SRC is a representative body comprising students from each year 7 through 12. Years 8 to 11 elect their six representatives from a whole year. Each year 7 class elects its own representative and if there happens to be a tie between two people, both of them become a member of the SRC. Elections are held in the first semester(late in Term 1 or early in Term 2). The SRC organises many events, sometimes along with other non-elected student body groups. Organisations P & C Association: Cheltenham's Parents and Citizens' Association takes an interest in the welfare and education of its students. The annual general meeting of the P&C takes place at the beginning of each school year and regular meetings are held each term. One highlight of the school year is the annual Art & Craft Show, which is held at the beginning of the second term. This event is run by the P&C and is the major fundraising event for the year. Cheltenham Old Girls Association: The Old Girls Association promotes ongoing contact between former students and supports the school with fundraising efforts. SRC: this is a panel of girls from each grade in the school who help with raising money for charities and helping girls have their say on what is needed around the school. Notable alumnae Barbara Darling, second woman to become a bishop in the Anglican Church of Australia Meredith Oakes, playwright and music critic. Louise Robert-Smith, headmistress of Ascham School. Christine Piper, writer, Winner of the Australian/Vogel Literary Award for her novel After Darkness. Chris Ronalds AM SC, barrister, author of "Discrimination Law and Practice" Greer Skinner, Annette Harada, Angela Blackshaw and Naomi "Batti" Battah, members of ARIA nominated rock band Skulker. Kylie Kwong, celebrity chef Lily Serna, mathematician and TV presenter, formerly co-host of SBS Television's Letters and Numbers Chantelle Kerry, figure skater, ice dancer, Olympian Fiona Clifton, previous deputy headmistress of Cheltenham Girls High School Monica McDonald, 1988 Olympian, figure skater Jenny Coupland, Miss Australia 1982 Jaclyn Moriarty, bestselling author, freelance Journalist for The Philadelphia Inquirer Sophie Ferguson, professional tennis player Catherine Cox, netball player Lucille Everett, actress, television presenter Julie Goodwin, winner of Masterchef Australia Jane Asby, author, writer, essayist Beverley Dunn, set decorator, Oscar Award 2014 for The Great Gatsby Amy Witting, novelist and poet, winner of the Patrick White Award (1993) and The Age Book of the Year Award