In every school community, there are those who shine quietly—leading not for recognition, but from a genuine place of care, humility and service. Rohan, a Year 12 student and Hogan House Leader, is one such student.

Always kind, friendly and respectful, Rohan is the first to lend a hand—whether it’s helping out at the Inter-House Swimming Carnival, guiding younger students through the Year 7 Buddy Program, or supporting ANZAC Day commemorations with grace and reverence. His calm presence and reliability make him a pillar within both Hogan House and the wider school community.

Academically, Rohan consistently maintains a high GPA, balancing his studies with an impressive commitment to extra-curricular pursuits. A passionate golfer, he proudly represents Bundaberg and Wide Bay in the sport—a testament to both his skill and dedication.

As a Hogan House Leader, Rohan leads with quiet confidence, always putting others first and striving to build a positive, inclusive house culture. We look forward to seeing how Rohan continues to grow and inspire in his final year at school. He is, without doubt, a quiet achiever in every sense.