School Council
School Council Elections are held as per Education Act 1988 (Cap. 327 Art. 61) stipulated by the Education Department. The School Council is an essential aspect of the School’s democratic process. Its role is not limited to fund raising and similar activities.
The School Council commits to:
- discuss and monitor the school environment and the school amenities and propose ways to improve them;
- help the school with ideas of creating platforms where students are exposed to a wider audience outside the school boundaries, preferably in conjunction with other entities (e.g. educational institutions);
- create ways to generate income for the school (e.g. fund-raising activities) discuss and monitor any environmental problems;
- discuss any problems related to students’ well-being.
The School Council is made up of:
- A President
- A Secretary / Treasurer who is the Centre Administrator of School
- Three School Educators
- 2 Learners 16+
- 2 Parents / Guardians of a learner under the age of 16
- External consultant when necessary