Ms Andrée Rice, Principal
Andrée Rice has always had a passion for equity and excellence in Catholic education, understanding that culture in its many facets lies at the heart of thriving educational communities. Described by her peers as a visionary leader with a steadfast commitment to excellence, Andrée is naturally energetic and empathetic, and is known for her commitment to delivering inclusive Catholic education.  With over 30 years of experience across three Australian states, Andrée has worked in independent and systemic schools in regional, remote, and urban settings, spanning both high and low socio-economic environments. Her excellence in leadership was recognised at the 2021 National Excellence in Teaching Awards, an organisation dedicated to celebrating extraordinary and inspirational educators across Australia and New Zealand. Andrée continues to contribute to the education sector locally and nationally. She served as a director on the Catholic Australian Secondary Principals' Association Board and is a member of its Queensland Management Committee. Additionally, she is a member of the governing board of Brigidine College, Indooroopilly. Her previous roles include being on the Executive of the Association of Josephite Affiliated Secondary Schools and serving on the committee of the Northern Territory Catholic Principals’ Association. Her commitment to social justice was recognised when she was awarded the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Social Justice Scholarship Award to complete her Master’s in theology.

Ms Kristina Johnson, Deputy Principal
Kristina is committed to ensuring all students gain the best opportunity for learning, wellbeing, engagement and outcomes both at and beyond school. Her specific emphasis is on supporting student wellbeing and learning, supporting their success within a global learning environment. She has worked with young people from various backgrounds within Catholic education for over twenty-five years. Kristina has been part of senior leadership in schools in several roles covering learning, pathways, identity and advocacy, wellbeing and curriculum.

Mr Isikeli Kubunameca, Assistant Principal Identity and Global Advocacy
With 20 years’ experience in education, Isikeli is an active supporter and creator of social justice initiatives at the college; and has been instrumental in leading student and staff immersions, locally and globally. His prior experience includes Head of Faculty for Teaching and Learning Support, Head of Middle school, Head of Faculty Religious Education, Director of Student Wellbeing and he is currently completing a Master of Religious Education through the Australian Catholic University. Isikeli is a strong supporter of culture, the arts, faith and being a life-long learner. He lives by the belief that every student can achieve and that our responsibilities as leaders is to provide pathways and support for students and their families to help them achieve their best.

Ms Karen Lindsey, Assistant Principal Learning, Innovation and Pathways
Karen is an highly experienced educator with over 20 years of teaching in both state and Catholic schools. She has held a variety of management roles, including Middle School Coordinator, Head of English and Languages, and Director of Learning and Pathways. Further, Karen has served as a Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority QCAA confirmer for English and and a Lead External Marker for the English External Exam. Karen holds a Master of Educational Leadership from Queensland University of Technology.

Mr David Cantwell, Business Manager
David has significant experience as a chief executive officer and chief financial officer in the not-for-profit sector, and senior financial experience in education, aged care, facilities management and retail. He led and grew the church-based financial treasury for over 12 years. David’s responsibilities in leadership includes; establishing business partnerships and leading strategically in the Masterplan of the college.