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 …
Throughout the week, our Year 10 students will take part in Work Experience, exploring a variety of workplaces and career pathways. This valuable opportunity helps students develop practical skills, build confidence, and gain real-world experience as they begin planning for their future.
Our Year 9 students travel to Canberra for an exciting week of learning, exploration and adventure. Students visit significant landmarks including Parliament House, Old Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial, alongside fun, hands-on activities.
The camp extends learning beyond the classroom while strengthening peer connections, building confidence and creating lasting memories.
As part of our Pathways Program, students will participate in mock interviews designed to prepare them for future employment opportunities. This practical experience helps students build confidence, develop communication skills and gain an understanding of what to expect in a workplace interview.