2027 Student Leaders

Appointment of 2027 College Captains
We are delighted to announce that Asher Muller and Grace Shackleton have been elected to represent the College as the College Captains for 2027. We congratulate them on this significant achievement and eagerly anticipate the positive impact they will have in the upcoming academic year.
Asher said:
As College Captain, I hope to give back to a community that has given me so much. I hope to contribute positively to college life, support students across all year levels, and help create the same sense of belonging that made such a difference to me when I first arrived. It is a privilege to be even considered for this role, and I am very excited to be All Saints’ College Captain for 2027 alongside Grace, and I look forward to the opportunities that lie ahead.
Grace said:
I am extremely grateful and excited to represent the college as one of the 2027 College Captains. I hope to follow in the footsteps of my predecessors by continuing to foster the true sense of community and connection that this school is so rich in. I know there will be some big shoes to fill with the excellent leadership of Ebonnie and Eli. As College Captain, I hope to create meaningful changes within our school community and continue to foster individuality in everyone. I look forward to working with the student council, teachers, Mr Jones, and my co-captain, Asher, in all our endeavours. I aspire to be a College Captain who harbours positivity, connection, creativity and, most importantly, the values of ERIC.
Student Council for 2027
At All Saints’ College, we are deeply committed to providing a rich and diverse educational experience that nurtures the whole child. A key part of this commitment is offering meaningful leadership opportunities that empower students to grow, contribute and thrive.
Student leadership is woven into the fabric of our College community. These roles are not only a chance for students to serve others, but also a powerful way to live out the College’s Mission and Vision. Through leadership, our students develop essential skills, such as self-awareness, collaboration and critical thinking, that will serve them well throughout their lives.
Importantly, student leadership at All Saints’ is also a cornerstone of our child-safe practices. We believe in amplifying student voice and ensuring our young people are active participants in shaping the culture and direction of our community.
Our approach to leadership is grounded in service. Inspired by the example of Jesus, “I am among you as one who serves”, we encourage our students to lead with compassion, courage and integrity. Service is not just something we do; it reflects who we are as a College.
We are proud to announce the students who have been appointed to our 2027 Student Councils. Whether they are serving in the Arts, Sports, House, Service, or Wellbeing Councils, or have been selected as Year 12 Captains, each student has been chosen for their potential to make a meaningful impact. These roles offer a unique opportunity to contribute to the life of the College while continuing their personal journey of growth and discovery.
I am genuinely excited to see what these inspiring young leaders can achieve in 2027. I have no doubt that their contributions will enrich our community and that the experience will be both rewarding and transformative for them.
