ҹɫֱ�� School Council

The ҹɫֱ�� School Council is the guardian of the vision of the School’s Founders and maintains a link with the Uniting Church in Australia

The ҹɫֱ�� School Council is responsible for the sustainable future of the School by providing strategic guidance, adopting sound, ethical and legal governance and financial management policies. The Council ensures the School develops and implements strategies and supporting policies and processes to fulfil the objectives set out in the Constitution. In addition, Council's role is to effectively oversee and review the School’s management; it is not involved in day-to-day or operational matters.

All matters to do with the day-to-day operation of the School or management issues should be referred to the relevant Executive staff member or the Principal, Lisa Moloney, who can be contacted by email on principal@mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au. The Council does not involve itself in specific management issues (such as discipline, the details of the curriculum, staff concerns, or the payment of fees).

The Council has 11 members. There are currently three standing committees being: Finance Risk and Audit, Facilities and Infrastructure, and Nominations and Review.

Chair of ҹɫֱ�� School Council, Dr Paraskevi (Eve) Tsironis

Dr Paraskevi (Eve) Tsironis (1988) was appointed to the School Council in October 2018 and to the role of Chair of Council in April 2020. She is the second alumna to hold the position of Chair of ҹɫֱ�� School Council.

Currently, Eve is the practice principal of Cammeray Medical Practice.

After graduating from the University of Sydney in 1995, Eve worked at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Dubbo Base Hospital in the areas of general medicine and surgery, emergency medicine, and obstetrics and gynaecology.

In 1997, Eve established the Warrumbungle Medical Centre in Coonabarabran, with her husband. In the same year, Eve also became a Visiting Medical Officer in Coonabarabran, a position she still holds.

As a Fellow of both the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine, Eve is a registrar supervisor for both Colleges, and is also an adjunct senior lecturer at the University of Sydney.

Involved in many medical associations, Eve has served as a Councillor of the Australian Medical Association (NSW) and the Rural Doctors Association (NSW). She was Director of General Practice Education and Training (GPET) from 2009-2015 and is currently a member of the NSW Medical Services Committee.

Eve is interested in all aspects of general practice and family medicine, with a particular focus on paediatrics, women’s health, emergency medicine and skin surgery.

Eve and her husband are also owners of a vineyard in Pokolbin and have won many awards for their wines.

Eve attended ҹɫֱ�� School from 1983 to 1988 and was ranked in the top 1% of the state in the HSC.