SAPPA Board
The SAPPA Board is comprised of an elected President and up to 15 elected SAPPA members.
A SAPPA Vice President is elected from within the Board.
In accordance with the SAPPA Constitution, the tenure for President and Board members is two years.
SAPPA Constitution
Version July 2021
The Board is comprised of leaders representative of country and metropolitan schools of varying size and context.
Elections for SAPPA President and SAPPA Board were held in September/October 2023.
The next round of elections will take place in September 2025.
The SAPPA Board meets on Thursdays, twice per school term.
Issues discussed and decisions made are communicated via an internal publication called SAPPA News which is distributed to members from the President. SAPPA News can also be found in the Member section.
SAPPA Reference Groups provide a pathway of feedback and consultation from the membership to the President and Board.
The President is also available to visit schools and partnership meetings.
Appointments can be made through the SAPPA Office on 8463 5845.
SAPPA Board
President: President, Tobias O’Connor
Vice President:Â Marg Clark, Principal Prospect North Primary School
SAPPA President and Board Members 2024
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Tobias O’Connor
SAPPA President
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Briony Ackland
Principal
Burra Community School -
Marie-Louise Adams
Principal
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Josh Anderson
Principal
McLaren Flat Primary School -
Ngari Boehm
Principal
Hahndorf Primary School and Preschool -
Marg Clark
SAPPA Vice President
Principal
Prospect Primary School -
Iain Elliott
Principal
Black Forest Primary School -
Gail Evans
Principal
Christie Downs Primary School -
John Iannunzio
Principal
Magill School -
Barb Jenkins
Principal
Littlehampton Primary School and Preschool -
Luke Kenny
Principal
Heathfield Primary School -
Kristian Mundy
Principal
Woodcroft Primary School -
Julie Murphy
Principal
Elizabeth Vale Primary School -
Catherine O’Dea
Principal
Christies Beach Primary School -
David Pitt
Principal
Angle Vale Primary School -
Adam Wilson
Principal
Stirling North Primary School