Student Hub - Staging : Sydney - Town Hall

Dress down day - Thursday 3rd October 2019

Dress down and raise funds to stop poverty and human trafficking in Cambodia.

The vocational training taught at Sala Baï is definitely the fastest and most efficient way of fighting poverty, human trafficking and teenage prostitution.

We look forward to seeing you there and contributing a gold coin for dressing down and raising finds to make a difference

Multi Cultural Lunch Wednesday 30th October

Dress from your heritage and bring a dish to level 4 break room. Both staff and students get together and impress with our dishes from our cultures.

Show us your culinary skills and #src_sydney 

De-Stress day Wednesday 11th November

Ok so we know that the final assessments are due, exams are not too far away, so this day is filled with massages, relaxation games, adult colouring books and sewing and knitting to help ou relax. Oh the popcorn machine makes the whole campus smell delicious too!

Show us your culinary skills and #src_sydney

Come and meet with Teta to ensure that you are prepared for all your assignments

Week 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 each Tuesday

10:00 - 11:00 and then 14:30 - 16:00 in the Library on Level 4

Meet Bec and Amanda to navigate the Library Website

Week 3 & 4 12:30 - 13:00 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

Our campus features inviting spaces, high ceilings, lots of light and seminar rooms for learning, collaboration and entrepreneurship.  Facilities on campus include a student lounge area with pool table, table tennis and darts, kitchen as well as a Coffee Cart operated by students. Of course being in the centre of Sydney means you are just minutes away from gyms, swimming pools, recreation centres, entertainment venues, restaurants.

During your time at Town Hall you can look forward to:

• Direct access to academic staff

• Transparency of your course materials

• Opportunities to hear from industry professionals

Campus facilities

At Town Hall campus we have a wide range of facilities available to help you get the most from your education. Students have access to:

We are a collective of volunteer students that advocate for positive change in the student community and strive to create an inclusive and dynamic study environment.

Here's what we're about

As students, we're all here to gain skills and pursue our career goals. The ability to bring our thoughts and ideas directly to management, and to exist in an inclusive community can help make our study experience great.

Your Student Representative Council (SRC) works together to make our community a better place. We achieve this by working within our three pillars: Community, Advocacy and Decision Making.

We do things like:

• Bringing community events to life
• Hosting fundraising initiatives
• Helping the campus make better decisions for students
• Advocatingand representing the student body

Your feedback is important

To fulfil our role as student advocates, we need to hear from you.

Share with us your thoughts, comments and suggestions on how we can make your student experience even better with your SRC members
 

Joining the SRC is a great way to get involved in your community, meet awesome people, build your leadership skills and contribute to helping the student body get heard.

What is being an SRC member like?

That's a great question! And we're glad you asked it. Watch the short video below to get a taste for SRC life.

 

Perks of joining the SRC

Being an SRC member comes with its share of rewards. Not only are you able to make lasting friendships and have an impact on your community, you will also benefit from:

• A chance to develop your leadership skills
• Actively working to make your campus a great place to be
• Learning about teamwork and developing your organisational skills
• Being able to access exclusive development workshops for SRC members
• Being formally recognised for your contribution to the campus and Blue Mountains community

Student Safety

To ensure you stay safe on and off campus we recommend you take the following precautions:

• Avoid being on campus or travelling alone at night
• Be alert and aware of your surroundings
• Avoid dark, vacant and deserted areas
• If an incident does occur please let a member of staff know so we can support you and work alongside local police to minimise risk and promote safety

Security on campus

After hours emergency - call 000.

• Wear your student ID card at all times
• Never leave your belongings unattended
• Do not bring unnecessary valuables to campus
• Report suspicious behaviour or anything you feel may be unsafe
• Report all injuries and incident to Student Services and complete an incident report form
• If you need assistance or to report any medical conditions, please see Student Services (eg. insulin, asthma inhaler, medication)

Emergency assembly area

The designated assembly area is by the Anchor statue to the left of Town Hall