The following students have been elected to positions on the Student Representative Council for 2024:
College Captains
Avari Petersen
College Captain, Female
Harry Angus
College Captain, Male
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Tadhg Meade
Faith & Community
Lachlan Collier
Sport
Zara Huber
Performing Arts
Briony Maginnity
Sustainability
Isla Edwards
Communications & Connections
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Savannah Apoderado
Campus Captain, Female
Alexander Brooks
Campus Captain, Male
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Mia Vecera & Luke Gray
Mindygari
Tara Davey & Adam Watson
Gurabang
Maggie Robinson & Joe Wagner
Meup Meup
Clare Way & Connor McDonough
Ngadyung
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Charly Watson & Tim Sweeney
Mindygari
Mae Sefian & Quinn Smith
Gurabang
Elsie D'Ambrosio & Nicholas Christian
Meup Meup
Olivia Whitby & Liam Corey
Ngadyung
Year 11 SRC David Reyes, Phoebe Vassallo, Nishchal Divi, Lulu Gasa
Year 10 SRC Matthew Andrew, Charlotte MacLeod, Jed Cruz, William McGrath
Year 8 SRC Peter O'Brien, Isabel Mundammany, Sara Cruz Angulo, Peyton Childs
Year 7ÌýSRC TBA
About the SRC
Members of the SRC are elected by students in their year group and their teachers. They represent the College in the community, lead fundraising activities, bring student matters to the College Executive, and help to organise and run College events.
There are a number of roles on the SRC, including College and Campus Captains, Portfolio Captains, House Captains, and year group representatives.
St Mary of the Cross Â鶹¹ÙÍø made the statement: “We are but travellers here, so while we are here we should do as much good as we can and live in peace with each other.â€
With this in mind, the College respectfully acknowledges the Ngunnawal people who are the Traditional Custodians and First People of the land on which we gather each day. The College also pays its respects to the Elders past, present and emerging, and any other Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples living and working in the Â鶹¹ÙÍø community.