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What positions are available?
What positions are available?
Subject Captains
Subject Captains
Role Description
Role Description
Any Year 11 students may apply for the position of Subject Captain. This is a significant academic leadership position within the College. The primary role of each Subject Captain is to provide student leadership to promote their subject to the broader school community and to organise and lead subject related initiatives and events. The captains work closely with the relevant Head of Learning Area and Academic Learning Prefects
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026
Process
Process
Interested students are invited to apply for the position of Subject Captain. Students are permitted to apply for no more than two subjects or areas.
Successful candidates will be shortlisted (by Thursday 30 October) for interview by the Head of Learning Area and interviews will be conducted from Monday 3 November to Friday 7 November
* It is important to note that progression from the interview stage to a position of leadership is not automatic. As such, shortlisted students should prepare carefully for their interview.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Senior School Leaders
Senior School Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
Appointed each year as Senior School Leaders and working with the Heads of School as representatives of the student body, Senior School Leaders contribute to school decision-making and implementation of student initiatives. They work closely with the School Prefects, organising activities within Senior School. This role will involve co-ordinating term assemblies and attending Senior School Leaders meetings weekly at lunch time. Senior School Leaders will also be a part of the Student Representative Council (SRC).
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 4 students
Process
Process
Selected through an application including
Personal statement,
Digital Passport,
Video presentation
Interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
House Leaders
House Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The House Leaders have responsibility with contributing to, and assisting with the House program within the College. They will meet regularly with the House Prefect and Co-ordinator of Houses to plan events and to provide feedback on the various activities that students participate in across the year. They will assist in coordinating House activities, including service initiatives and encouraging and supporting students within the Houses.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 8 students
Year 12 2026: 8 students
Process
Process
Selected through an application including, student and staff House vote. Applications close Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Intercultural Leaders
Intercultural Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The Intercultural Leaders Responsible for building and promoting cultural fluency and social intelligence with the College community to give students a voice in their ideas for intercultural activities; being advocates for fellow students; working with teachers, staff and other prefects on Social Intelligence initiatives.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 1 student
Year 12 2026: 1 student
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff. Applications close
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Wellbeing Leaders
Wellbeing Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The Wellbeing Leader will be responsible for building and promoting wellbeing within their sub-school and across the College community. Working in collaboration with the Wellbeing Prefect and staff, they will provide feedback and advice on Compass Time and the Compass Curriculum program. They will conduct surveys to determine the needs of their peers and run sub-school based wellbeing initiatives to improve student wellbeing.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 1 student
Year 12 2026: 1 student
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Community Service Leaders
Community Service Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The Community Service Leader has responsibility over the community service program within the College. Liaising regularly with the Service Prefect and advising them of any challenges as they arise. They will support and promote community service (of all kinds and at all levels) within the College.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 1 student
Year 12 2026: 1 student
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Environment Leaders
Environment Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The Environment Leaders have particular responsibility over the promotion of sustainability and environmental care within the College. In their leadership they are responsible for promoting and fostering school spirit and the College values - care, courage, integrity, respect and responsibility. Working with the Environment Prefect, they will set goals and take action in establishing and promoting the College's environmental and sustainability focus.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 1 student
Year 12 2026: 1 student
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Communications Leaders
Communications Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The Student Communication Leaders work closely with the Student Communication Prefect to build a strong team to help promote and drive effective and engaging communications across the College. This includes taking on editorial roles within the student newspaper, contributing to and overseeing its content as part of their leadership responsibilities. The team will work together to build and promote the student voice in communications within the College community. As Leaders, they will help to promote and foster school spirit and the College values — care, courage, integrity, respect, and responsibility. The Leaders of Student Communication represent their particular year group.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 1 student
Year 12 2026: 1 student
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Chapel Leaders
Chapel Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
Chapel Leaders work with the Chaplains, staff and students to help improve Christian worship at Pymble and support the smooth running of the chapel services for the duration of the year. They also help co-ordinate Music staff, student musicians and singers.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 2 students
Year 12 2026: 2 students
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Futures Leaders
Futures Leaders
Role Description
Role Description
The Future Captain is primarily responsible for promoting awareness of the Futures Program. They are also responsible for encouraging students to engage with and participate in opportunities and events, in particular the Careers Expo, Year 10 Strengths Skills, Year 11 Immersion Day and Year 10 Future You Festival.
Futures Captains are expected to meet with the Futures Advisors at least twice a term to discuss their roles, events and provide feedback on the student perspective of careers and future pathways. They are also expected to meet with the Director of Futures and Partnerships once a semester to discuss their roles and progress.
Futures Captains are expected to meet with the Futures Advisors at least twice a term to discuss their roles, events and provide feedback on the student perspective of careers and future pathways. They are also expected to meet with the Director of Futures and Partnerships once a semester to discuss their roles and progress.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 1 students
Year 12 2026: 1 students
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Outdoor Education Leader
Role Description
Role Description
The Outdoor Education Leaders are responsible for helping to build awareness about the value of outdoor learning beyond the classroom. The Outdoor Education Leader position involves attending the Year 7 or Year 8 Outdoor Education Program (OEP) to assist and provide a role model for younger girls. There may also be opportunities to join parts of the Year 9 Residential Program.
Other duties throughout the year may include assisting with OEP assemblies and information nights, and promote Outdoor Education across the college.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 (2026)only: 8 students
Process
Process
Selected through an application process. To apply for this role students must have completed the Year 9 Residential Program, preference given to students who attended longer and more adventurous program options in Year 10.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Centre of Excellence Leader
Role Description
Role Description
The Centre of Excellence Student Leader will support gifted and high-potential learners by working with the Director of the Centre of Excellence to promote awareness, encourage participation, and shape future initiatives. The Leader will foster involvement in programs such as da Vinci Decathlon, Future Problem Solving, and Talent Development, assist with planning and running events, and mentor peers in their talent development journey. By sharing feedback, promoting opportunities, celebrating achievements, and collaborating with staff and students to develop new ideas, the Leader will help build a positive culture that recognises and promotes student talent.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 2026: 2 students
Year 12 2026: 2 students
Process
Process
Selected through an application process including your digital passport and interview with staff.
Applications close Wednesday 15 October at 4:00pm
Compass Group Co-Captains
Role Description
Lead their Compass group in weekly activities.
Who?
Who?
Year 11 & 12: 2 students
Process
Process
Two students per Compass group will be elected each Semester during Compass Time.
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