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Quarter One, 2007
RHRC
Dear Heads of Schools
The RHRC members will be meeting on Friday, 2 March in Singapore. You should receive a call for agenda items by email from your designated RHRC representative in February. Some email addresses have not worked for us, so if you do not hear from anyone at such time, please send any topics for our agenda to one of the RHRC members.
Our contacts as are follows:
Dianne Korare - [dkorare@international.school.fj]
Bob Knight - [Bob.Knight@gihs.sa.edu.au]
Ian Kerr - [iankerr@uplands.org]
Rod Fraser - [rdf@igs.vic.edu.au]
Helen Drennen - [Helen.Drennen@wesleycollege.net]
Oscar Nilsson - [head@bisdragons.com]
Sally Holloway - [sally@kis.ac.th]
Karin Caffin - [kcaffin@senri.ed.jp]
Karin Caffin
Head of School
Osaka International School
RHRC Members
Karin Caffin, Chair
Osaka IS, Japan
Bob Knight Glenuga HIS,
South Australia
Dianne Korare
Suva IS, Fiji
Sally Holloway
KIS International
School, Thailand
Helen Drennen Wesley College,
Victoria Australia
Oscar Nilsson Bandung IS,
Indonesia
Rod Fraser Ivanhoe Grammar
School,
Victoria Australia
Ian Kerr IS Penang (Uplands),
Malaysia
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