A Student Council is a group of elected student representatives who serve as the voice of the student body. They play an important role in shaping the school experience by leading initiatives, promoting student welfare, and creating meaningful opportunities for engagement, leadership, and school spirit. The Student Council is a bridge between students and school leadership, ensuring that every student feels heard, included, and empowered.
At our school, the Student Council includes a balanced representation from each year group, making sure that ideas and concerns from all grades are fairly considered and acted upon.
Spirit Days & School Events: Planning fun activities such as theme days, talent shows, movie nights, or sports challenges to build community and school pride.
Fundraising Campaigns: Organizing bake sales, raffles, or charity drives to support school projects or local causes.
Wellness & Mental Health Awareness: Leading campaigns that promote kindness, mindfulness, and student well-being.
Environmental Projects: Launching recycling programs, clean-up days, or eco-friendly awareness campaigns around the campus.
Student Feedback Forums: Creating spaces for students to share ideas, raise concerns, or suggest improvements for school life.
Peer Support Initiatives: Mentorship programs where older students help guide and support younger students.
Community Outreach: Volunteering or running drives to support organizations outside of school and give back to the wider community.
The Student Council is a great opportunity for students to build leadership skills, collaborate with peers, and make a real impact in their school environment.
Our extracurricular activities are vital to our mission of developing our students into well-rounded, global citizens. We encourage our students to be emphatic, responsible citizens who take pride in making the world a better place one action at a time. Through our various activies such as, Eco-Club committee, NPS aAngels, Bosele Project, Enteprenureship Day and Supporting the Cancer Association (Fight like a Kid).