Leadership at Pacific

This week at the Middle College Assembly, we inducted the new Year 6 and 9 leaders. At Pacific, leadership begins with identifying and understanding our Christian values. Therefore, leadership is a service model that aims to influence and direct people to work together to achieve the goals of a team. Leadership also provides students with an opportunity to grow effective communication and interpersonal skills. Leaders are encouraged to lead by example and embrace integrity. Overall, our aim is to encourage leaders who will be authentic, who listen to others and are imbued with a pervading drive to serve others before themselves. A culture of student leadership helps enable all students to flourish.

At our next Year 9 leadership meeting, students will bring their top five character strengths from the recent survey completed in their Personal Development classes. We will discuss the strengths of the group and look at areas where we can grow as a team. The leaders will be helping with Pacific’s celebration of International Women’s Day on Friday 9^th March. During Term 2, among other things, the leaders will raise funds for the Red Shield Appeal, join in the ANZAC Day parade and take families on College tours during Open Day.

Congratulations to our Year 6 Leaders:

Bula
Captains – Charlise Bell and Charlie Garland
Vice-Captains – Indi Suseno and Brock Rudes

Mumba
Captains – Ayrisa Jones and Taj Turney
Vice-Captains – Sophie Bloomer and Zac McCarthy

Wira
Captains – Paige Whincop and Logan Pohlner
Vice-Captains – Jessica Lloyd and Frank Martin

Congratulations to Year 9 Leaders:

Bula
Captains – Olivia Gartrell and Patrick Henderson
Vice-Captains – Samantha Holt and Elijah Modlin

Mumba
Captains – Tegan Graves and Noah Beasley
Vice-Captains – Ella Wildman and Dempsey Hall

Wira
Captains – Nicola Hewitt and Connor Dines
Vice-Captains – Emily McKenzie and Campbell Williams

Mr Brendan Delaney, Director of Students