Celebrating Pupil Leadership

We are incredibly proud of the way pupil leadership continues to grow and flourish across our school. Following work with Mr Brown and the school council, every member of Class 6 has been given the opportunity to take on a leadership role as House captains in our newly introduced Houses: St Andrew, St David, St Patrick and St George, ensuring that all of our oldest pupils can contribute their unique gifts and talents to our school community.

Alongside our House Captains, pupils have embraced a wide range of responsibilities, from supporting younger children and leading activities to helping organise events and acting as positive role models. These roles are helping to strengthen friendships and connections across all year groups, creating a true sense of family throughout the school.

A special part of our leadership programme is our Chaplaincy Team with members from each class in school, who work closely with Mrs Levack to lead and guide our school in prayer, worship and charitable outreach. Through planning and leading prayer opportunities, supporting liturgies and championing charitable causes, they help our whole school community live out our faith in meaningful ways.

These leadership opportunities are at the heart of our mission of “Aspiring to be Great through Loving and Learning, Following in the Footsteps of Jesus.” By serving others, showing kindness, taking responsibility and leading with compassion, our pupils demonstrate what it means to follow Christ's example in their daily lives.

It is wonderful to see our pupil leaders growing in confidence and inspiring others around them. Their enthusiasm, commitment and sense of service are helping to create a caring, inclusive and vibrant school where every child feels valued, supported and encouraged to aspire to be great. We are excited to see the positive impact they will continue to have on our school community throughout the year.