Nash, St Pat’s, Gympie High, Mary Valley and more school leaders

Gympie’s school captains have revealed their big plans post graduation. Check out all the photos in our gallery as we celebrate the school leaders of 2022, and community leaders of tomorrow:

Year 12 leaders across Gympie region schools are chosen by a combination of their peers and school staff.

It is a high honour to be selected as a school captain, vice-captain, house captain or other leadership role.

The aspirations of these Gympie region school leaders are high and varied.

James Nash school captain Josh Devereaux said he planned to attend the University of Queensland in Brisbane in 2023, and study to become a secondary teacher.

“It’s been pretty tricky (online learning), pressure’s on but i’m looking forward to my final year,” Josh said.

Another James Nash captain, Isabelle Cantle, said she was not sure yet what she wanted to do but she was confident she wanted to attend university.

“Hopefully, I win the lotto,” she joked.

James Nash 2022 school captains: Liam Compagnoni, Emily Breedon, Isabelle Cantle and Josh Devereaux.

Another Nash school captain, Emily Breedon, said she was keen on studying veterinary science and hoping to attend UQ in Gatton post-graduation.

The fourth Nash school captain, Liam Compagnoni, says he planned to attend Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane City and study a degree in Cyber Security and IT.

The Gympie Times wishes the best of luck to the graduating class of ‘22.

Check out the gallery of Gympie’s amazing Year 12 school leaders from Nash, Gympie High, St Patricks, Mary Valley College and Cooloola Christian College here:

 GALLERY: Gympie’s 2022 school leaders