A Student Council is formed at the beginning of each academic year. Councillors are nominated and recommended by a panel of teachers based on academic performance, active involvement in school activities, satisfactory disciplinary conduct, behaviour and good personal character. The recommended candidates are then presented to the Principal and/or Deputy Principal who will make the final approval and endorsement.

The students are selected from Year 9 to Yr 11 of a total 38 members. They are sworn-in at a formal investiture ceremony, witnessed by the entire school population (teachers and students) in the second week of January.

THE ROLE OF COUNCILLORS

1. To render assistance and support to the school on important school functions (e.g. Parents Meet, Sports Day, Teachers Day, Speech Day etc.)
2. To carry out duties in maintaining discipline and order during school hours or any school related activities.
3. To organise school events such as Teachers’ Day, Talentine or any other events pertaining to the interests of the students.
   NB: All decisions made and activities organised by the councillors are carried out only with the acknowledgement or approval of the Discipline Master and the Principal before executing them.
4. To become role models to other students in discipline and academic studies.
5. They are the voice of the students in the schools.
6. In order to provide a more effective leadership role for the Students Council, a ‘Cabinet’ system of student government was introduced in January 1989. The councillors are given specific duties under the following portfolios: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Councillor of Culture & Sport, Councillor of Information, Councillor of Discipline, Councillor of Welfare.

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Student Council

Secondary Monitors

Upper Primary Monitors