Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, their families
and community connections at Ripley Valley State Secondary College.
Misteria Towler
Community Education
Counsellor (CEC)
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About our Community Education Counsellor
Our Community Education Counsellor works with Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander students and their families to provide
support, advocacy and connection throughout their time at
Ripley Valley State Secondary College.
The CEC works closely with students, families, staff and community
organisations to support wellbeing, cultural connection,
engagement and educational pathways.
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How we can help
The Community Education Counsellor provides a range of support for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander students and their families, including:
- Cultural support and connection
- Support with school engagement
- Advocacy for students and families
- Connecting with community services
| - Mentoring and individual support
- Family engagement and support
- Educational and pathway support
- Cultural guidance and advice
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Programs and activities
Throughout the year, our CEC supports and contributes to a range of cultural
activities, programs and events including:
- National Reconciliation Week
- NAIDOC Week
- Cultural activities and workshops
- Community engagement opportunities
- Student mentoring
- Family and community events
- Cultural celebrations and recognition activities
Need to speak with our CEC?
Students and families can:
- Visit Student Support Services
- Speak with their Year Level Coordinator or another trusted staff member
- Contact the CEC directly
- Ask a parent or carer to contact the College
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Location
Student Support Services
Email
mmtow0@eq.edu.au
Phone
07 3819 5333
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Culture and connection
Cultural connection is an important part of our College community.
Learn more about our Acknowledgement to Country and the
Ripley Valley State Secondary College Yarning Circle below.
Acknowledgement to Country
Watch our Acknowledgement to Country video on YouTube
Ripley Valley State Secondary College acknowledges the Traditional Custodians
of the land on which our College stands and recognises their continuing
connection to land, waters, culture and community.
Our Yarning Circle
Watch our Yarning Circle video on YouTube
Our Yarning Circle provides a dedicated space for students, staff and community
to come together, share stories, build connections and support cultural learning
across our College.