Frank Ansey, Captain Walters Residential Community
Hi everyone, my name is Frank Ansey and I am proud to say that I am the 2009 Captain of the Walters Residential Community and also a School Prefect. I have been schooling at Christ Church since Year 10 and finishing my final year at the moment. I have a full Aboriginal heritage background and am one half Torres Strait Islander. I was born and raised in Broome and lived there for 14 years until I was given this fantastic opportunity to complete my education at Christ Church Grammar School. I have many hobbies and interest such as football, fishing, hanging out with mates, and sometimes studying. I’m a football fanatic and support the magnificent Fremantle Dockers. As Residential House Captain, I honour my roles and responsibilities and will help lead your son positively. I will try my hardest to help and support your son along the right path. My door is always open.
   
         

Sam Kendall, Vice Captain of the Residential Community
My name is Sam Kendall and I come from Geraldton. I am a Residential Vice Captain and also a School Prefect. I began boarding in Year 10 and have thoroughly enjoyed my time in the Residential Community over the past two years. My hobbies are hockey and cricket. As a Prefect in Term 1, I have been given the opportunity to be a mentor and role model for the younger boys.
   
   

Nick Rogers, Vice Captain of the Residential Community
My name is Nick Rogers and I am a Vice Captain of the Residential Community. This is my fifth year in boarding. I have enjoyed boarding during this time and have particularly enjoyed interacting with the other boys and creating friendships. As a prefect both at school and in the boarding house I have enjoyed meeting new boys and helping them to settle in as well as continuing old friendships.
  
  

Thomas Watts, Residential Prefect
Hello, my name is Tom Watts, and I have been boarding at Christ Church since 2005, when I was in Year 8. I am from Pingelly, which is about 160 kilometres south east of Perth. I am finding my position as a Residential Prefect both rewarding and fulfilling. This term I have enjoyed helping the new boys settle into their new environment as well as catching up with my friends both in our residential boarding and in the day community. This year will bring many new challenges which I am keen to embrace, and I am looking forward to learning through example as I lead through my senior role as a Prefect.
  
  

Jae Han, Residential Prefect
Hi, my name is Jae Han. I am one of the great team members of the Residential Prefects for 2009. I come from South Korea and I’ve been at Christ Church since Year 8. I like playing soccer, volleyball, and basketball. When I’m back at home, I enjoy going snowboarding in winter. When I’m in the Residential Community, I enjoy supporting the boys, especially the junior boys. I really enjoy doing activities with them because I am able to develop my leadership skills, whilst having lots of fun.
  
  

Josh Chadwick, Residential Prefect
My name is Josh Chadwick, I am a Prefect in the Walters Residential Community. I live in Newman and Exmouth, which are in the north west of our state. When at home, I enjoy catching up with family and friends, fishing, diving, beaching and boating. I like many sports including football, cricket and basketball. I embrace the role of being a Residential Prefect and enjoy the challenges and many rewards which come with the position.
  
  

Joshua Tan, Residential Prefect
My name is Joshua Tan, I am from Singapore. I am a Prefect in the Walters Residential Community. I began boarding at Christ Church in Year 10, and enjoy everything in the Residential Community. When I am home, I enjoy catching up with all my friends and playing all sorts of sports from soccer to basketball. But overall I am a swimmer who takes pride in swimming for CCGS. My coach is Bill Kirby, an Olympic Gold Medalist and former world record holder – an old boy of Christ Church. I embrace the role of being a Residential Prefect and enjoy the challenges and many rewards which accrue.
  
  

Will Stops, Residential Prefect
My name is Will Stops and I currently live in Bunbury, which is about 200 kilometres south of Perth. I began my time at Christ Church at the beginning of Year 9 and have benefited from the experience of being a boarder. As a prefect since the start of 2009 I have enjoyed my position, and look forward to the challenges and rewards the rest of the year will bring.