Student leadership

Ngā Pou Herenga Waka

This represents the leaders of our kura, who guide and lead our waka, learners and community.​​​​​​​

Our heads students in 2024 are (left to right): Hannah Milne, Stan Blair, Mackenzie Wills, Ezra Paton, and Ashley McLean.

Our 2025 head students were recently announced, and handover from our current leadership will happen in term four.


The 2025 head students are:

Suli Iketau (Ngahuru)

Jaya Hopkins (Ngahuru)

Jack Jarvis (Hōtoke)

Briah Haugh (Kōanga)

Taika Reihana (Raumati)

Whānau captains

Kōanga: Mia Kama Lilley and Cameron Lattaney

Raumati: Arthur Finegan and Tegan Hood

Hōtoke: Annwesha Saikia and Dylan Creighton

Ngahuru: Alex Johnston and Luke Ward


R2A captains

Pranavi Peddisetti
Sammy Goldsack


R2F captains

Grace Dodson
Lily McCarthy


R2L captains

Luke Redgwell
Eliyas Soltani


Activator leaders (part of Active As funding)

Jade McLeod
Sena Bensemen
Jaiya Barnes
Millie Long


Arts leaders

Ella Davies
Cleo Innes
Zoe Alston
Isabella Botha


Cultural leaders

Kayshana Rapana
Tipene Rapana
Naomi Pio-Pelesala
Lincoln Mumuta


Events leaders

Emily Jia
Ashlyn Read
Isabella van Soest
Julia de Souza


Inclusivity leaders

Mikayla Young
Nisha Magar


Media leaders

Liam Sherman
Finn Masters


New learner leaders

Carly Stephens
Lilly Miller
Isabella Hunter
Brenna Perriam
Devina Dev


Service leaders (new committee for 2025 focusing on volunteering)

Aleia Neal
Saskia Geldenhuys
Joshua Stanners


Sports leaders

Ryder Allin
Charlotte Corbett
Brooklyn Dalgety
Hannah Jack
​​​​​​​Shriya Masala