The role of the Student Ambassador is one of great importance. Careful selection and training of Student Ambassadors is critical to the success of the Beacon Program. Beacon Student Ambassadors link the program to the students.
Student Ambassadors play a vital role in informing and shaping the program for each individual school. They liaise between the teacher coordinator and students to ensure information pertinent to the program is:
- Clearly presented in class
- Discussed in a meaningful way in class
- Examined carefully in class
- Scrutinized to suit individual school environments
- Planned with other Student Ambassadors and the teacher coordinator
Skills Student Ambassadors develop during their tenure are broad and varied. They are the skills of Leadership and include, but are not restricted to:
- Collaborative interaction with others
- Innovative thinking
- Negotiation for best outcomes
- Presentation of ideas in a public forum
The position of Student Ambassador enables and encourages students to hone their abilities to motivate and interact and negotiate with their peers.
Echuca Moama Beacon Foundation Leaders 2025
The Student Ambassadors for 2025 are:
Echuca College:
Harley Stevenson, Lillee Cooper, Sophie Mckee, Rick Day Ronnan, Benjamin Bayly, Tilly Birtles and Miguel Carlos
Echuca Twin Rivers Specialist School:
James Anderson
Moama Anglican Grammar:
Emily Law, Olivia Frazer, Jack Millar and Alex Attalh
Australian Christian College:
Ameya Rajeevan and Anothony Evans
St Joseph's College:
Addyson Beriman, Daniel Adriaans, Azahlia Palmer, Annalise Fox and Ella Reyne
We wish all 2025 Student Ambassadors foresight, wisdom, and diplomacy during their tenure with the Echuca Moama Beacon Foundation.