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Our AGM Is Coming Up - and We're Looking for New Board Members

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River Region Early Education (RREE) is inviting our community to our Annual General Meeting (AGM), and to consider nominating for a position on our Board of Management.


When and Where


All community members are welcome to attend. At the AGM, we'll reflect on the past year and share what's ahead for RREE.

Nominations for Our Board of Management Are Now Open


RREE is a community-based, not-for-profit organisation, and our Board of Management is made up of local volunteers who help guide the organisation's direction. We're currently seeking nominations from community members interested in contributing to the governance of RREE.


We'd particularly love to hear from people with experience or expertise in:

  • Finance

  • Project management

  • Construction


That said, board experience or a background in these areas isn't a requirement - training is provided to all new Board members, and we welcome interest from anyone who cares about early education in our region.


Nomination forms are available by clicking below, or from the admin office. To request one, you can also email admin@rree.nsw.edu.au.



Nominations must be returned by Friday 2nd October 2026 - ahead of the AGM on 20th October.

What Does Being on the RREE Board Actually Involve?


If you've considered nominating but aren't sure what the role involves, here's an overview:


RREE is legally structured as a Company Limited by Guarantee, approved to provide early childhood education and care (ECEC) services under Education and Care Services National Law. Our Board is elected by financial members of the organisation and is collectively responsible for:


  • Setting RREE's strategic direction and upholding its values

  • Ensuring the organisation is performing well, solvent, and meeting its legal, financial, and ethical obligations

  • Monitoring compliance, financial performance, and risk management

  • Approving budgets, financial statements, and governance policies

  • Employing and supporting the General Manager


Board members focus on strategic governance, not day-to-day operations - the day-to-day running of centres is managed by the General Manager and staff. Board members communicate about operational matters through the General Manager, helping keep a clear separation between strategic oversight and daily service delivery.


Support Provided to Board Members


New Board members are not expected to know everything from day one. RREE provides:

  • An orientation and induction to the organisation

  • A Board of Management Handbook, covering RREE's Constitution, strategic and operational plans, policies and procedures, and an overview of the National Quality Framework and funding

  • Opportunities for ongoing professional development relevant to the role


How to Get Involved

  1. Attend the AGM - Tuesday 20th October, 7:30pm via Microsoft Teams. This is a great opportunity to hear more about RREE and ask questions before deciding to nominate.

  2. Fill in your nomination form - Download Now or email the admin office at admin@rree.nsw.edu.au.

  3. Have a chat - if you have questions about what's involved, the admin office is happy to help.


We look forward to seeing our community represented at this year's AGM, and welcoming new voices to our Board.


River Region Early Education provides early childhood education and care across Deniliquin, Barham, Blighty, Wanganella, Bunnaloo, Conargo and Pretty Pine.

 
 
 

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