MACKSVILLE High School is proud to announce its exceptional team of school captains for 2026, each bringing their own unique talents and aspirations to the role.
Amelia Keen, an avid netball player and passionate reader, enjoys everything from mystery and fantasy to romance and thrillers.
With plans to study a double bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Psychology after Year 12, Amelia dreams of becoming a detective.
She stepped into the captaincy role to support younger students and has relished gaining deeper insight into the workings of the school.
Taylor Whalley shines both on the soccer field and in the creative world of textiles. Aiming for a Bachelor of Policing, Taylor is using her captaincy to hone skills critical to her goal of becoming a police officer.
She has taken the lead on fundraising initiatives, which she found especially rewarding.
Cobie Truscott brings a love of netball, travel, and animals to the leadership team. With aspirations to work as a vet nurse, Cobie hopes to one day experience life on a cattle station.
She also plans to contribute by providing support through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Grateful for the encouragement from staff to nominate for captaincy, Cobie values the opportunity to make a meaningful impact and leave a lasting legacy for future students.
Emily Taylor’s passions include music, spending time with friends, and shopping. Planning to study a Bachelor of Music, Emily intends to work alongside her studies to support her singing career.
Having dreamed of becoming a school captain since Year 9, she has thoughtfully considered how best to support students and staff.
Emily has greatly appreciated the leadership development opportunities provided at Macksville High and is highly trusted by her peers and teachers alike.
Together, these four talented leaders embody the spirit and promise of Macksville High School’s future.
With clear goals and a genuine commitment to their school community, Amelia, Taylor, Cobie, and Emily have bright futures ahead.
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