Dear Parents,
The student council is an excellent platform to groom young leaders, which makes our theme of the year ‘Leadership- ‘Discover the leader in you’’ even more meaningful.
The school gives equal opportunity to its students to contest for a coveted post in the student council. Students of grades VI to X are eligible for the senior student council. This year students of grades IV and V will also get the opportunity to contest elections for the post of primary club prefects as part of the junior student council.
So if you would like your ward to contest for a post in the student council, kindly send them prepared with a one minute speech on the theme of the year that outlines one’s strengths as a good leader.
Kindly note the schedule for the speeches and interviews:
|
Grades |
Speech |
Interview |
|
VI – X |
03/07/17 & 04/07/17 |
10/07/17 |
|
IV & V |
05/07/17 & 06/07/17 |
12/07/17 |
Students will be shortlisted on the basis of the Public Speaking and Interview rounds. The students who have been shortlisted will be eligible to stand for elections.
Let us together help and motivate our young learners to become able leaders of tomorrow.
Our Best,
Authorised Personnel
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