House Captains Inducted for 2020
A whole school assembly was staged in the school’s Gymnasium earlier this afternoon in order to induct our House Captains for 2020.
The occasion was compered by Deputy Principal Mr Clive Palmer, who officially welcomed all in attendance before delivering an Acknowledgement of Country. Mr Todd George spoke about the theme of leadership during his Principal’s Address, before HPE/Sport Leader Miss Yasmin Stewart outlined the role of the House Captains in the upcoming Standards and SportsDay events.
Having previously been elected by their peers, each House Captain was then individually recognised in front of their proud parents with a certificate and badge of office, presented by our Principal Student Leaders for 2020, Jesika Cane and Chloe Treagus. Following the ceremony, the newly inducted House Captains joined parents and staff for a celebratory afternoon tea in the Staff Room.
Congratulations to our House Captains for 2020 (pictured below) – we wish you well in these important roles.
EYRE HOUSE CAPTAINS:

Back row (L-R): Taj Bates, Connor Marshall, Darcee Azzopardi & Ellouise Heath
Front row (L-R): Tayah Liffner, Diezel Cronin, Jack Meffert & Amelia Stevens
FLINDERS HOUSE CAPTAINS:

Back row (L-R): Ruby Chirgwin, Kiana Stafford, Ty Maywald & Joel Edmonds
Front row (L-R): Jessica Woolford, Maisey Rogers, Flynn Nagel & Talem Beare
GRANTHAM HOUSE CAPTAINS:

Back row (L-R): Max Rogalski, Connor Haines, Kellie Lessue, Tia Freeman & Cody Selwyn-Shore
Front row (L-R): Ryder Rogalski, Lily Miranda & Ebony Plane
STAMFORD HOUSE CAPTAINS:

Back row (L-R): Bella Borlase, Zoe Kooistra, Camden Madden, Zac Mullins & Saben Batterbury
Front row (L-R): Esther Scott, Lani Kemp & Deppler Clarke
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