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Student Leaders

NOOSA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

College Captains

Our College Captains are appointed according to their ability to;

 

  1. Provide the highest level of responsible student leadership in the College
  2. Represent the College at public commemoration events such as ANZAC Day
  3. Be the student leaders of the SRC
  4. Assist the school administration with events such as Open Days, Registration and Awards Night/Day.
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2023 College Captains

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SECONDARY - Matthew Truscott
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SECONDARY - ANDIE VOIGT
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PRIMARY - GRAYSON CHAMBERS
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PRIMARY - LUCY POTTER
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2023 SPORT CAPTAINS

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GEORGIA POTTER | JACKSON HYTCH
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JORDYN PAUL | THYS BENADE
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LEILANI FORDHAM
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NADIKKA MACALLAN
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HARLEY PARKINSON
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LIAM SWEET
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2023 STUDENT CHAPLAINS

YEARS 9 TO 12 'SALT' STUDENT CHAPLAINS

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Years 5 to 8 'SURGE' STUDENT CHAPLAINS

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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

Each year Noosa Christian College appoints a Student Representative Council (SRC) for each of our Secondary and Primary student bodies. The purpose of these groups is to meet each month with a staff supervisor to address student concerns, and to co-ordinate fundraising for facilities and resources that benefit the whole school.

Secondary SRC for 2023

Year 12 – Lydia Owers

Year 11 – Andie Voigt, Matthew Truscott, Brayden Young

Year 10 – Liam Virgo

Year 9 – Celeste Kinchington, Christina Clark

Year 8 – David Drinnan, Tyler Blandin de Chalain

Year 7 – Lilly Patryarcha, Tommy Green

Primary SRC for 2023

To be announced on Friday 17th March, 2023 at Primary Assembly.

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2023 PRIMARY STUDENT CHAPLAINS

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Applications are now open

The College is a co-educational day school currently catering for students in Kindergarten to Year 12. The College is open to students regardless of their religious affiliation, ethnic background, gender or national origin.

Noosa Christian College acknowledges the traditional custodians of this land on which we gather and we pay our respect to local Indigenous Elders and leaders past, present and emerging, and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.