peregian Springs State School)
Primary School, early years – Jenny Boyne (Algester State School)
Far North QLD – Andre Scholz (Gordonvale State High School)
Central QLD – Beau Von Stein (Mirani State High School)
Wide Bay – Jessica O’Neill (Kepnock State High School)
Sunshine Coast – Angela Hasthorpe (Meridan State College)
Darling Downs – Wendy Collins (St Saviour’s College)
Ipswich Lockyer Valley – Renee Yates (Laidley State High School)
Gold Coast – Lorena Vines (Marymount College)

Sub-committees
Web-Maintenance
Mark Deere, Beau Von Stein and Sofia Hobson
Marketing and Communications
Wendy Collins and Simon Rogers (QLD Academies Creative Industries)
Professional Learning
Aimee Gust, Sofia Hobson, Angela Hasthorpe, Renee Yates, Kelsey Clark (Narangba Valley State High School, Charlotte Edwards (Toowoomba State High School), Kristina Chapman (Gensis Christian College) and Nadine Lee (Essential Screen Skills)
State Conference
Karyn Chapman, Renee Yates, Angela Hasthorpe, Kelsey Clark, Lorena Vine, Nadine Lee and Daryl Spark (University Southern QLD, Springfield)

We are pleased to share our 2021-2023 Strategic Plan. This was developed by our 2020 executive to ensure that we are meeting our association’s objects by operationalising our vision. It is an aspirational strategic plan however we are confident that we will be able to reach our targets. The 2020 executive also looked to the National Advocates for Arts Education‘s publication More than words can say…a view of literacy through the arts to inform our direction. The strategic plan was endorsed at the AGM by our 2021 executive.

We are looking forward to a productive year ahead!
2021 ATOM QLD executive

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