Student leadership and service opportunities

Ngā Pou Herenga Waka

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

Our heads students in 2025 are (left to right): Taika Reihana, Briah Haugh, Jack Jarvis, Jaya Hopkins and Suli Iketau.

2026 leaders

Head students

Jayden Hill
Tavu Likiliki
Mason Cole
Tua Tiatia
Jade Croskery


Whānau captains

Kōanga

Camryn Lewes
Eviana Blair
Ashton Gray

Raumati

Ella Sincock
Oscar Ford
Siena Philip

Ngahuru

Charlee Thomas
Maddy Jones
Olive Harris

Hōtoke

Millie Jennings
Anna Green
Sanura Lokuliyanage

Whānau Haemata

Cayelyn-Jewel Bratton
Katene Huriwai-Lavea


R2A captains

Philip Soshnikov
Alice Kennedy


R2F captains

Sophie Tunley
Aidan Robinson


R2L captains

Lochlan Gibbs
Rebecca Proctor


Cultural leaders

Fisi'imoli Kavainutu'u
Kyliah Moore
Lara Mangu
Jean Fuafiva Faalua
Joanna Anil


Arts leaders

Bethan Longman
Savannah Bruce
Alexander Stenhouse
Isabel Hawes
Brielle Yeung
Ella Bayly
Devon Cook
Izzy Stanners


Sports/Activator leaders

Kirsten McLaren
Jack Hocken
Eden Innes
Alex Moore
Logan Bradford
Bradley Smith
Trillion Wheaton
Rebecca Collier


New learner leaders

Lucy Garner
Tom Stenhouse
Sarah Bellinger
Tanique Ellis
Vienna Elley


Media leaders

Ethan Masanga
Alisha Boshoff


Events leaders

Amelie Harris
Niamh Leggett
Gemma Sutton
Keira van der Heijden
Jazmine Baker
Alyssa Chambers


Inclusivity leaders

Kaitlynn Kyle
Lune Erasmus


Service leaders

Harmony James
Miya Welby-Pluke
Aryan Saluja


Board of trustees representatives

Ciara Chapman
Katene Huriwai-Lavea

2025 leaders

Whānau captains

Hōtoke: Annwesha Saikia and Dylan Creighton​​​​​​​

Kōanga: Merrin Luscombe and Cameron Lattaney

Raumati: Arthur Finegan and Tegan Hood

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

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

Aleia Neal
Saskia Geldenhuys
Joshua Stanners


Sports leaders

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

Student Volunteer Army

Building communities and transforming futures is an integral part of the Rolleston College Spirit. Many of our learners already volunteer their time, both inside school and within the community. This year, our school council will be working with learners to provide opportunities to volunteer and find their own way to show leadership amongst their peers. 

Learners have the opportunity to sign up and log these hours on the Student Volunteer Army (SVA) app which is a nationally recognised service award. Every hour of voluntary work will accumulate towards badges that can be proudly displayed on learners blazers. A record of volunteering will also be available to utilise in job, study, apprenticeship and scholarship applications.

More information about the Student Volunteer Army service awards can be found on their website www.sva.org.nz.