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Student leadership

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Student leaders at Farnborough State School are the student representatives of our learning community. This representation is a public position with student leaders being called upon on official/ special occasions (at the discretion of the Principal) to embrace and model all values and expectations of students within our community.

 In addition to this student leaders will:

  • Be responsible to the school administration and should carry out all duties asked of them by any member of the school administration.
  • Promote all goals and values that are important at Farnborough State School.
  • Display exemplary conduct and attitudes relating to all areas of school life.
  • Work enthusiastically with fellow students in assisting the educational opportunities for all.

Role Descriptions

School Captains (max 4 positions)

  • To work closely with school administration in positively displaying the school and its activities to the broader community.
  • Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
  • Attend student council meetings and collaborate with fellow councillors.
  • Assist in the co-coordination of special events held by the learning community.
  • To act as a point of liaison between School Administration and the Student Body ensuring concerns, ideas and visions are communicated.
  • To participate in most school calendar events including school parades, commemorative events including ANZAC day and guest visits.

House Captains (max 6 positions – 2 per house)

  • Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
  • Assist the Health and Physical Education Teacher in the organisation of annual sports carnivals.
  • Assist teachers in conducting training sessions during lunchtime in order to prepare students from your house for the School's sports carnivals.
  • Assist younger students by preparing and running playtime healthy activities such as organised ball games.
  • Motivate all students to engage in all competitive / special activities (sporting and non-sporting) with pride and determination and to lead your School House.

 

Band Captain (min 1 position)

The band captain is responsible for:

  • Leading, motivating and encouraging students to strive for excellence within our instrumental music program
  • Commit to and model all school values and expectations.
  • To speak on behalf of all music students at public events including Gala performances and parades. 

Cultural captain (max 2 positions)

A cultural captain is responsible for representing the school community and promoting cultural diversity. They engage in activities that foster a sense of belonging and understanding among students from different backgrounds. Their role includes:

  • Listening and acting as a voice for Indigenous students and advocating for their needs and interests.
  • Organizing and leading cultural events that celebrate and promote Indigenous culture.
  • Collaborating with the school administration to ensure that cultural initiatives are integrated into the school's curriculum and activities.
  • Encouraging students to engage with cultural activities and participate in events that promote cultural awareness and understanding.
  • Providing support and guidance to students from Indigenous backgrounds, helping them navigate the school environment and develop their skills as leaders.

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Last reviewed 23 October 2026
Last updated 23 October 2026