Seymour College’s 2025 school leaders. Photos: Simon Ruppert
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For the first time in 2025, all Seymour College students got together at a special assembly on Monday, February 24.
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Its purpose was to introduce the college’s 2025 leaders, with each presented a badge.
Principal Debbie Oliver began the assembly by saying how proud she was to lead the school.
“I'm deeply committed to fostering a culture of leadership that empowers each and every student to realise their full potential and make a positive impact, not only on this school, but also the world at large,” Ms Oliver said.
“I'm not just talking about the students that are receiving a badge today, I'm addressing everybody sitting here.
“We can all be leaders in our own way.”
State Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland with the Seymour College senior school captains.
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State Member for Euroa Annabelle Cleeland was a special guest at the assembly.
“While today's assembly is around school leadership, looking around today, you all embody such beautiful qualities that really makes everyone here a leader in their life,” Ms Cleeland said.
“You all present so well. I've seen kindness and you’ve listened.
“I was in Ms Oliver's office before, looking at the school values of respect, inspire and excel.
Seymour College senior school captains Mandessah Wyatt and Jacob Sterio speak to students at the assembly.
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“The advice I had from your school leaders was about representing those values in everyday life, which I can see you’re doing so beautifully, and the new preppies, golly, you all look amazing.”
Senior college captains Jacob Sterio and Mandessah Wyatt then addressed the assembly.
“We’d like to encourage all students to feel that we’re accessible and that they can approach us at any time if they have any suggestions or concerns that we might be able to assist with,” Jacob said.
“All students at Seymour College have the opportunity to be leaders.
“We encourage you to be positive and participate in all aspects of school life.
Junior students at Seymour College's leaders assembly on Monday, February 24.
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“This includes swimming, athletics, cross-country and all round-robin activities, but most importantly, putting 100 per cent into class and the school work.”
Mandessah said she hoped all Year 7 students, who are currently at the Rubicon camp, had a great time.
“It’s a great opportunity and we hope they enjoy it,” she said.
“We would like to wish all staff and students all the best for the year ahead and we’re looking forward to the next whole school assembly.”
Seymour College student leaders 2025
College captains — senior: Jacob Sterio and Mandessah Wyatt.
College captains — junior: Amelia Evans and Ruby Hart.
Inclusive education captains: Trey Dolheguy-Mackay-Blair and Tanya Conte.
Inclusive education vice-captains: Jacinta Swan and Luke Dreier.
Chittick house captain — senior: Adison Thornberry.
Chittick house vice-captain — senior: Cena Marshall.
Chittick house captain — junior: Ryder Worth.
Kings house captain — senior: Madi O’Connell.
Kings house vice-captain — senior: Lachlan Donnelly.
Kings house captain — junior: Layla Wetherill.
Light Horse house captain — senior: Jhett Wyatt.
Light Horse house vice-captain — senior: Gabbi Freeman.
Light Horse house captain — junior: Tandah Davies.
Goulburn house captain — senior: Abby Chetcuti.
Goulburn house vice-captain — senior: Lucas Sainsbury.
Goulburn house captain — junior: Scarlett France.
Multicultural captain: Kaleera Jones-Walden.
Multicultural captains — junior: Carolyn Jacob and Alexis Wardrop.
Defence captain: Dylan Frost.
SRC captain — senior: Carlo Tugade.
SRC captains — junior: Jaxon Fisher, Kennedi Scott and Vicky Carbis.
SWPBS captains — junior: Nimrat Kaur, Ella Hard and Ruby Pollard.
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