Student Leadership
At The Ramsey Academy, we believe that leadership is a journey of personal growth, community service, and collective responsibility. Our student leadership program is designed to cultivate the skills and values necessary for our students to lead with confidence and integrity. As a leader at our school, you will have the unique opportunity to influence school policies, represent the interests of your peers, and organise events that strengthen our community. You will be challenged to think critically, act compassionately, and lead effectively. Whether you are an aspiring leader eager to make your mark or a seasoned participant looking to further your skills, there is a place for you in our leadership program. We encourage you to bring your enthusiasm, your ideas, and your vision. Together, we will create a vibrant and inclusive school environment where every student has the opportunity to excel.
The Role of the School Captains:
The roles of School Captains are critical in fostering a sense of community and continuity within the school. They act as role models, inspiring younger students to contribute positively to the school and to strive for personal excellence. Their involvement in key events and their close work with the school management make them fundamental to the smooth conduct of ceremonial and everyday school functions. Through their leadership, they help maintain a positive, inclusive, and progressive school atmosphere, ensuring that the student body feels valued and heard.
The Role of Prefects:
Key Responsibilities Leadership: The School Captains are at the forefront of the student leadership team, directing the Student Council and various committees. They play a crucial role in planning, organising, and leading school activities, ensuring that student interests are represented.
Representation: They represent the school at important events, both within and outside the school. This includes speaking at assemblies, participating in workshops, and attending conferences where they embody the school's principles and achievements.
Supporting School Management: They assist the headteacher and other staff in the daily running of the school. This includes administrative duties and helping to implement school policies and initiatives.
Event Participation: The School Captains support the headteacher at significant ceremonial events such as Remembrance Day, where they might participate in laying wreaths, delivering speeches, or organising the participation of other students. They also play visible roles during school open days, parent evenings, and graduation ceremonies, helping to coordinate activities and guide visitors.
Feedback and Improvement: They gather feedback from the student body on various aspects of school life and communicate this to the school leadership to help in making informed decisions that enhance the student experience
Form Representatives:
Each form group has a student who represents the Form, sharing ideas to the student management team. It is their role to find out what is important to students and represent them during the student management meetings
Prefects play a vital role in setting a positive example and leading our student body. In order to be awarded prefect status, pupils must achieve a minimum set of standards. These are outlined below.Prefect Selection CriteriaStudent Leadership Application
