A WAVE of new leaders were inducted at Cannonvale State School on Wednesday afternoon with up to 40 roles distributed.
Principal Angie Kelly looked on with sheer pride as the students accepted their badges from special guests Mayor Jennifer Whitney, Eco Barge Clean Seas founder Libby Edge and Proserpine State School principal Don McDermid.
Ms Kelly quoted Mother Teresa and Steve Jobs in an encouraging speech to prepare the leaders for the year ahead.
She also mentioned that seeking the best for the school wasn’t just a role for elected leaders but everyone and expects all students to work together to better the school community.
In fun and funky Cannonvale State School fashion, the assembly concluded with a school boogie to the hit track Everything is Awesome from The Lego Movie.
“Because everything is cool when you’re part of a team,” Ms Kelly said.
2015 SCHOOL LEADERS
School Captains
Lachlan Wedge and Tahlia Skinner
School Vice-Captains
James Talbot and Grace Male
Indigenous Student Leader
Natalia Vanderpoll
2015 HOUSE CAPTAINS
Haslewood House Captains
Lachlan Wedge and Paris Wilson
Haslewood House Vice-Captains
Ethan Page and Hope Mitchell
Henning House Captains
Max Vrind and Bella Manley
Henning Vice-Captains
Ryan McCormack and Grace Male
Macona House Captains
Samuel Butler and Kiarni Hinton
Macona House Vice-Captains
Joshua Batham and Charli Moore
Nara House Captains
Cooper Deakes and Caitlin Deakes
Nara House Vice-Captains
Jayden Gilbert and Tessa Hardy
2015 STUDENT COUNCILLORS
Year 3
Leah Thomsen, Giselle Tronc, Demi Vardanega and Zavier Johnson
Year 4
Katie Ivers, Riley O’Grady and Jack Girdler-Richardson
Year 5
Jonathan Heatley, Ella Rogers and Khaila Docking
Year 6
Caitlyn Vicary, Alexis Graham and Tia Sawdy
2015 ARTS LEADERS
Choir Captains
Lily Arena and Alexis Graham
Recorder Ensemble Captain
Bella Manley
2015 ECO AMBASSADORS
Ben Ivers
Lily Arena
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