February 9, 2026

Confident, Compassionate Leaders

Across the school, St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School officially welcomed its student leadership team for 2026, marking the beginning of a year focused on service, responsibility and example-setting.

At the Warragul Campus, School Captains Asmi and Addison were formally inducted alongside Deputy School Captains Vidhaurshanaa and Max, and the Warragul Junior School Captains, Thomas and Layla .

Traralgon Secondary School Captains, Zainab and Tharuja, were formally inducted alongside the campus’ inaugural Deputy School Captain, Elizabeth, and Traralgon Junior School Captains, Emmett and Grace .

Leadership at St Paul’s offers students the opportunity to grow alongside their peers, fostering a shared sense of purpose and teamwork. By leading and learning together, student leaders help strengthen the school community while encouraging all students to uphold the school’s values.

During their speeches, leaders empowered students to make the most of every opportunity. School Captains, Addison and Asmi said, “Starting the new year, our main message for you is to embrace new, different opportunities with open arms and make the most of every experience you have. We encourage everyone to be the best version of themselves and to have as much fun as possible in the process.”

Tharuja talked about what makes the school special. “Our school is not only defined by its achievements but the relationships we build and the support we give one another”, he praised.

Zainab spoke about their leadership focus. “We want every student to feel empowered to get involved, take chances and support one another, both inside and outside the classroom”, she shared. “Every contribution matters, and every student has something valuable to offer.”

Grace and Emmett also offered words of support. “Let’s remember to be kind, help each other, and make our school a happy and safe place for everyone. We can’t wait to learn, play and grow together this year!”, they said.

Zainab, Tharuja and Elizabeth are part of the first Year 11 cohort at the Traralgon Campus and will undertake their VCE studies at the St Paul’s Traralgon Campus together with the VCE Foundation cohort, as the campus progresses towards welcoming Year 12 in 2027.

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