Student Executive Team 2023

Mia Brake – Head Student





Samantha Donaldson – Head Student

Our head students act as the ambassadors for Catholic character at JPII, supporting the formation of Eucharistic Ministers and encouraging students to explore their faith in a positive and inclusive way

  • Work with school leaders and the student body to support school events
  • Contribute to the planning and organisation of cultural initiatives within the school, including cultural week, cultural evening, Kapa haka group, the school pōwhiri or mihi whakatau
  • Represent the school at formal occasions as required
  • Works with house leaders to promote student participation in key school sporting events e.g. athletics day, swimming sports, cross country, and house competitions/activities
  • Works with other school leaders to promote the improvement of the school environment e.g. recycling, rubbish duty, murals, and the beautification of JPII site
  • Work with other school leaders and local environmental organisations to promote ‘act local, think global’ causes e.g. beach clean-up, community service, environmental innovation awareness at JPII
  • Works with the Pastoral Care Team and Whānau teachers to promote wellbeing initiatives in the school, including Te Whare Tapa Whā
  • Collaborates with other student leaders to achieve positive outcomes for the school and students
  • Shares progress and achievements termly through an article in the newsletter, and a final report for the school yearbook

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Jack Byrne – Catholic Character

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Alexander Stone – Sports Captain

Taine Hilton – Learning Support Leader

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Libby Boddy – Academic Leader

Raphaela Roper – Arts & Culture Leader

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Maia Grosser – Hauora Leader





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Corianna Kitchin – Hauora Leader

Finn Van Mierlo – Environment Leader

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Our Multicultural Leaders:

  • Act as the cultural ambassadors for the multicultural body at JPII
  • Uphold the Catholic character at JPII
  • Contribute to the planning and organisation of cultural initiatives within the school, including cultural week, cultural evening
  • Liaise with Te Tai Poutini West Coast Multicultural Council to promote diversity and inclusion
  • Represent the school at formal occasions as required
  • Collaborate with other student leaders to achieve positive outcomes for the school and students
  • Shares progress and achievements termly through an article in the newsletter, and a final report for the school yearbook

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