Student Leadership
Introducing the 2024 Student Executive
Name: Vinka Lakic
Position: College Captain
Year Started at Endeavour: 7
School Previous to Endeavour: Golden Grove Lutheran Primary School
Why is Leadership Important to Me:
When asked about what leadership means to me, I think it may best be compared to the artful application of leadership sciences, which is cooking!
Like cooking, leadership requires instinct and taste, rather than exact measurements and is most exemplified when head chefs, and leaders like myself, artfully deploy their skills and work fluidly with the team that surround them. Excellent leadership encapsulates a number of ingredients, such as communication, creativity, empathy, humility, and respect. Leadership is the sight of people from various backgrounds working together to achieve a common goal; it is the sounds of asking questions and uplifting motivation; the feeling of being part of something historic!
Name: Jack Wake-Dyster
Position: College Captain
Year Started at Endeavour College: Year 7
Previous School: Good Shepherd Lutheran Para Vista
Why is leadership important to me? I have always had a passion for leadership throughout both primary and secondary school, where I have held positions of School Vice-Captain (Primary) and Village Leader in Year 9. I take great pride in helping and supporting others, and leadership to me is more than just a title, it is about being there to help and guide people to achieve their best. Real leadership does not involve a loud and harsh leader, but instead someone who humbly uses their skills to bring together a community, and it is a privilege for me to be able to serve the Endeavour College community as a College Captain in 2024. I am excited for this opportunity to develop my leadership all whilst acting as a positive role model for those around me.
Name: Amelia Russell
Position: Student Action Team Captain for the portfolio of Charity and Service Enrichment
Year started at Endeavour: 7
School previous to Endeavour: Good Shepard Lutheran Primary School
Why is leadership important to me?
Leadership is important to me as it is the center of community building and improvement. As a leader of Endeavour, I strive to create positive change and create opportunities for all student to grow and learn. Through hardships and challenges having a leader that cares and supports you through diversity is imperative to a community that harnesses kindness and courage to build the minds of young people. I feel strongly about building close relationships between the student cohort and staff while knowing goals cannot be achieved without the help others. Listening and harnessing the student voice to advocate for passions the student body cares about is an exciting aspect of the Student Action Team which I am excited to engage in, particularly in the sector of charity and service.
Name: Crystal Manning
Position: Student Action Team Captain for the portfolio of Spiritual and Community Building
Year started at Endeavour: Year7
School previous to Endeavour: Good Shepard Lutheran Primary School
Why is leading the school important to you?
Leading the Endeavour community is important to me as I value the relationships we establish with one another; nourishing an inclusive environment for our entire student body. I want to ensure that, like many of us, students harbour a positive experience at Endeavour and are given opportunities that will leave an everlasting impact on our school. I have met a variety of bright-minded students, all of whom have incredible ideas. Leading the school is important to me, as I would love to see these incredible ideas come to life and the growth of every student in pursuit of the goals they want to achieve.
Name: Miles Pennington
Position: Student Action Team Captain for the portfolio of Media, Communication and Events Promotion
Year started at Endeavour: Year 7
School previous to Endeavour: St Paul Lutheran School
Why is leading the school important to you?
Leading Endeavour is important to me as it is my goal and my passion to help students reach their complete and unlimited potential without the limitations that they or others have placed on them. I believe that no one should feel limited in what they can achieve and I will strive to prove that everyone is capable of achieving their goals and ideas through perseverance, courage and hard-work. I look forward to innovating, creating and learning with the students, staff and families of Endeavour College in 2024.
2024 Senior Student Leaders
We would like to congratulate the following students who will lead in their areas of passion in 2024.
Co-curricular Leaders: | Village Leaders: | ||
Art Leader | Dakota McKay | Florey | Poppy Fountain |
Florey | Callie Weiss | ||
Chess Leader | Aidan Simmons | ||
Heysen | Gemma Mann | ||
Cultural Leader | Akot Garang | Heysen | Jai Nabb |
Cultural Leader | Mia Ngo | ||
Kavel | Cooper Davies | ||
Drama Leader | Chloe Schmidt | Kavel | Hayley Hill |
Environmental Sustainability Leader | Heidi Paton | Litchfield | Clare Edlington |
Litchfield | Tayla Lucas | ||
Health & Wellbeing Leader | Ivy Le Vu Minh | ||
Mackillop | Euan Ridsdale | ||
Library Leader | Suhavee Virk | Mackillop | Joshua Sloan |
Pedal Prix Leader | Harrison Hitch | Mawson | Jacob Barun |
Mawson | Caillin Watterson | ||
Music Leader | Hayley Fechner | ||
Music Leader | Austin Gillard | Mitchell | Ruben Nixon |
Mitchell | Ryan Nixon | ||
Sport Leader | Keelin Chatfield | ||
Sport Leader | Matilda Kellogg | Spence | Gracie Oborn |
Spence | Jasmin Williams |
We are excited to see the impact they have and the legacy they leave. We encourage them to be outstanding role models and exceptional ambassadors who dedicate themselves to serve throughout 2024.
Sharon Ward
Director of Senior Years