Current College Captains
2026 College Captains
2026 College Captains
2025 Bella Henderson, Charli Lovell, Koby McMillan & Brooke Pearson
2024 Otto Conlan, Lauren Cordingley, Jack Helgeland & Sofie Mazzotta
2023 Charlotte Angus, Farirai Muyambo, Thanh Pham & Ava Sarre
2022 Alexander Carroll, Georgia Craig-Neal, Ruby Scott & Jem Sibley
2021 Campbell Kelly, Nyathor Nhial, Toni Mia Scalora & Lily Seymour
2020 Tynan Connellan, Emma Hoare, Amy Jobling & Joshua Sutton
2019 Chloe Farnsworth & Fraser Sawyer
2018 Amalie Taylor & Robin Alvear
2017 Bridget Haley & Max Burns
2016 Evie Jennings & Lachlan Carroll
2015 Ashlee Polinelli & Robert Caccaviello
2014 Isabella Salvo & James Gleeson
2013 Bridgette Templeton & Thomas Connellan
2012 Leah McDonald & Zachary Rundell-Gordon
2011 Morgan Bellinger & Thomas Anderson
2010 Tamika Ingram & James Blake
2009 Lisa Micelli & Thomas Dullard
2008 Jessica McDonald & Alexander Edgar
2007 Philippa Tippet & Matthew Berg
2006 Elise Murphy & Lee Bull
2005 Emma Jarrett & Samuel Coates
2004 Marney Jury & Ryan Nalder
2003 Amy Brennan & Darcy Moar
2002 Megan Billing & Corey Gerrard
2001 Jessica Correnti & Julian Brennan
2000 Lauren Dullard & Joel Carr
1999 Hayley Wilson & Justin Power
1998 Carolyn Wait & Jared Grierson
1997 Lisa Willson & Daniel Moloney
1996 Rebecca Boyd & Simon Cronk
1995 Katherine McInerney & John Dagge
1994 Fiona Basile & Robert Hester
1993 Cameron Holloway
1992 Catherine Hester
1991 Matthew Curran
1990 Tracey Bird
1989 Karen Fogarty
1988 Justin Emerson
1987 Jennifer Linton
St Mary MacKillop College is a Year 7 to 12 coeducational Catholic secondary school. Since its inception in 1985 the College has expanded and now caters for 550 students.
Enrol NowAs we finish Term 3, I want to take a moment to reflect on the term and look ahead to the opportunities that await us after the holiday break. Term 3 has been a busy and productive term. There have been many achievements in our classrooms, in sports, the arts, and in the countless ways …
Welcome back for Term 4!
This week, we focus on mental health and wellbeing, encouraging connection, self-care and open conversations. A reminder that looking after our mental health is important for everyone.
Our Year 7 and 8 students will take part in an informative session with our local Police and Headspace, focusing on positive online interactions, social media use and making safe, respectful choices.