Student Voice
Students can voice their own opinion on how their school is run through the medium of a Student Voice (formerly School Council). The committee is run and chaired by one of the deputy school captains (George Lander) with one council member from each form of the school. All students are free to stand for student voice elections and, once the particular person has been chosen, they will then attend various meetings, discussions and conferences where they will represent their particular group of the pupils at the school.
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