Student Leadership Assembly
On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 150 students were presented with their student leadership badges as they commence their privileged roles in the school community. The school...
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On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 150 students were presented with their student leadership badges as they commence their privileged roles in the school community. The school...
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On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 150 students were presented with their student leadership badges as they commence their privileged roles in the school community. The school student leadership structure is shown below and it was exciting to announce all of the students that had secured these leadership roles.
The assembly began with our Head Boy, Head Girl, Head Prefect and Deputy Head students introducing themselves and sharing the following quotes on leadership:
The new student leaders were made fully aware of the responsibilities that come with the role and we look forward to them modelling the high expectations we have of all of our students. It was a proud moment for the students to see their names come up on the screen along with the student leadership role they had secured.
We really look forward to the positive contributions our student leaders will make this year and together, we know we can go further and achieve even more than before.
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