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We recently appointed our full team of Student Leaders at Pāpāmoa College. Our waka and kaihautu leaders are responsible for supporting our Head Students, Cameron Douglas, Ariana Taute, Olivia Tilby-Adams and Riko Davis. Their leadership will focus on four key areas of the school being, community/environment, arts, culture and sports.

The Mataatua Waka student leaders are Daniel Hitchens - Kaihautu Mataatua, Charis Gilbert - Kaihautu Ahurea (Culture), Angelina Hooker - Kaihautu Hāpori (Community), Brylee Booth - Kaihautu Toi (Arts), Cecil Paikea - Kaihautu Hākinakina (Sports) 

The Tainui Waka student leaders are Tayla Haggie - Kaihautu Tainui, Zaretan Poulava- Kaihautu Ahurea (Culture), Harriet van der Westhuizen - Kaihautu Hāpori (Community), Jayden Holdaway - Kaihautu Toi (Arts), Tama Jones - Kaihautu Hākinakina (Sports) 

The Tākitimu Waka student leaders are Abbie Jacob - Kaihautu Tākitimu, Anika Baily- Kaihautu Ahurea (Culture), Sophie McCullough - Kaihautu Hāpori (Community), Maria Echevarria - Kaihautu Toi (Arts), Riley McGovern - Kaihautu Hākinakina (Sports) 

The Te Arawa Waka student leaders are Leila Midwood - Kaihautu Te Arawa, Ryan Teixeira- Kaihautu Ahurea (Culture), Montana Damerell - Kaihautu Hāpori (Community), Hayden Gillanders - Kaihautu Toi (Arts), Sophie Raymond - Kaihautu Hākinakina (Sports)