| The SRC at Rose Bay Secondary College provides an excellent opportunity to promote and nurture student leadership. As a democratically elected student body it plays an important role in the decision-making processes of the school. The SRC comprises a number of committees including the social, sporting, environment and welfare committees. The committees set goals for what they would like to achieve each term. The SRC is responsible for organising the agenda for — as well as running — the weekly assemblies. The annual election of the SRC begins in October — as the Year 12s leave to begin their Higher School Certificate exams — with the election of the new school captains and vice captains from among the Year 11 students going into Year 12. This is followed by the election of the remaining members of the senior (stage 6) SRC — four additional year 12 members and six additional year 11 members. It is the responsibility of the senior SRC to help organise the elections for the junior (stages 4 and 5) SRC from among students in years 7-10. TOP All students at Rose Bay Secondary College (RBSC) belong to one of four houses. The house names were selected through a student competition process with the winner identifying four landmarks that can be seen from the building and playgrounds in the school. Bennelong (Red) This house was named after Bennelong Point, the site of the Sydney Opera House.
Clark (Yellow)
This house was named after Clark Island, located off the tip of Darling Point.
Denison (Blue)
This house was named after Fort Denison, built on the island to protect Sydney Harbour.
Dunbar (Green)
This house was named after Dunbar Point, home of Macquarie lighthouse at the entrance to Sydney Harbour.
The student leadership forum is used to provide students with a voice in the governance of the school. Each term members of the student representative council and house captains meet with the Principal and Deputy Principals to discuss student issues. TOP | 
