Our Student Executive Advisory Committee
VicSRC's Student Executive Advisory Committee (also known as the Executive Committee) is made up of 15 secondary school students from across Victoria elected by our Student Community.
The Executive Committee help make sure VicSRC is always student-led. They are part of the governance along with the Board and advise on strategic direction and advocacy. They also represent Victorian students to the Department of Education and other stakeholders in education.
To find out how to join the Executive Committee check out the Executive Committee election tab.
To keep up with what the Executive Committee and VicSRC are doing join the Student Community or our Stakeholder Update today!
To learn more about past elections see the election results tab.
Annie

Annieshe/her
Returning Executive Committee Member
Hi, I'm Annie! As a Monash Youth Ambassador and the Victorian delegate to the UN Youth Australia National Conference, I'm dedicated to amplifying student voice. I am especially interested in enhancing financial literacy and mental health education for young people. Beyond my passion for education, I'm also a movie enthusiast, badminton player, and a self-proclaimed culinary connoisseur. I am a returning Executive Committee member.
Ayson

Aysonhe/him
Ayson is a year 8 government school student
Elisha

Elishashe/her
Hi, I’m Elisha! I love leadership, music and extracurriculars, but most importantly advocating for making positive and beneficial change in our education system. I’d like to see and work with different perspectives and opinions on our education system and form solutions for uncovered problems in our education alongside like minded peers to ensure greater investments for our students, teachers and schools!
Elsie

Elsieshe/her
Elsie is an avid reader and sometimes writer. As a new member of the Exec, her goals as part of the committee in 2025 are to help create the most accessible and supportive schooling environment for every student in Victoria and ensure that every child and young person feel seen and accommodated for within the education system. Elsie loves creating and journaling, as well as debating and learning about history. She is deeply excited and honored to work with the 2025 Executive Committee and represent the student body of the diverse state of Victoria!
Fatima

Fatimashe/her
Executive Board Partnership Liaison
Fatima is a year 10 student from metropolitan Melbourne with a strong passion for educational reform and climate action. She believes in the power of young people to drive meaningful change as future leaders and actively advocates for student voice. In her free time, she enjoys reading, playing netball and spending time with friends and family. Through her role this year, Fatima is excited to represent her peers to advocate for educational change and create a positive impact for Victorian students.
Greta

Gretashe/her
Hey! I’m Greta, a y10 student from Metro Melbourne. I’m super passionate about community advocacy and all that entails. At the moment, I’m engaged in a local advisory board and co-lead a feminist book/media group, along with a few other projects. As a bit of a serial hobbyist, I’m always working on a new craft project (that most likely involves hot glue) writing poetry, listening to music, and discovering all of Melbourne’s best op shops. As an advocate, I’m interested in understanding all the diverse situations Victorian students are in, and utilising conversation to work towards a more equitable, progressive and student-driven education system
Imogen

Imogenshe/they
Ambassadors Liaison
Imogen is a Year 11 student from regional Victoria. She is passionate about ensuring all students are adequately prepared for Year 11 and 12, regardless of which pathway they choose. Alongside this, Imogen is also committed to finding solutions to eliminate LGBTQIA+ discrimination in schools, through more inclusive sex education practices. In general, Imogen is a dedicated youth and student advocate, and enjoys writing, modelling, and acting in her spare time. She is excited to represent Victorian students, and work alongside some awesome young people to help improve our education system!
Ivy

Ivyshe/her
Secretary and Returning Executive Committee Member
Ivy is a musician and aspiring economist passionate about behavioral economics, evolutionary psychology, neuropsychology and the political economy. She believes that in today's volatile and unpredictable world, it's simply crucial for this generation to recognize the various political, socio-economic, technological and environmental factors driving societal change, and she pursues a mission to combine psychology with economics to advocate for the challenges faced by students of diverse socio-economic backgrounds. Ivy is obsessed with true crime documentaries and expressing herself through her art, and She is ecstatic to work with her fellow exec members!!
Kevin

Kevinhe/him
Co-chair and Returning Executive Committee Member
Kevin is a year 10 student who believes in a strong student voice, both to help create more opportunities and to empower a better, more enjoyable learning and teaching environment. He hopes that he can bring about improvements to the education system. He is a returning Executive Committee member
Lumina

Luminashe/her
Co-chair
I'm Lumina, a Year 10 student living and studying in Metro Melbourne. Outside of VicSRC, a lot of my focus lies around gender equity work at the moment - through creating space for young people to discuss and practice feminism via co-leading a text analysis group, to representing young people in local government gender equity policy making - but I'm also passionate about social justice more broadly, especially racial justice. I'm super excited about what happens when young people are empowered and given a platform, and I believe that improving what goes on in our education system is at the heart of a brighter future.
Ollie

Oliviashe/her
Hi, I'm Olivia. I am a year 10 and I am super passionate about student empowerment, mental health in schools in equity and support in education. I hope to use my time in Exec to work to advocate for the priorities of students and create changes that will improve the lives of all students in Victoria. With aspirations to work in law or business my creativity, devotion and passion for justice will be utilized to make me the best representative for you that I can be, and I will stop at nothing to improve education and better the wellbeing and school experience of students.
Oskar

Oskarhe/him
Oskar is a passionate advocate for student voice and equity in education. He is the inaugural VicSRC Ambassador Intern, working to amplify student voice and foster inter-school student communication and collaboration. Oskar also works at a local dance school, supporting young people in creative expression and personal growth. He is a proud recipient of the Victoria Award, recognising his positive contributions to the health, wellbeing, and liveability of the Sandringham electorate community. Oskar is passionate about expanding high abilities programs, improving public transport safety for students, and ensuring equitable access to education for all.
Radha

Radhashe/her
Returning Executive Committee Member
Radha is a year 10 student from metro Melbourne. She is a returning executive committee member.
Risith

Risithhe/him
Returning Executive Committee Member
Hi! I'm Risith. I'm an Air Force Cadet, and volunteer for a few organisations I'm passionate about. I am a returning Executive Committee member.
Tilly

Tillyshe/her
Hi, I’m Tilly! I am a Year 11 student from the Bass Coast and a proud member of the VicSRC Executive Committee. Outside of advocacy, I’m a bit of an all-rounder—I study a range of maths and sciences, but I also love performing in theatre productions, playing piano, competing in sports, and anything art related. I am a Kwong Lee Dow Youth Scholar at the University of Melbourne, and I’ve had opportunities to take on leadership roles whilst also balancing volunteer work. I am delighted to bring my experiences and passions to VicSRC and help create a better education for students across Victoria!