Fairholme Father takes on the role of P&F President

May 17, 2024

As one chapter closes for Fairholme College’s P&F President, another begins.


Jaden Frame steps into the role, succeeding Bronte Smith, whose tenure concludes as his second daughter prepares to graduate later this year.


The Fairholme P&F is integral to enhancing the educational environment for students. Jaden is excited to take on the role of President, ‘I am thrilled to serve as the incoming president and I look forward to working with the College’s Leadership Team, connecting with fellow parents and continuing our shared vision for this great school.’


As a current Fairholme parent to three daughters — Libby (Year 11), Sophie (Year 7), and Zara (Future Fairholme Girl) — Jaden brings a deep-rooted connection to the college. He emphasises the crucial role parents play in shaping their children’s educational journeys and encourages active involvement in P&F meetings as a means to stay informed and engaged.


The P&F serves as a platform for fostering friendships and networking among parents, facilitating involvement through meeting attendance, event volunteering, fundraising efforts, and a genuine interest in school activities.


Jaden looks forward to seizing the opportunities to collaborate, making a positive impact, and creating lasting memories for the school community.


‘Your participation not only strengthens our community but also allows us to collaborate, share ideas, and work towards common goals that benefit everyone involved. Join us in building a brighter future for our children.’


He extends an invitation to all parents to join in shaping a brighter future for their children by participating in P&F meetings, held on the second Tuesday of each month at 6.30pm during term time.


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