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While the Board of our Association provides strategic direction and governance, the day to day running of the College is managed by our Senior Leadership Team:

Mr Mark Steyn

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Mrs Rachael Fairlamb

FINANCE MANAGER

Mrs Marilyn Louwen

PRINCIPAL – KENWICK 7-12

Mrs Nicole Pleysier

PRINCIPAL – KENWICK K-6

Mr David Geijsman

PRINCIPAL – WILSON K-6

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At Rehoboth Christian College, we are busy discovering God’s story for us. It is a story about how He has provided a safe, secure environment for Christian families to send their children to be educated; a place where students are taught to think Christianly about the world and their place in it. Rehoboth was also only the second school of its kind in Australia at its opening; a school where Jesus Christ was to be honoured as Lord of all.

92 Kenwick Road Kenwick WA 6107

Phone: +61 8 9274 9900

Email: community@rehoboth.wa.edu.au

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At Rehoboth Christian College, we are busy discovering God’s story for us. It is a story about how He has provided a safe, secure environment for Christian families to send their children to be educated; a place where students are taught to think Christianly about the world and their place in it. Rehoboth was also only the second school of its kind in Australia at its opening; a school where Jesus Christ was to be honoured as Lord of all.

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Mr David Geijsman

PRINCIPAL – WILSON K-6

Mr Geijsman is a primary school teacher who has previously worked for the Department of Education as well as holding various teaching and leadership roles in distance and mainstream education systems. He has also served on several school boards. Prior to returning to Rehoboth, Mr Geijsman was Associate Principal at Nedlands Primary School. He and his family attend Wilson Christian Church and serve as young adults Bible study leaders, in creche, and in Sunday School. Both Mr Geijsman and his wife are Rehoboth graduates, and the College holds a very special place in his family, which has a long history dating back to the establishment of the school. Mr Geisjman and his wife praise God that their children are able to receive a Christ-centred education by teachers who love and serve the Lord.

Mrs Nicole Pleysier

PRINCIPAL – KENWICK K-6

Mrs Pleysier gained her Bachelor of Arts in Education in 1994 and has held a variety of part-time positions at Rehoboth’s Wilson and Yangebup campuses, including Art Specialist. Mrs Pleysier, along with her husband and their four children, have all studied at Rehoboth. At Kenwick, she has worked in various capacities, including full-time teaching and as Curriculum Coordinator, and is currently Principal of the Kenwick K-6 campus. Mrs Pleysier loves children, is passionate about all creative pursuits, and enjoys serving others with her gifts.

Mrs Marilyn Louwen

PRINCIPAL – KENWICK 7-12

Mrs Louwen gained her Diploma of Teaching in 1980. She taught in WA Education Department schools for two years before the birth of her two children. She then taught at two other Christian schools over the next twenty-seven years before joining the Rehoboth team in 2017, initially as Deputy Principal. During her careers, Mrs Louwen has taught across Kindy to Year 12 and held a number of leadership roles. She is an organised administrator with a passion to assist in continual learning for staff and students as they develop their Christian worldview and the skills needed to fulfill the role God has for them. Mrs Louwen and her husband worship at Gosnells Baptist Church. Family is also very important to Mrs Louwen, with her favourite times spent at weekly dinners, sharing cultural events, and playing board games.

Mr Mark Steyn

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Mr Steyn completed a degree majoring in business and industrial psychology. After many years in human resources, he became a strategic planning consultant and had the privilege of consulting two large corporate, government and not-for-profit organisations. Mr Steyn and his wife, along with their two boys, immigrated to Australia in 2004 to join a church plant that had been initiated from Adelaide. They have subsequently been part of a church plant based in Karrinyup, where Mr Steyn serves on eldership. Prior to his initial appointment as Business Manager at Rehoboth, Mr Steyn consulted to Kingsway Christian College, Providence Christian College and Swan Christian Education Association. Since 2012 he has served as Chief Executive Officer for the Association.

Mrs Rachael Fairlamb

FINANCE MANAGER

Mrs Fairlamb is responsible for finance, administration, and human resources at Rehoboth, having joined as the College’s accountant in December 2006. Mrs Fairlamb qualified as a Chartered Secretary and Registered Public Accountant in Zimbabwe, where she spent several years working for clients of KPMG and Deloitte and Touche in the Business Services Divisions. Her work focus during this time was the preparation and presentation of financial statements, taxation planning, and corporations administration. She has also served as the honorary accountant for several churches. Mrs Fairlamb has completed postgraduate studies at the University of South Australia and was awarded the Master of Business, Professional Accounting degree in 2016.