Student leadership revolves around the "three R's":
- being a role model,
- taking responsibility and
- building relationships.
Student leadership positions include:
- Senior (all Year 12 students take on the responsibility of leadership)
- Student Councillor (every SDP class in the school has one representative)
- TIP leaders (the inter-year program partners Year 12 students with every Year 7 and 8 SDP class for activities and support)
- Prefects (House leaders, Service leaders, Cultural leaders, Academic leaders, Environmental leaders & Welfare leaders)
- Captains and Vice Captains
Every year two School Captains, two Vice Captains and a group of Prefects are nominated by students in their year level and teachers. This is followed by an interview process. The Prefects under the leadership of the Captains and Vice Captains lead the student body.
2024 School Captains and Vice Captains
Amelie Howlett (Vice Captain), Zoe Mauleon-Wells (Captain), Xavier Curry (Captain) and Jai Li (Vice Captain)
2024 School Prefects
Muhammad Akbar, Baran Akhavan, Hannah Baker-Lowe, Lana Chan, Mackenzie Connolly, Olive Cramb, Xavier Curry, Kathrine de Beer, Jordan Eames, Chloe Flintoff, Mia Flintoff, Jessica Fouche, Miette Gough, Teya Hill, Amelie Howlett, Alexander Johnson, Taj Kucurs, Ronald Lee, Jai Li, Andy Liu, Stephen Ma, Zoe Mauleon-Wells, Arun Philip, Taffy Pun, Sara Raj, Jemma Reeves, Ewen Smibert, Ava Wells, Arick Zhang.
Student council
The Student Council is chaired by the Student Council President with the support of the Student Council Vice-President. These students are nominated by students in their year level and teachers and undergo an interview process before being appointed to their positions.
2024 Student Council President and Vice President
Jemma Reeves (President) and Andy Liu (Vice President)
The Student Council President and Vice-President work with a team of prefects to lead the Student Council and report back to the school Administration team, including the Executive Principal, on various matters and initiatives that represent the student body.
Each year one student councillor per Student Development Program (SDP) class is elected to form the student council. For their nomination to be accepted, nominees must demonstrate that they:
- support school policies
- co-operate with teachers
- would like to represent their SDP class
- have been involved and have shown an interest in school activities
- participate in a productive and mature way in meetings
- have good communication skills to seek ideas, speak up at meetings and report back to their SDP class
- will attend all student council meetings.