School Council
Our Role
The School Council of Sha Tin Junior School meets regularly to oversee the running of the school and acts rather like the Board of Governors of a school in the UK. The Council plays an integral role in the governance of our school. Members are elected from their representative bodies and meet regularly to discuss matters of finance, curriculum, leadership and strategic planning.
The council is committed to maintaining the highest standards for our school and is always keen to hear from parents and community members who share an interest in supporting this continued development. The council has strong links with the Parents and Teachers Association and three parent members serve permanently on the council.
More information on the role of Councils across the English Schools Foundation and corporate governance can be found at www.esf.edu.hk.
Members |
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The Sha Tin Junior School Council consists of 12 members who represent a balance between staff, community, parents and ESF appointees. Together they work to set and support the strategic direction of our school. |
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Mr. Norman Martel |
Community Representative & Chair |
ESF Appointed |
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Mr. Peter Harper |
Community Representative |
Appointed |
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Ms. Mary Mejaes |
Community Representative |
Appointed |
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Ms. Connie Wong |
Community Representative |
Appointed |
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Mr. Thomas Chan |
PTA Representative |
PTA Appointed |
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Mrs. Janita Hogervorst |
Parent Representative |
Elected |
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Mr. Frankie Mock |
Parent Representative |
Elected |
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Mr. Perry Tunesi |
Principal & Secretary |
ESF Appointed |
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Mr. Paul McGuire |
Vice Principal |
Elected |
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Ms. Skye Jeynes |
SJS Teacher |
Elected |
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Ms. Katie Keenan |
SJS Teacher |
Elected |
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Ms. Heather Du Quesnay |
The Chief Executive Representative |
ESF Appointed |
| Ms. Minnie Ma | SJS Support Staff | Elected |
The size representation of the School Council meets the requirements set out in the existing ESF Ordinance.
Sub groups have been set up to work with the school in the areas of Finance, Staffing and Curriculum. The full Council meets 2 times per terms.


