As part of our College's comprehensive support system we have several student groups with specific responsibilities amongst their peers.
Students appreciate the chance to be involved in a helpful way in the support of each other. Training is provided and accessed for these groups and in most cases there is affiliation with community organisations.
Student Executive and House Captains
This is an elected body, which comprises the student leaders of the school. All positions are gained by application and preliminary shortlisting by the appropriate Dean and senior management. In some cases this involves individual interviews with the Principal, Deputy Principal and Dean.
Leadership training for the Student Executive and House Captains begins every year with a training camp and a team building day. Deputy Principal Gabrielle Clark is in charge of overseeing Student Executive projects and activities.YEAR 13 EXECUTIVE
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| Head Girl Victoria Tofilau |
Head Boy Noah Tikoinamaka |
Deputy Head Girl Rosalyn Fononga |
Deputy Head Boy Shinel Nadan |
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| Academic Captain Kendall D'Souza |
Academic Captain Senu Senathirajah |
Asst. Academic Captain Bhakti Tailor |
Asst. Academic Captain Sam Boasman |
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| Arts / Culture Captain Celesti Tan |
Arts / Culture Captain Abhay Verma |
Asst. Arts / Culture Captain Becky Chang |
Asst. Arts / Culture Captain Frank Lin |
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| Sports Captain Sophie Stanimiroff |
Sports Captain TJ Piacun |
Asst. Sports Captain Danielle Hewett |
Asst. Sports Captain Devansh Chand |
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| Social Co-ordinator Imaan Brown |
Social Co-ordinator Trizhia Amon |
Ambassador Co-ordinator Romina Leilua |
Ambassador Co-ordinator Sheila Macdonald |
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| Y12+Class Rep Co-ordinator Ankur Chakraborty |
Y12+Class Rep Co-ordinator Kimberly Saldanha |
BOT Student Trustee Simote Funanitao |
International Representative Adam Doan |
YEAR 12 EXECUTIVE
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| Eliana Competente | Amanda D'Souza | Rahul D'Souza | Michael Jury |
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| Evana Chan | Shreeya Prasad | Luviah Saito Sililoto | Sanat Singh |
HOUSE CAPTAINS
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| HOUSE: BRAY Joanna Wu |
HOUSE: BRAY Zoe Demmler |
HOUSE: Fatialofa Serina Duanakamakama |
HOUSE: FATIALOFA Ronan Monteiro |
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| HOUSE: FAUMUINA Nathan Monteiro |
HOUSE: FAUMUINA Thomas Watson |
HOUSE: LEWIS Sourav Shastri |
HOUSE: LEWIS Eliza Blamey |
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| HOUSE: REID Noam Lazarus |
HOUSE: REID Keerthanraj Vaidyalingam |
HOUSE: ZORICICH Paris Phillips |
HOUSE: ZORICICH Aditya Shenoy |
Student Councils
ACADEMIC COUNCIL
The Academic Council’s brief is to promote and model commitment to academic studies and to raise the profile of Academic Achievements (individual or group) so that they can be celebrated by the whole school. This Council, comprising of staff and student representatives, is chaired by the Academic Captains and liaises with Deputy Principal Richard Winn.
SPORTS COUNCIL
The Sports Council, attended by the House Captains, initiates and administers inter-house competitions as well as promoting all sporting activities in the school. It liaises with the Sports Director, Felicity Walbran, and can engage itself in particular projects, e.g. sports facilities and equipment, sports exchanges, etc. This council is chaired by the Sports Captains and their Assistants.
STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council aims to be a decision-making body which represents suggestions made by any school pupils to improve conditions at, or attitudes to, the school community. The Council meets each term in the school hall and is chaired by the Board of Trustees Student Representative.
The Student Council is made up of one elected representative from each senior form class, two elected representatives from each junior form class and the members of the Student Executive. Year level leaders are appointed by their Dean from within this group. Student voice is gathered by class representatives and then is tabled with the Council Committee by the Year Level Council Leader.
PACIFIC PRIDE STUDENT LEADERS
Students are selected in Years 12 and 13. They must meet criteria which enable them to act as role models to their peers. These students take on additional responsibilities to mentor their Pasific peers and assist with the Homework Centre.
Student Committees
BALL COMMITTEE
The Ball is a major formal event and is organised by the Ball Committee, which comprises the Head Boy and Girl, the Social Committee Coordinators and a selected group of Year 13 students. Special helpers may be co-opted, such as ticket design and decorations. The Head Boy and Head Girl chair this committee.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT COMMITTEE
Open to juniors and seniors, this committee supports selected fundraising projects, e.g. World Vision) and many local charity collections. As well, it aims to provide service outside of the school in whatever form it sees fit, e.g.sponsorship or adoption of refugees, local community work. The Deputy Head Girl and Boy chair this committee.
CULTURAL COMMITTEE
Open to juniors and seniors, the committee involves itself with cultural school activities:
• Drama productions (publicity etc.)
• Aids the Multicultural group’s activities
• Visitors to the school (musicians etc.)
• Organises lunchtime concerts
• Cultural programmes, e.g. Cultural Week
The committee can initiate extracurricular entertainment /performances and is responsible for promoting all cultural activities in the school. This committee liaises with Pauline Phelan, Cultural Co-ordinator and is chaired by the Arts and Culture Captains and their Assistants.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE
The steering committee, HERC was formed in 2013. It acts as an umbrella group encompassing Lynfield College’s Human Rights Amnesty group as well as the Enviro Committee and Enviro Group. The Enviro Committee guides the larger Environmental Group (open to juniors and seniors) in working towards making Lynfield College an environmentally sustainable school and ensuring that related Human Rights issues are also on the agenda. The group adopts projects and becomes involved with outside groups, e.g. Waicare, GLOBE, Dawn Chorus, tree planting etc. It can also encourage interest in groups such as Greenpeace, and arrange outside speakers.
PEER SUPPORT CO-ORDINATORS (PSSP)
Open to Year 12 students to register their interest, approximately 120 students are then selected, and undergo a three day programme in values based social skills training at the conclusion of the academic year. The programme equips these students with the skills to facilitate a ten-day orientation programme with Year 9 students at the beginning of the new year.
The Safe School Committee promotes and monitors the provision of a safe emotional environment, to ensure that all students feel safe, valued and connected. Senior student members are welcome and make contributions in identifying emotional safety needs of the school community, reporting issues regularly and providing input for the Safe School Committee meetings.
STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK (SADD GROUP)
Open to all students to register their interest. The SADD committee (maximum of 12 students) ideally includes representatives from Years 11, 12 and 13 and meets on a regular basis. Members of the committee plan and deliver activities related to raising awareness of road safety and drunk driving, attend meetings in and out of the school and maintain links with the Auckland City Council, SADD students from other schools and the Regional SADD coordinator.