Student Leadership

At Broadlands School, all students from Year 5 are provided with many opportunities to serve their school as a community through specific leadership responsibilities which they apply for at the beginning of each year.

• Our Year 6 Heads of School lead the school throughout the year in both formal and informal ways. We send our Heads of School and in some years, other senior leaders to Hillary Outdoors (formerly known as the Outdoor Pursuits Centre of NZ or OPC) each year.

Our 2025 Head of Schools

Oliver Shaw (left) and Emma McDonald (right).

 

• Our eight Heads of Houses lead our school Houses which are Ngauruhoe, Ruapehu, Tauhara and Tongariro and who lead and organise many of the House teams for the House competitions held throughout the year. The Heads of Houses are appointed from the Year 6 level. Through rotation, Heads of Houses organise and run our weekly school assembly which are held in the Learning Centre.

Our 2025 Head of Houses

William Carston (Tauhara), Riley Riddle (Ruapehu), Zachariah Wills (Tongariro), Edison Long (Ngauruhoe),

Charlotte Manville (Tauhara), Jade O’Reilly (Ruapehu), Olive Halliday (Tongariro) and Maria Stewart (Ngauruhoe).

 

• Our Senior and Junior Kapa Haka Performance Groups are lead by four Kaea / Cultural Leaders (two tane and two wahine) which perform annually at various school events including the Cluster Cultural Festival and Grandparents’ and Friends’ Day and the annual Prize Giving. The Kapa Haka Performance Groups are tutored weekly.

Our 2025 Kaea/Cultural Leaders

Tyson-John Werahiko (Senior) and Eden Gallacher (Senior)

Gabriel Tangitau (Junior) and Kylah Ohlson (Junior)

 

• Monitors undertake a wide variety of responsibilities around the school including iPad/Notebook Monitors, Bus Monitors, Teina Monitors, Librarians, Sport BOP Dynamo Leaders, PE Monitors, Office Assistants,  EnviroGroup and Jump Jam KidzAerobix. Within classes at all levels from Years 1 to 6, teachers will provide students with opportunities to show leadership.